The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

rooms oc the Hotel Snyder lhi~ evening.
Department. rrnnIn."r !. BYRON Min
.rsun "t Wh"clnG. Nil h" the prih1,
ia! speaker uf m" evening. an! WIZ
iAhr for ms subject TN" \"'"nIp'iSh-
'nru:S &c IA" Legion N Wet NT@!hIh.
ncmr':n'n; NhiUtant l;rrnaTd t.
Kaiser Will a." n!.'k' mix I" IN"
Ea;h"-.np and an 'nt"rttnnrHt com
nlrt"r from Wheeling Post No. !. wI!'
pa, over ;Me "Cuu." owing |" tn"
n,r.;"d number rr r"s"-vAt!ous left, all
those who hav" NO. yet engaged Il
p.rtc for the ,v"n.lE ar" urged 10 call
Post Adiu,ari John *. Iit."'"r carly to-
day \ iarGr ATTENDANCE" Will no d"uht
ne present.
Address Mems Club.
Dr william r"rk"sS. "f Williamsburg.
IA Will address "a" nh!n Valley Men :
club At meeting 10 he he'd m tho
Parrish hons. Thursday evening at
o'"i"ck fnli"winE ~ Fork"|S' talk
business session or n" club VIII b"
hrlh. MI members of III" ""ngr"gn'i"T
Of III" church and ~" genera public
Ar" cordially invited 10 "" present:
Prevailing Sentiment.
The prevailing sentiment III ms CITY
towards the Marshall county jury that
freed W H. "H"'iy" Griffin. from III"
thrc"$ Of IN" gai!"ws by their verdict
Oh Monday afternoon. x none %" good.
IN tn" opinion Of several lc'I!nE
M0undsviil" citizens. And as on" Cit:-
zen puts IT, We believe that ,ir!:f.th.
whm haS killed four fiV" or six people"
told TN" truth. and y" h"!I"v" that N"
four prominent and responsible citizens
ar cur community were wing IN their
ryjd"nCr." : IN" way in effect IN" Jrry'*
rrr,Iir: iriN-. t." cuU"luS. rn "f N"
Griffin trial was thc main topic at Cos
= around The civ Tuesday.
Champion Typist.
George IiuSrrll. n" ch.nD:"n tyHIst
Wa The MAN Attraction in the CONNER
cial rooms 81 IN" h;ch school Thursday
high school students his ada7'ih!lty
70 the keys and Ia the establishment ~
all ran Off u real record. GnSr"I -
touring Tie country IN behalf of the
Underwater Typewriter Company.
At the Theatres.
Pnll Nogr! wi, appear 1T tho $tra nd
;henfr" this aft"rnnnr and evening IN
The ri,iurr "Ya%S'oH.' on" "f tn" mo-;
stirring ,"v" Grm mas -! III" age. Inc
picture is one OF Ia" $u"""~SrS "i N"
uiards record houses wh"r"t"r i IS
enowr. UarriSnn': Musical E"vu" viii
present Some BABY II T." Park. hoth
afternoon and evening THIS musical
comedy success - worthy o. beng seen
and no doubt larg" crowd wiil take
noon or evening Of ri"is'.r".
Moundsvtlle Briefs.
Mrs. Alvin R,I:ncy and w." ch'ldr"n.
Of R"liaira O. spent Sunday with nor
mother. Mrs. Lee Nercart"rin. ~ S"v-
cu1h street.
nr. W Il. Thompson. Pastor o. the
I'r!.cl lrShytcrjan church. wa 'all'G
to bloom .nEton @. Monday "|rHinr, ~
attend ,hc funeral o. his brother ln-law.
Mr. ". A. Mc'i!ail. wh" met death arr'-
d"n,a!:y on Monday.
JOSEPH Virgin. VIZ" has hon NH.;c III
for IN" past tw" weeks. "t In"un"nia
and complications - reported I" hc IN
proving slowly.
Mrs. Max Whrrry. Of Pittsburgh. vas
called TO this c>iy yesterday. on a.
rnynf uf thr serious illness of her
father. Mr.. J. l.. B"d,"l. ~ Seventh
street.
Mrs. II. {. Wilson has returned /" her
nonr in Pittsburgh. after few days
yi:i, s1ent with Mrs. Il. II. NJ v.tr.and.
81 Iurdy avenue.
Rev s. r. Hart. Of weston, Il former