The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
MARTINS FERRY
FIREMAN CALLED =
!, FOR BOX CAR FIRE
Answer Alarm Prom PennsyINani~
Yards, Whore Two Junhed BOX
Cars Were Being Burned.

\ general alarm for the FIRE depart
ncnt called all OF the equipment o. VIC
city 10 the Pennsylvania railroad 'c"IHS
between Walnut and Hickory streets
yesterday afternoon a. 80" >'"NN'
where two abandoned box cars WEI.
found ah'aze. The fire was eSt'NSu,S"eu
with little difficulty. I; was later
learned That the cars had been junked
as Of no further use and had ecen ser
on fire nv employees Of the railroad
company.
Residents NJ South Third street. just
ves, OF ,he fire. called police hcad7uar-
,ers and asked that the alarm De
turned IN as tho blaze was IN dangerous
proximity % their garage ana tnsS
were fearful that much damage m'sn'
be done.
star Bsnousted.
Abor- aftv OF tho members 90 the
Nsrrnrolitan Insurance companys stan
.mnloyed In this city and vicinity were
hancuesed at the American Lego"
rooms on Hanover street last night an
the guests Of the company. SpeS'"'
rrocram OF talks and discussions COM
roSed tho program Of the evening l"i-
lowing the feed and all report mo
time.
Meet with Engineer.
Msr,hs-s Of tho joint committee or
citizens and council and city officials
held q meeting following luncheon
n, tho Desch hotel yesterday AZ noon
with Engineer ne Long OF the j. y.
Chester COMPANY. at which time they
went over the plans for the proposed
new water and liGh. plant for which
+, bond issue is being asked at the COM
ing election.
riterarv Society
4 meeting Of the Methodist Literary
society will be held ae the church on
South Third street this evening. at
which time the works Of Lorgteliow
will be the topic for study. Works or
other noted authors will he studied dur
Ing The season. The following Is the
rrogra N for tonight:
Selection .................. oECueS''"
Prayer .............. Rev. l.. :. Rose
Talk. Arthur Williams. Pres.
Biography % Longfel'ow. Edward Seloy
Vocal Duet ........)..
Katherine Rarr. Alkaline McHenry
Recitation The Ladders OF 81. Au-
gustine". .........E Edmund Davies
Recitation Rainy Day. Ruth Hadsell
Violin Solo. ....''.' ecu L'a>'N
Talk. Mrs r. r. Pryor
Uongtellow's Contribution to
American Idterature)
Eafn
Current Events. Florence Springer
Debate: Resolved. That InnEfsllow Is
better love poet than whittier.
Affirmative:
Elizabeth Barron. Martha Harris.
Negative:
Ernestlne Briesch. Katherine McDan-
ie!
Yiwanis Program.
The minister members OF the Kiwants
club have completed arrangements Tor
the program al the luncheon tomorrow
and the Revs. wingerd. Rose and Lang
horne will have charge OF the various
features. Something OF special interest
has been promised the members and
good crowd Is expected.
odd Fellows Banquet.
Members OF Belmont Lodge OF the
( Odd Fellows and their ladies enjoyed
! n BANQUET In the dining roo moi the
Frat hall on North Fifth street last
/ evening as a part OF their homecoming
celebration. A program was carried
ont IN honor OF the event during the
evening and the largest attendance or
the season was noted.
~ watsr-Laght Meeting.
a taY meeting OF the members OF the
citizens and council committee on the
nav water and light plant with the
REPRESENTATIVES, Of all OF the organtza-
tons OF the city will be held In the
city council chamber this evening at
100 O'Clock The plans OF the commit
tee will be laid before the public az this
meeting and many matters or interest
placed before the representatives for
report at their meetings.
Many Mushrooms
A local man who drives truck into
the interior OF the county each day
called at police headquarters on his
return from trip yesterday and left
nearly a half bushel OF mushrooms.
Thev were on exhibition during the
ton, but disposition was made OF them
last night along with large quantity
OF steak.
entertained Bridal Party.
Miss Margaret Dixon was the hostess
70 the bridal party Of the Sauters-
T-ptegrafs wedding which Is 10 he an
event OF today az her home on North
Fourth street las. night with num-
Der Of intimate friends present. The
home was prettily decorated in pink
pnd white with large bouquet oS
chrysanthcmums "a the cepterptece ~
the table and wedding bells as Tho place
cards. The event was o'clock din
ner, at which time a rour-course dinner
was served.
Marriage Today.
The marriage Of Miss elizabeth Cp'"-
xrafr and Richard Sauters will taxa
place al the horne OF the brides parents
an North Fourth street today at noon.
This is expected 10 he one ~ tho most
important social events ne tho city dur
ing IRE seasr and a larg" number nj
relatives and friends of tho rctnci pals
have been Invited 70 tho event.
Miss Mary Virginia Parker Will be the
hostess 70 number Of her Young
friends at TIRE homo Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs simon y. Parker. on Third and
Walnut streets. Fr!dav evening Of this
week between the hours Of $50 and
$50 The event IS in honor ~ tho tenth
Birthday anniversary % :hc hostess and
Halloween diversions viii 20 enjoyed
Heston Case Postponed
The case Of William H"Ston. charge!
with having attempted 70 induce girls
70 accompany him % tho hills. which
was 70 have been heard last night. has
been postponed to tonight in Mayor
pufcs court
Police Court.
Steve Earag"-. charged with fa''ur"
10 remove garbage from his rrcm sos
"a provided in tho ordinance was given
n hearing In Navnr Duff's court las.
Might and UPON his plea OF guilty was
fined SIS and costs
John Muskon charged With permit
ting tho playing of cards in his pool
room, on Sunday was fined rs and Ed
r.itb cvcreI.