The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
BROTHER OF LOCAL MAN
KILLED FIGHTING TURKS
Nick yarlas Receives Letter From IN
Greece Stating Brother was
killed.

Nick Varlas. local Greek, who "pcr-
a,es poolroom and SAoeSh'ne par!or
on jefferson avenue. is in rcce!r, Of a
letter from relatives q; Sparta inform
inS him oc the death OF his brother
John Varlas. while fghc'ng the forces
OF NustaNh1 Renal raSha. the TURK
leader. The deceased man had served
nine years and six months IN the Greek
army
NICK Va-las. II will 20 recalled. lost
another brother. George. IN the late
world war. George enlisted Win tns'
American army Il, the beginning OF the
great corfc. ard served hon"rah.y
throughout the war. until his death
during September. 1915
Had Dig Celebration
Students Of Mourdsvjlle nigh school
gathered last night ~ the high schoo!
building n their first grand promenade
OF the wear % stir az school spirit. The
occasion was branded pep night
and from the juhjlont spirit OF The pa
raiders sniri. at the high school should
reach the highest pitch ever this year
There were more than $50 students IN
The parade ReSianiug at the high
school the students marched down
Tomllason avenue. thence 70 Lafayette
hv NAV OF Seventh. on Lafayette they
turned east, coming t' eiASu ~ Jt'Ar'
son and rorthward on the main drag OF
the city 10 Second street. The paraders
were headed by a large brass band.
The Citizens band took part in the hiS
celebration.
Boosters To Back Team
\ meeting Of citizens WAS held last
evening a. the high school building at
$50 o'clock and n Boosters club" Or,
sar!zed 20 back tho high school foot
- Ton
several weeks ago when members OF
the local post OF the American Legion
voted 10 donate the first sum Of money
towards the organization. The matter
vas brought before the Legion post by
Commander ". Foss Curtis.
TWO Airplanes LANDED.
Two airplanes landed In Langin avia-
.lor field Yesterday afternoon en- route
10 eastern and western points. The
ships were both of the Dir type and
were oa,l. here lore enough to repienish
their fuel supplies.
Rally Day At Churches.
Sunday nas haeU designated a. rally +.
day" A. the First NJ. T.. and Baptist
churches. Plans have been made 10
have large attsUdauCcS n both the
morning and evening services. \ good
program has been arranged Oh both
occasions.
mOvo IN New buhdinG.
The management o. The Moundsvill~
Grocery and Produce Company an
nou0cHd yesterday :hat they would move
into their new building on Lafayette
avenue on October :. The new build !
INK "a one OF the fines: IN The city and
will no doubt add much to the appear
ance of the business district in the La
fav~;te avenue locality.
tn" kalhitz"r Company. Of Wheeling.
yt-sf' h. I've Of I, h
!nE. where the ELLIS people are now icca-
ted after the first 81 the month.
rweedle Funeral To-day.
Funeral services Will he held this
morning at . O'Clock from the st. Fran |
ciS XaviHr'S church for the late Mrs.
Rose Tweedle. Rcv. Father VI. !. CoSh- |
Ian will ofriciatc. Burial will be mad.
a, rho Greenlawn cemetery.
Tn Funeral services We're to have been |
HE'D IN the morning but the time YVES
changed =
Special Legion Meeting.
4 special meeting OF Earl Francis |
Pos, No .. the American Legion. will b"
held Monday evening at the Legion club
rooms at which time tho special COM
rnittces for putting on the minstrel are
~ Ne appointed Ed g. Beer, general
chairman Of the entertainment commit !
Zee will name members OF the CONT
cites.
Court On Again Monday.
Circuit court viii r""ouHeuc again
Monday Cor the continuation Of cases
Going M at this term Cases 20 he heard !
Monday are: William Bell against Oscar
Wilson. and Gertrude WiedebuscH
araInS, United Zinc Smelling Corpora
,Ior. a corporation. judge r. d. Morris
Is spending the week end at his home II
New NartiusviNe
Mrs. 3 + Gallaway returned 20 her
home on Fifth street Thursday. after ,
being ;Ne guest ~ relatives At Column
bus. Oh:o. Cor the past two weeks.
Miss Minnie Boston left Thursday
morning s"r the state Sanitarium. Ca
tawha. Va.
Mrs. Beamis Rogerson and Mrs Cht-
ford RoccrSnn whn have heF~ the
guests il MISS Rhoda Smith of Atlantic +.
Citv y J. for the past three weeks
arrived home this morning
Or. K.lian az Petersburg. was the
gues- Of friends here over Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Miller and daucht";
Dorothy left Thursday f"r their home
n -. Louis after several months Nisit /!
here with relatives.
Roy IoSston. who has been the guest (
Of his relatives here. returned 10 his !
duties at BelIairc. O. Thursday.
Miss Lucy Wells 81 Fourth street IA !
the guest % her h-nthcr. In New Mar
tnsvlllc.
Mrs: y J. White. ot First street who
has hhcn quite III for the past few days
shows some Improvement.
Mrs. NJ z. Mcdonald. OF Twelfth f,
street - the guest Of Mrs. William .
Davies az Mozart
Miss Laura Dotz % Sfst"rsv,llc is the
guest Of friends and relatives here for
q few days.
Messrs Dean Gary.u. J. w Garvin.
william Boyd. Wilbur Bloyd. w. w. I
Henderson and Frank Grey. lef; Thurs !
day by auto fUg Virginia on business.
Mrs. ". II. Harris and Miss Elizabeth .
Harris. o. Glen Eas;"n. were guests Of
relatives here Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. Williams and family /
who motorcd 10 Jewetr. COR fcw day /
arrived home Thursday.
Clarence Crow. O.: jefferson avenue. !
returned to Marietta @. 20 crsumc his |
studies after the summer vacation.
Mrs j. F. Jefferson OF Wayman'S /,
Ridge who has been quite III Ter some
time IL reported To be improving slowly. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ Nay of Newark. !