The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

vas heavy but no extreme damage was
done - am. one building. Many WIN
Gyws IN thu houses n the path 81 the
storm were DrUkrn but no larg. pate
glass windows III any OF tho business
establishments were damaged. he mall
STONES. som, 81 which wer" as idrE" a.
waiuuta, c1VeCcL the street after IN"
storm AMI the highways were not eli
t.rciy cleared oil the stones until late
last evening.
Holy Week Services
Molly " cen services Viii es he!d d.
81. lOhn'S Catholic church this evening
Thursday evening and Friday evening
beginning AT $50 o'clock. These SER
fees ~. held each year at this time.
kev. hurkhIrt ur Nclfs. y. Will he I'D
charge tn:s evening; Rev. Father CORN
night, and ley. Father +. NJ. Schooner
VIII be in charse Friday evening.
Meeting Last Night.
The regular mcrh!y meeting OF the
PyLAias. HAs hciG last night In their
hall on Main street. Arrangements Tor
the mammoth visitation 10 be given ny
tho local lodge OH April 2lst were dis
cusScd and the regular routine or buSl,
Ee>s disposed OF. This will be the tlnal
winter visitation Of tho l'ythian lodges
Of this district and tho local members
are planning to make this 4 Dig event.
this vicinity will be the guests or the
local No. Is. and they eApect several
hundred visitors 1t this affair. Follow
ing the business session last might 4
social gathering. was he'd.
No Practice Held.
The members of the nc"iy organized
track team OF Union high schoO! were
not called out for practice yesi erdty
owing 70 the bad condition or me
grounds following the raiustorm; The
al n a =
tcrnonn at which time Coach Hasgerty
cApccts 10 gee over twenty recruits Tor
the squad. The practice Will probably
consist of track events alone until me
equipment for the field events, whirA
vas ordered several days ago Is re-
Council in Interesting Session.
Tho present council VIII meet In ITS
next TO last session in the city build
ing. This will be rather important
meeting as much OF the business FOL
lowing the city election held last week
will have 10 10 taken up and the pay
Judges will he audited and approved
The last session OF the present BODY
will hc held on the 2jth of this month
and on May LIST a meeting OF the newly
elected members and Democratic clty
officials will be held for the purpose or
One Arrest at Nine.
A foreigner whose name Is unknown.
"a alleged TO have hecn arrested by one
rf the state police yesterday evening
at the Hitchman mine for causing q
seems that one OF tho miners. who VAS
working emerged from the mine and
was escorted by the foreigner. who IS
said TO have hit the miner
Basketball Banquet
Tho members Of tn" n"%s' and girls
ha skctball squad OF Union high school
will hold their annual banquet IN the
high school auditorium tomorrow eve
ming. They have planned an appropri-
ate program to be presented after the
banquet The members have planned
for a very enjoyable evening and an
members If either squad are urged 10
be present.
Benwood Personals.
Joseph Higgins spent yesterday in
Wheeling as a business visitor;
Frank Williams Is able TO be out
after being confined To his home on
McNeChen street by illness.
Frank Finnegan has returned home
from short vlsir with friends In Bea-
YER Falls.
Is visiting with friends on North Mar
shall street.
Miss Martha Kelly has returned home
from Cleveland, O.. where she has been
visiting for the past week.
Miss Elsie Burnley has returned home
after 4 pleasant visit with friends at
Charles Wilbur OF Wheeling was a
business visitor IN this Cit% Yesterday.
Russell Baker has returned to his
home at Clarksburs, after a short visit
with friends here.
James Gatciy was business VISITOR
In Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Louise \urdeman Of Cambridge,
o.. spent the week end with friends in
this city.