The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

how the football team from this CIT!
was able to So d"C!S!NclH defeat inc
Matscn lark team hero last saturday
when the team has no. lost ! game IN
five wears and Is the recognized cham
piuu ;cam OF western New York state.
II" has also asked for the record "i
the games played by the local team Tor
the past ten years. The record IS benz
forwarded.
Receive Fuel Rules
Mayor Howard \. Dur yesterday re-
ccIvsd :: letter from Governor Harry l..
Davis with an outline of the functions
~ the State Fuel Administration and
Information about the local end Of the
enforcement OF the regulations OF the
administration Blank forms for the
weekly report Of all of the coal opera
tors are Included and the reports must
be made each week.
Victim Expired.
John DrHagOn. victim Of the accident
os Tho LaughlIn plant Monday night, N
which he WAS Cought in 4 car by the
shifting OF load OF sheet bars. died
At the city hospital at an early hour
yesterday morning. Tho victim - 4
RoumanIa ian. 80 years old and has only
been employed AZ the plant for short
time The body was removed 10 the
Noble mOrCuc 10 be prepared fnr burial
and coroner Hardesty notified. y YER
dict OF accidental death will probably
result as number Of witnesses are
available. Both Of the legs OF tho vic
tim were broken and the flesh badly
lacerated.
Fratsrnal Order Of Police.
The October meeting Of the OHIO VAL
ley Fraternal Order Of Police Will he
i III. .ft
this afternoon with members from all
towns along the river between Bcllairc
and East Liverpool. O.. IN attendance.
rlans are being made for Il big fecd' to
| follow the business sessions OF the
order.
Health League.
An important meeting Of the Public
Health league is scheduled for The coun-
Gil chamber this evening at which time
arrangements will be made for taking
! care OF the milk to be supplied to the
public schools The benefits OF the SUI
perv!s!on OF tho milk supply to the
students OF the public schools was So
apparent ut the last year Of school tina;
members feel Il should be again car.
ried on.
Many Candidates Here.
Practically all OF tho Republican
candidates for office N Belmont county
who were able 10 come. wero In this
city yesterday afternoon with Con
Gressman Fcss on his tour Of tho coun'
| ". and all esteemed It an excellent op'
| portuni:y 70 renew their acquaintance
| with the voters.
Missionary Meeting.
Mrs. Park I.oe or ST, Cla!rsville will
! address the members OF the Women's
Home Missionary society Of the First
| Methodist church NJ the meeting 10
| be held In the church this evening
Following the address and business
| meeting social session will 10 en-
| ioycd and refreshments served.
Banking Report.
The Mackey school leads in percent
| age Of students making deposits in the
| school banking system. according &c
the report given out yesterday with
tho Central building leading with the
| largest amount OF deposits. The fol
lowing IS the complete report:
Mackcy school. III los 1928 Q.
Building No. No. Amt. Pet
Enroll. Dec. Dec. Dec
| South school. BIG 24T 56.S7 =
! High school ...CSS % 5@.SS !;
I North school. .10i $40 1895 "
! Central school. $40 SO 1912 %
! Elm school. ....41G $40 $500 81
Solicit for Band.
A committee from the Booster club
! reports success attending their effort,
! 20 raise funds with which 10 pay for q
| band TO accompany the boosters on the
| special train trip 70 Fostoria. Funds
! are being solicited by the committee
and all approached have shown d!spo.
s!tion to donate
Attendance Good.
The first day Of the religious instruc.
ton found 4 largo percentage OF the
| public school students At tho sessions