The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
.7EO HUNDRED ROTAR|ANS ENJOY
BANQUET At THE STATE PRISON

and lodges fell somewhat short IN thelF
teachings of hrothcrly love and prtn-
cirleS Of humanity that such a conu'-
ton had not been onvtated. II - =
fine chance" said DR.. Hall 'tor 4 '!uo
Hike the Rotary to set such eAceI'en'
example showing that men can assoc.
ate together and get along Oh ~
SQUARE. and that 1t may spread TO other
o-carrzations as well and. at least DO a
step in doing away with crime
W. J. T~rankston speaks -.
W. J. FrankstUn. former tFestn"n' o.
the Wheeling club. was next ca.ASu up
or for a short talk. He SAID tna' 90
members Of the Wheeling and Mounds
yiIIs NOTARY cIubS were not idle and
,,,t. tAey we're known. and proud 10 De
LTrrvn .s drawers Of water and tewers
Of WOOD. IIo was followed by II. &.
ogden. OF Wheeling.
Praises warden Terrell
Nj. Ogden stated that there we're no
words IN the hearts o. the wheeling
Kot,r!aas - express their appreciation
:nu endowment OF the evening enter
catnmcn:. he said that II was unique
20 SAY the least. "a there was surrey
no other place in West Virginia "ne'o
a Rotary Club could put on Such Il
diversified entertainment ana in suCn q
place. Mr.. Ogden took occasion 10 COM
p:imeut Warden Terrell very highly t"F
his participation IN the arrangements Tor
the occasion. he said that warden
Terrell had come 70 the panhandle 20
Mi the position OF q political appoint
mcnl and that he had done It SO wei!
he had earned and commanded the re-
speSt Of the entire community and thoso
with whom ha CamN IN contact. II II
were possible" said Mr.. Ogden. that
Warden Terrell could bC ~rcappointeu
when his term expires next year II
! would meet with tho hearty approval
OF the people IN tho panhandle VINO
know him 70 ne the upright. honest SIN
cero. capable man ne is :,
Mr.. OEGen's praise Of Warden Ierre,l
was aprlauded frequently and met WIN
the evident approval OF everyone pres
ent.
\ ouinte;te. composed o: George Kos
suth. George Jefferson. Dr. John h
Mcclure. Harry Mycr and Jasper Baum
or Whce..nS. sang several songs.
warden Terrell Introduced
Warden Terrell was next introduced.
TIa vas GREETED By cheers. ana the
Ro,ar!ans rose 10 their feet 10 cheer
him the louder. His genial personality
and ever-ready hospitality had aLreadE
made him q friend OF the MoundsFlIe
! Club and oC the Wheeling club as "e'i'
He said ne always liked i!otarians ne
cause they always had smiles on the'r
} faces that would not wear Off. lie eN-
pressed his pleasure shat the dinner
and entertainments could he held in the
pcn:,rrtlary and was glad the Rotarians
could have the opportunity to see some
thing Of prisnn NC. "ThiDSs arc not
always what We would like them :" Nc.
said the warden. Sat Il !s never so IN
~ rriSon. see 10 1; that the inmates
have three good meals a day.. H'cntS
Of fresh air and treatment Ike hnm"r
beings. II = OF you had 20 90 through
2 term ~ prison. no matter nov H""C
the conditions might be, II would be heI
on earth"
President, S~crogEins announced tha'
NJ the next meeting Of the NoundSNiIIt
. club, which is to I've hcld tomorrow eve
ming in tho high school building. tht
address Of the president OF the Rotar!
clubs OF tho country at Pittsburgh
would be heard by wireless.
= Real Acting.
lust as President ScrogEins finished
:. his announcement. two negroes rushe'
INTO the dining room fighting like cat
and dogs. Ono was hldiy covered Wit
blood. and il seemed for 4 minute ina
something thrilling Was about 70 hap
pen. The men yer" parted Atter quiz
, III, of trouble. Warden Terrell an
0 bounced tina, this d.a matte incident hat
hccn introduced q 1T the guests know
tina, they w"~" Sti'l IN the pCuit"u'iary
It VAS well thai nc made the announce
men. for i; w?s 80 rcIl'st.c that man,
th,uc%, it was tho" "r"'l stuff
=, Tho service IN the dining room
waters. COOKS. etc. were entirely draw
; from the prisoners. u was m exec