The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06
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COLUMBUS DAY
EVENT PLANNED
Hsliairs rtalttians Making Big Prspara-
lions For Celebration on October IL

Ths celebration OF Columbus, Day
here on October 1oth. will be bigger
and better than ever before according
to the committee in charge OF arrange
mcntS.
. The Palmer band has been engaged
for the occasion and a parade through
the principal streets OF the city VIII De
staged The following societies VIII
participates: christopher Columbus,
order of Sons Of Italy, and Independent
club. branch No. 10.
Various games and races VIII be son-
Quoted in the afternoon.
At $50 2. ". an automobile parade
will take place and prizes will be
awarded as follows: First prize S2o.
second prize $40.
The following committee will have
charge Of the awards: Frank Mellost
William J. McGraw, and l.. VIII. ~
s n. m. the celebration will come to
close with a fire works display at
West Twentysixth street by the Pre-
suttt Fire Works CO.. From 70 IL
.. m. dancing will be enjoyed At Roma
hall. The committee in charge OF the
affair Is composed OF Joe Butt'tta. joe
Pul,to. Zoe Dl Mattoo. Frank Lam
clone. Pietro Coco. Pietro Bile'lo. A.
Lupo. S. Fantauzzi and a. Di Blass>
Jewell Named Constable.
At a meet!nc OF tho Pul.ney township
trustees. held In this city. YESTERDAY,
James Jewell. councilman from the
First ward was named constable TO sue
coed Harvey Hall. resigned. The law
of the state OF Ohio specifically states
that no person can hold two elective
offices at one time and II now remains
to be seen whether Jewell will accept
the office OF constable OF Pultney town
ship and resign council or vice versa.
spans1er Post Meets.
A meeting Of Spangler Post. G. A. r..
was held last night at the Legion rooms
IN the city building. Delegates 10 the
recent National Encampment held at Des
Moiues, Iowa, submitted their report. II
was stated that the monthly pensions
have been increased by the government
SO that In the future all Civil war vet
Grams will receive $T2 per month and
widows Of deceased veterans $50. The
next annual encampment Will be held a:
Milwaukee. Wis
Autos Collide.
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 large
Packard delivery truck. belonging 70
Stewart & Ward. local wholesale Sricers,
and a Studebaker touring car. belonging
to Frank Reynolds. OF Twenty-tirst and
Guernsey streets. came together ut the
corner OF Thirty-second and Union
streets. The steering gear and front
, wheels OF the truck were badly damaged
while the left side Of Reynolds car was
crushed In. Reynolds was coming south
on Union street and the truck attempted
70 turn west on Thirty-second when the
accident happened.
Case Dismissed.
James Powers, alias Glenn Porter. and
James +. Chamberlain. arrested yester-
day morning by Officers Jewell and
Douglas. on a charge OF selling stolen
car under false pretense to c. VI. Fad
clifte. at East Liverpool. were taken be-
fore Justice OF the Peace John w. Nor
rell to-day for arraignment. On &C
count OF the request Of the owner or the
car. James Greenlee. to prosecute the
case and because OF the fact that the
hiana county. the defendants were re-
leased.
Mission Head Resigns.
Surt. II. S. Human, OF the Union MIS-
sion yesterday rendered his RESIGNATION
as head OF the Mission. esane 10 become
effective November LIST. Supt. Human
has been in charge Of the Mission since
II was instituted in this city some II
months ago. and was also instrumental
In founding It. No successor has YET
lSeen named to succeed Rev. Human.
although several applicants are being
considered. The superintendent has
made no announcements as TO what MS
future plans are.
Give Dance
4 chance was given all those person.
who became 81 years OF age since S'e
election and all those who failed 70 reg
lister at the previous registrations thtS
year to do so yesterday and approx
nately IS persons awaited themselves
OF the opportunity. Thursday OF mex.
week will also DO another registration
day. The hours will be from a. m 70
3 p. m. and from r. m until p. m
Plan 1oosters' Trip
H a meeting OF the mercantile dirI-
sion OF the Chamber OF Commerce held
In the Hub building yesterday. II was
decided TO hold merchants dinner next
Wednesday evening at the Chamber or
Commerce rooms at Gas o'clock. IL was
also decided to have boosters trip
through Belmont and Monroe counties
On October Is and 10 to boost Beilaire
and urge people OF these counties to
come hero TO shop. Visits will be PAL
all towns along tho route. speeches
made and advertising matter d.stribut-
cd A local band will also accompany
the boosters on their trpi.
Al Fink has been named as Chairman
ISOLATED with him are James Fittoa.
John Rennie, w. @. Mccain. and Harry
s. Russell
Contribute Tents
A trucking company OF BROWNSVILLE,
Pa, Yesterday stopped at the Miners
Temple and loaded on about 100 large
size army tents owned by sub-dlstrics
OF tho United Mine Workers. The tents
are 10 be taken TO the CoInellsville. Pa
region 10 house the miners who. II Is
alleged, have been elected from their
houses BY the coal companies.
Ledvinka III
Frank Ledv!nka. president oc suh-dis-
trict No. S OF the United Mine W"rkS:s.
Is i'll at his home at Bridgeport and dur
Ing his absence the sub-discrict offices
here are In charge OF vice president
protein John Cirque.
Iddings Pays Visit
Prohibition Enforcement Officer John
Iddines and his assistants visited Bel
lair for the second time in as many days
Yesterday. Several soft drink establish
nents, as we'll as private residences.
were visited with no results except NJ
residence on South Belmont street
where a quantity OF home made VINO
was poured In the gutter.
Drys To Meet
The Belmont County Dry Association
Will hold q meeting At St Cla'rsrille.
In the L. p. churSh there next SUNDAY
afternoon at 2:iJ. John ". White.
noted Prohibition speaker. will address
tho gathering. Thomas Clark Columbus
attorney and author OF the frst locel
ap,jor law will also be present and
sneak nj the meeting. G.. Major Rode