The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
BENWOQD
Sc iNELIGIBLES
REGISTER TO VOTE

.r.,,,,,si l,.,.~, tn. roua.N body next
Tuesday cven'n; f"c tie purpose o. '1''-
ing why they gave :" the r'S'HN'''~
their names HUd o;&cr :Ht'f'i",","
when. Il IS alleged they ~" "%"E'''e
TO vote at the coming e.e't.on. III cor
. rectinE and amending the Te%'Nt'''N'''
lista last Tuesday evening t"e 'ou"
cilunen found So names OF persons WIZ
for various reasons are a'i"Ee" 70 NC
Ineligible TO vote. SeIe:a! Names ~
peartng on the lists were those "' N""-
residents and some w"r" names o1 zee
sons under age. Thcs" !ac,etH." w"", "
name. appeared on the lists viii DC
ummoned before tao council BODY ~
the regular meeting next Tuesday even
inE, at which time they VIII be gwen
chance 10 explain their case.
Coal to Local Yards
In view Of the fact that m'aeTs
strtSa which viii probably ane't me
vhol. country. j. predicted tor 'he
S1st OF this nontha an unusual amount
OF coal has been received N the ."'S.
Y L q wards over l5h carloads or
coal hay, been received and. should
strike result. there would be enough e"''
IN the yards 10 last toc som9 time,
SERVICES at st. Johns
SoecIal Ientea services were held sSN
piyht n. The 50. Johns Catholic church.
Rev. Father Fdegcr. Of EdS!ngtoa Lane
was IN charge OF che services wAsSn
were we'll attended. TIL" regular tr'u"y
n!Sht Lent"n services viii be he'd 70
morrow eye a,lnS AZ wh.'H ttme tat"eE
Schoenen will conduct TIE services
Planning Camp
Tia members % :he Kerry ciHo rave
finished tearing down tac building AZ
n
and are making aaal preparations Tor
thsIr summer camp. The lumber from
the building w!ll be taken 70 the camp
ing place. where !, VII be used TO con-
struct camp kitchen. The members
have not decided rs yet where they VIII
hold their summer camp but Will prob
ABLY pitch their tents AT either to"-
hatan or on their former camping
xrounds at the head OF the Nar-ows
Rev. Joseph eurthart
Raw. Father Joseph Burkhart or Men.
Ohio, viii be IN charge OF the "edneS-
day night Lentcn services next week AZ
the ST. JOINS Catholic church. Re-"
Burkhart Is well known by members or
the local congregation and no doubt
the services will be well attended.
Alumni Held Practice
Tho members OK both the Alumni haS-
ketbau teams held practice last night
In the Union High gym IN preparation
for their clash with the Union High
boys and girls teams next Friday night
T1Is promise. 20 DO ono OF the best
xames OF the Union schedule and the
students and memSres OF the Numn
prn looking forward FOR a real treat
tomorrow night The members o. tho
Alumni are antiCi pat!NG attending me
game In body and promise 70 show the
present students how 70 cheer.
Mil TO Continue
Tia steel mill OF the Whse.!HS steel
and Iron Will continue operating next
week Il was announced yesterday, oIt
tho local employees arc OF the opinion
that the steel will shut down AFTER nsNs
week. II Is believed BY many thar the
mill - working 100 Pc ccnt n"w IN
order TO get OUT back orders nesore the
miners strike becomes reality.
SsEwood Personals
Major George Johns IS nble 70 he out
after being confined to his homo for
The past few weeks by Illness
Elmer Gre!g. OF Wheeling. spent yes
terday as the guest OF friends in this
city.
Miss Della Driehorst Was slightly IN
tured Yesterday when she fem down the
steps in the rear OK her home.
John Ward has resumed his dulles a.
the wheeling Steel and Iron.
Francis Lutes spent yesterday As
the guest OF friends a Elm Grove.
Miss Virginia Marshall Is confined 70
her homo on McMechen street by Illness
John Chapman LEFT Yesterday for Gen
Easton where ne will visit with h!t
father.
Herman Hart spent Yesterday as the
guest OF friends a: Shadys!de.
James Gatelv and John kalaska are
planning a trip hv motor 70 Canton,
Ohio. where they vii, spend the week
end.
Yardmas,er Fat O'nowd IS reported As
recovering from n recent attack OF in
huenza.
Walter Cha-nocx VIII leave FOR T!tts
ourgh today. where ne "!N attend tbs
auto show.