The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

| Bonar. Sylvan Blum. William Ne.|'E'
| Jud Fish. =. 0. Ions. q. ". Keller"
Ha~.y Allen. s. L. Doycr William sd
.ai.. w...e- Cppe-maa, c. ". Rodeier'
G r H--moa. john Ihe'I.rS, "''o
Altha:.
mildred In Accident
1i.ss Edna Warren ard Mss Ma"
johnson CT Nets were seriously III
iured and Miss Pearl Simmons and NJ"
Charles Gla:zer were PAINFUL" hurt
when the GIatzer tax! coll:ded WIKI =
Seiple and Wolfe truck on the NaE road
Yesterday, morning. Glatzer vas DIV
ing the taxi cab and the road truck had
turned from The rear OF another truck
going east. The dense toS this morn
ing made I. almost Impossible 20 see tho
taxi. Frank Mosso and Walter Robin
son. who were following the GlatzHT
car. brought the !ayUred people % no
office Q: Or. f. :. Wright IN this c.:E
where first a!d was rendered. MISS
Johnson was badly scratched and GU
abou, the face AID Mss Warren had
deep cash over the LEI; eye. MISS SIN
mons l schon! teacher. suffered num-
b"r OF cuts AID bruises. G!a'Z"r = s.
saiI has several fractured ribs. HIS
...-ch!ne was wrecked.
Public Meeting
\ public meeting Under the ausprr-1
81 the Association O.; Foreign Born
Voters o: this cry Will he held r'r;HaE
evening IN the city auditorium \: 80
O'Clock. The meeting will be addressed
b. Paul Y. Waddeu and Chas. !. Lynch,
ioca! attorneys.
Makes Report
{ ". Human who resigned his ro-
s!tion as superintendent Of the Union
Mission has submitted 4 report that Is
very gratifying lie states that SINCE
he has been In charge, l2.o9+ meals have
eeen served the needy. $50 given !oGG
Ing. I7o9 pieces OF clothing ana ~
pairs o: shoes distributed and 1855
baths. The resignation Of Human has
been accented an dh.s successor has not
YET arrived.
Named Chairman
c. L. Belt Q: this c!,y has been manner
chairman OF the Democratic rally 20 n
held IN this ci:y. this evening IN tho
Elk Grand theater. Pat Harrison. init
ed States Senator from Mississippi Wi
bs the PRINCIPAL speaker Of the evening.
For Bond Issue
Committees from the Ch..9's CoNss--
walton league and the Woma1's C'T''
League are behind the movement 20 81
a bigger and better high school :9r Be-
la,re and Will make every eHo:; 20 ct
OUT tho vote on election day. y joint
conference was he'd recently and 4 was
decided % canvass I'll" town IN thr m
,e1ss: OF the ISSUE.
Parade Today.
big parade VIII be staged N the
business section OF the c!;y this after
noon when approximately 1900 students
OF the high school and The seventh and
eighth grades will appeal - the public
for a new hiah school building. Zach
DELEGATION Nil carry banner calling
attention 70 tho bond issue. The parade
which will move az $40 o'clock VIII b"
headed by band and VIII march over
the principal streets OF the city.
Arrive Soon.
Tho new pump FOR the Eslla;re water
works is schedule 20 arrive ~ th,s CIV
within the mex: few days. Tho corr
raay has already shipped q supply oi
mater.a! necessary 70 unload =. The
founda ton for the machinery has been
completed and the pump can son be
Installed.
Thea Shrine.
Members OF the Thea shrine club VIII
be the guests % Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips
,ht Sevea:nE IN her home on Guernsey
street. \ business meeting Wi! nc f~'l-
lowed by social session AID 4 .uD'.I-
con Will be served
Dropped Prom Squad.
Harry Harris. cU.,AaCk on the h:sh
scnool football team during Tho pre>c",
season has been dropped from he squad
by the Coach Harris /; IS alleged re-
fused 20 abide ~ the ;ca!a::-, ru.cF.
Social Notes.
Mrs. John Armstrong entertained Tho