The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
, MOUNDSV|LLE
PLANS FOR LEGION
MINSTREL COMPLETE
Isgton7atres win WORK Hard 70 Gtvs
Moandsvillo Public Something They
Never Had Before
Cnair1nsn OF Various Committees Net
Last Night to Begin work ss An
Early Date

Final plans preparatory TO practice
were completed last nigh, at meeting
of the chairmer OF the various commit
tees who will have charge OF the
"American Legion Revue OF 1922" a
minstrel 20 be given by the local Legion
post on October 21,h and 2sth In the
STRAND theatre. The chalrmen DIS
played great interest," IN the work and
Ito the wheel 20 give the citizens OF
MoundsviIle one OF the finest shows OF
Its kind ever seen In this city.
About 100 characters viii be seen In
the cast. some OF the very best obtain
able in the city. Tho committee In
charge OF talent will put forth every
leffort 70 place the minstrel men that can
make fun out of worry. and dtsp!ace
hardships for good times. All Mounds
willie Is talking about the Forthcoming
minstrel as Il IS the Arst ever attempt
led IN this city and from indications VIII
prove 70 be just what ;he people "an'.
For their moneys worth everyone
should arrange TO see at least one, X
not both. the performances OF the MIN
strel.
Avtator1 Left
The two daring stunt h!ers who ano-
ed on Langtn Aviation Field around
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon left hero at
moon yesterday on their way to Rich-
,mond. Va. where they Will do sky
pilot work for the State Fair there
this week The two men. Don Camp
bell and Fred Speers experienced great
difficulty IN reaching tnis city as they
encountered heavy snow storm when
they were about one hour out Of Day
ton, o.
Much ratress Here
Much interest is manifest n Mounds
willie over the World series baseball
games being played In New York city
Local fans. at least Il great number Q!
them, believe the Yanks will pull out OF
the big fray victorious while Others
have confidence In the Giants.
Preparatory Services
Rev. P.iny Il. Ferris. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church OF Wheel
ang and the present Moderator OF the
Wheeling Presbytery. will MI the pulpit
at the First Presbyterian church tomor'
row evening. The coming visit will be
Rev Ferris first to this city and nc
doubt a large number Of people will
turn out to hear him.
Air1nan Lands Tor Fuel
Forced down on account OF running
out OF fuel. Lieut.. Ray Boyd. OF the L
S. air service landed on Largin Fielt
here yesterday morning about IL O'Clock
enroute to Washington. from Dayton
1t. Boyd was flying n DH-+ type ship
After taking on a good supply Of Sas
and oil he left for the capital at p. m
Moundsvtls Briefs.
Rev. Will L. Stidger. os Detroit. Mich
who was tho guest OF his father. l.. L.
Stidger, Tuesday. left for Charleston TO
attend the NJ. f. conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramser and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen. Of Rollen. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ferguson, OF
Second street.
Mrs. ]. Justin and daughter Gerald
tne. OF Cleveland. O.. are the guests OF
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Curtis Allen. who has been quite
seriously III at her home on First street.
shows some Improvement.
J. r. Tancill. OF 81. Louis. Mo-. Is the
guest Of his aunt. Mrs. Drusilla Tom
Unison. OF Eighth street.
Mrs r. \. Cook. who has been the
quest OF her brother. Armour Kline. and
family. OF, Second street. left for her
home iaSNorgan;d OWN Wcdne sGay.
J. e. Hunter. 4 Pittsburgh. ia the
guest oifriends all relatives here for
= M sf~ % * e:Exts 49, Mrs. Armour
Kline. ofiSeeohd stfs2 were guests OF
friends Oh wheellns Il land Wednesday,
Mrs. CIV. Fu!ltr.,-cf Elm Grove. Is
the guest OF. her, ,n1sfher. Mrs. H. NJ
Robinson. Of 9lSuE street.
Mrs. NJ. T. GaAery i'll at her home
on Second stfSSk
Mr.. ana Mr&xsScsln. OF Cambridge
o., arrived hersTWednesday on an ex-
tended wish, 70 f3enSs and relatives.
49,, - 20, ,i1N
~ OF Woodland. arrfsacd here Wednes'
day TO make their future home.
A. ". koemuad LETT tor Pittsburgh
"Wednesday 20 transact business.
Mrs. W. Sealhach. Of First street. who
has been the cues; os her mother. Mrs
G.. 10y. OF Wheeling Island. arrived
home Wednesday.
Miss Anna Iiir3y. Of New Castle. Pa
arrived here Wedn" Sday on an extended
visit 70 friends and relatives.
J. L. Bonar and e. r. Clegg. delegates
from the Calvary VI. +. church. left for
Charleston Tuesday 20 attend the con.
ference.
Miss Irene Burton. Of Ninth street
has as her house guest Miss Edith Ian
caster. OF Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Rogerson AMI son
Brooks. Of columbus. O.. arrived here
TUESDAY TO spend a few days with
friends.
Mrs. c. 4. Nay IS quite III a. ne,
home on Oak avenue.
Miss TirSir:a Eayha. OF Newark. O..
Is the guest OF friends here for few
days.
Mrs. g. A. Vincent and daughter. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Snodgrass. Of Eighth street. left
for their home at F'airmont Tuesday,
John Hewitt is quite III at his hom'
on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar I.acrone. Of Can
onsburg Pa. are tho proud parents Of
a daughter. Mrs. Lacrone will be re
membered as Naomi Lewis. OF this city
Thomas Scott and daughter. Mis-:
Norma lef, for Charleston Wednesday
10 attend the VI. +. conference.
Rev. Vim. Castle. pastor Of the W. E
Church at Glen EastOr. and Rev. c. E
Leatherb:. OF this city. left Wednesla,
10 atte,I the NJ Z. conference Al
Charles on.
Mrs. Gen Ferguson. who has beer
'ehe giesc 90 friends and relatives a
Sincerity. ". Va. has returned home
Miss Mona Rigs. Of Ninth street. /:
quite ~ ot tonsllitis.
Daisy Grove No. %. Woodmen Circle
will hold a meeting this evening at
o'clock IN A. O. L. ". hall.
The Industrial Circle OF the Fres
byterian church will hold a meeting a
the home OF Mrs. 4. Swift, on Tomlin
eon avenue. this evening at S o'clock
Miss Augusta Terrell. % New Mar
tfnsvIlle. is the guest o. friends her