The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14

and Crescent streets. II - SAID th'
neither would confess to being the pre-
prietor and both were placed under al
rest.
Sacred Song Service.
The choir Of the Bellaire Prcsbyteria'
church will give sacred song service
Sabbath evening beginning at $50 p
m. a very attractive program hh'
been prepared by this well-known quar-
te,tc and the following numbers vii
be given under the direction Of Mrs
James II. Robinson:
Organ prelude.
Anthem-Give Unto the Lord-Buck
Invocation.
Anthem-O. Lord Thou Art NJ!
Strengt
Duet-I Sought the I.ord--CoSta.
Mrs. Dill and MIR. Koch.
Hymn--No. so.
Scripture Reading.
Oferotory - An Autumn Sketch
Brewer.
Anthem-I Would Not Live Always
Hodge.
Soprano solo--O. Lord Remember Me
Miss Carr.
Anthem-The Day Is Past and Over
Benediction.
Postludc.
The personnel OF the quartet is Miss
Clara Carr. soprano. Mr. Harry Thruhcr
tenor. Mrs. {. r. Dill. contradict: Mr.
Carl Koch. bass. Mrs. James II. Robin
son Organlst and director.
auard Is Fined.
Marcus Smith. railroad guard
charged with being drunk and disorder
ly was fined s. 10y Mayor Wyatt yes
terday. When arrested lie had u deru
ty sheriff badge and u black jack in hi
posse Ssion. When tried IN court he eN
hibited permit to carry weapons. Y
negro charged with impcrsonatinE al
officer. stated that he was so drums
that he did not know Just what he wa:
doing. He was unable to pay II fine OF
SIS and costs.
High Price for Drink.
According to John Allen OF Big Run
Belia!re holds the record In high prices
for drink of nootCh. He told Bellaire
police that he entered the \. Cifaldi es
on Ulton street and bought
about Ave drinks He stated that h'
rendered $50 hill IN payment and re-
Cnivcd only $3.50 in change. He pro
tested. but his money was not returned
he claims. All'n carried the story &c
the police station with the result: tha'
a raid was made on the establishment
and hooze found. Allen also went tr
Jail on charge of being drunk.
Named Secretary.
J. ROYCE Brown Of Dover has beer
sci, ctcd a. secretary of the Y ". {. a
by the executive committee OF the locaI
organization and will take up his duties
u bout the first Of December. The com,
munitS type Of the Y. NJ. c. A. vii
ho established here. Boosters predict
that Y. NJ. c. \. building VIII be
erected here IN 1925 II the proper en-
thus!asm Is manifest
schott Funeral
Rev II. Palmer. pastor OF the Ftrs
NJ. E church will conduct the funera
services over me remains OF the lat'
John Schott today IN his late home or
Noble street. Burial WI be made II
the Mt. Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Minnie Burkstt
Mrs. Minnie Burkett. a well know
and esteemed resident OF this city die'
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock IN IN
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Carolvr
Ebeling on South Jefferson street. TIT
decea sed was 90 years Of age and came
to this country from Germany. 40 years
ago. Surviving her are five children
Charles and Fritz OF Wheelin: lienr:
end Herman and Mrs. Carolyn Ebelinl
OF this city. Funeral services will b.
conducted Monday afternoon AT
o'clock by Rev =. II. Bauman. pastor o
the First Reformed church. Burial will
be- mai in Rose Hin cemetery.
Defective wirss
Defective wires or fuses were respoa
Ihle for a slight blaze In room on tn
second floor OF the Stewart dwelling OF
North Noble street yesterday AFTER
noon. The department answered III
alarm but the fire had been extingui shet
The damage was slight
To Convention
j. Maxwell Duga. local reporter AM
commander Of the Beliaire Post. let
last night for New Orleans whore NJ
will attend the national convention o
the American Legion. He was chosen
state delegate at the recent conven
ton held In Dayton. Two Rridgepor
comrades accompanied him.
Legion Notes
The Belmont County No!ture NJ q
Hommes ct Cheveaux has been invited
to attend an initiation in Cambridge ~
November 10 and put a class or candi
dates through the degrees
The committee in charge OF the MIN
strel Revue on November and plan
TO begin rehearsals the latter part o
the month.
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration o
Armistce Day will he made at the mce
Ing OF the Eellaire Pos, Amer'G'
Legion. Monday evening.
Bright Prospects
Fans who witnessed the work or tn
reureanizcd high schools football team
nj pra, tice during the past few evening
are convinced that wonderful Improve
men, has been made by Coach Gaibar
cch. The team probably will stage
come back a, Cambridge this AFTERNOON
and should the local hoys return hom
with victory fans will be convinced
that Bcliaire has a team that is>yet t
ne reckoned with in school honors thi
season.
Three Mil Levy For Five Years.
The Beilaire city school district now
receives 665 mills for actual opera tior
Of the schools. exclusive Of payment o,
bonds and interest on indebtedness. This
levy produces about $4,000. The tota
curren; school expenses at present time
are "a follows: Teachers 600 including
retiremcn; fund. $4,000: Janitors. SO,
500: fuel and light. $500; Repairs. re-
placement. $4,000: Supervision and Of
flee expense $1,000; Health service. com
pulsory attendance and supplies $1,000
Total current expenses, Sl43.60n. Re