The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-30

newspaper men and doctors to attend
the execution.
The big INDOOR carnival and bazaar
| was opened In the City ana CouHty
hank building yesterday evening under
the auspices Of Earl Francis Post NO.
3. American Legion.
Dancing and other entertainments
| were enjoyed until late hour and the
carnival will be continued this evening"
Farm BUREAU
The farmers Of Marshall County are
promised rare treat tomorrow when
! w. d. linn will address the Farm
Bureau meeting which will be held IN
the Farm Bureau in the Board OF Trade
rooms at 1000 o'clock.
Mr.. linn is we'll known over the
state as ono of the leading agricultural
men and is a specialist on live stock.
! All arrangements for the meeting
have been mad" and short session Oh
the advisory council will he held pre-
/ ccding the regular meeting.
Arrangements for the use OF the
| Circuit Court room have been made as
II Is not likely that the Board Of Trade
rooms will have sufficient seating
capacity.
One Of the best baseball games OF lhe
entire sSasSn nen is the PMouHdsve high
school nine Will play wheeling High
on the local field. 49,
The rivalry between these two
schools has been very keen for the last
few years and Moundsville will try
hard to avenGe the drubbing she re-
ceived in football last season.
Coach Morrison has had the team
practicing hard all week and 1t is ex-
pected a large crowd Will be present.
Golden Links Meet
The Moundsville Lodge of Golden
7 mill hold their regular weekly
meeting in the hall on Jefferson avenue
this evening. At this meeting delegates
TO the national convention Will be
elected. The lodge will also take up the
matter of q new homo for the organl-
zation and make further arrangements
for their next dance which Will be held
in the city and County bank building
on May L..
Mr.. George NJ. Ford. Republican can
didatc for state superintendent OF
schools at the May primary was in this
city yesterday.
Mr.. Ford is we'll known in this state
and was a few years ago principal or
the Benwood schools and has many
friends in this city.
Progress ON Theatre.
Work on the New Strand theatre is
progressing rapidly and it Is expected
that the work Of erecting the walls
will be started IN few days. The
work has hcen delayed several days be-
cause OF rainy weather but brick has
been hauled for the walls. About half
of the concrete foundation has been
pourcd and will be finished in q Few
days.
Ambulance In Collision.
Last evening at o'clock the ambu-
lance from the Reynolds Memorial nos
pital at Glendale collided with the auto
mobile owned and driven by Howard F.
Voitle. The accident happened at the
~" crossing on Western avenue
Neither Mr.. Voltle nor Mr.. Mercer. the
latter of whom was driving the amou-
lance, were hurt. Both machines were
badly damaged wheel being torn off
Of each.
The Junior class play. An Early
Bird" will be presented in the Park
theatre this evening at S:15 o'clock.
Reserved seats ere on sale at Spoons
confectionery and are selling very rap
idly.
i dress rehearsal will be held this
afternoon by the members of the cast
and II Is expected that the play Will DC
Il great success.
ndoundsvtlle Personals.
Mrs. l.. II. Booher and two children.
Of Warrington. will spend the week
end with DR.. and Mrs. o. F. Covert on
Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. Isaac Rogcrts Of Second street, Is
spending few days with his son, Les
Mrs. J. W. koontz, Of Second street
sncnt yesterday with her brothers fam
lily. IN Wheeling.
John Wiserman Jr.. has accepted a
position in Wheeling taking up his new
duties yesterday.
Mrs. William Ritncr and grandfather.
William Doty. will return home to-