The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
NEAR LECTURE IN PITTSBURGH
N CONCERT IN
BY WIRELESS TELEPHONE
APPARATUS INSTALLED AT htaA
SCHOOL AUDrroRIUM BY 1oOAA
AND GOVERNMENT EXPERTS

AND GOVERNMENT EXPERTS
COUNTY TEACHERS
ROUND TABLE FRIDAY-orHEs
MoUND CITY HAPPENINGS
Moundsviuo Rotar!ars had me peas,
ure last night * hearing spe3NS's O.
Pittsburgh ana n concert at Ne" i"t%
without gy-ng farther than the h.SH
- al rame aoou, by Frank lieTr.ck'
locw< electrician. installing a W're'SSS
Kat and ampllaer IN the school nu'N-
The wireless was operate" -
y Ccrporal W!cEman. government opera
,or who In here to take charge OK '"o
radio OUTFIT 20 be Installed on ans.
Aviation Field. The apparatus was PU,
IN Yesterday afternoon and WAS a..
| ready for the Rotes at their mee''"N
I at six o'clock last evening.
Ffrst on the program was a sVe"I,
! from Pittsburgh. The Rmpl'her ""E"e"
fine and with the exception OF "SNSSon''
breaking in" from other places ~
] address could be heard eNEep''o"SIs
weI, by all In the auditorium M
was followed by q musical pTosr"" N
concert from New York NitN.
be heard stll better than s"e TO-
from Pittsburgh. and the outot an" pIU,
REaH was |
BY all RotarIans present
TIA meeting last night was tne tx
MAR monthly meeting OF the Mou1"
\ villa Rotary club. and attcr ihe 800
prozram some important business ~
rs were taken ~. foNowe" 0E '"e
Nal Ane Rotar!an oanQueI
Wsld TO Grand Jury
D,yIs the alleged moonshiner ar
Grnssdav night by Officers WI
so, and L.ahew. was gwen a
~ trial by Squire f. NJ. Lewis
~ afternoon and was given his
until the next meeting OF the
,ry after furnishing $1,000 bond.
the officers searched DaEia
fhey found a fine twelve Sa..'n
rtill. TWO quarts OF moonSN'ne
an a Jar OF mash. This Is the
IA liquor haul IN one week oE '"o
II police,
Round Table Meeting
~ The Marshall Teachers Association
win hold their annual Round lao!e
meeting here Friday, plans having been
made for an all day meeting At the Ten
trail sShool building. -
Il Is expected hat teachers FROM 4"
over the county will be present a.
schools viii be dismissed for the meet
Ing. At the evening session the pup't$
OF the Seventh and Eighth grades VII
vIye n musical program for the benefit
OF the visiting teachers. At eight O'Clock
an address viii be given by DIR. Walt
man 7. Barbe, OF the West Virginia
University. Dr. Bar6e Is one or the pest
known educators of the state. and IL IS
expected that - large crowd VIII oe
presen, 70 hear him.. The general puo-
lie Is invited TO attend the meeting am
th.ra will be no admission charged.
House to House Canvass
TIA local Rcd Cross organization Is
Manning a hous" to house canvass next
saturday, intending TO call on every
homo In the city for memberships
Harry Jones Will have charge or the
campaign. a..
Renorts have Just been made on the
work lone last saturday. howihE ~
memberships gained. and over III IN 40
nations. The ladies OF the organization
had booths in the posiotnce ana IN the
djneren, banks OF the city.
KIwanis Meeting Tonight
Tho kiwaniS club will hold their reg
MAR meeting at the Snyder Hote! TO-
night, and much important business ~
expected 10 come up. The club VIII take
up plans at this meeting for observing
"Education Week. which Will DO OBJ
served all over the country al next
~f Tso,. xelon. o, Be,aire su6er,n,eoa-
ont Of The Bellalre schools. IS 70 be the
nrincipal speaker OF the meeting. The
members OF the Moundsville Board OF
Education Will also be the guests or the
Kiwanians.
Garage Changes Hands
announcement was made yesterday
that Sergeant Long, OF the government
aviation force has purchased the Ten
trail GaraE located on Lafayette ave
nue. from VI. F. Compton and son. the
present owners.
Sergeant Long has been IN the city
for some time, being in charge OF Lang
An Field. lie expects his discharge from
Rhe service soon, so he can take charge
az the business himself. The garage
will change hands Dec. Is.
HIdlo Rich" Won D1g Game.
In tho game OF the season" played
Yesterday afternoon on the prison ath'
letic field, the Idle Rich" defeated tns
Folded Arms CLUB By the score o.
coils.
II had been planned 10 play the b:g
attraction on the Fifth street park but
owing 70 the high water there it had
TO be pulled off" on the other grid!ron
II was a good game, be!ng fast and wei
pla we'd throughout, as both sides did eX'
cellent work. It would be hard TO state
who did the best work. as every p!ayc'
WAS n star" Before and after the cIasf
: both teams paraded over the pIiarlpa
streets OF tho city to the tune or a TWO
( piece band.
Bnrch-NeMtlnn-
Miss Ellis both Mcmillan. OF Calls. and
Mr., Clarence Burch. OF this city. were
3 quietly married at high noon Eester'
day, at the formers home Calls.
Miss Mcmillan was we'll known here
= having been the guest OF local friends
several times. Mr.. Burch Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Burch. OF Thirteenth
street, and is associated with his father
in tho grocery business. Mr.. and Mrs
Burch will make their future home IN
Moundsvlile.
MoundSv11e Briefs.
Mrs. S. J. Echols and Miss Agnes An
derson spent yesterday afternoon IN
g. wheeling.
Mira. ". W. Henderson left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where she Will visit re-
lauye&
Mrs. Allen Maupin and daughter
Helen. are the guests OF Mrs. o.. f. Ben
nett OF Purdy avenue.
Miss Clara Harrington Is III at heI
home on Eighth street.
T.. Z. Mondeil Of First street Is visit
ing friends at McMeChen.
c. F. Miller OF HuntinEton was a busl'
ness caller here yesterday.
Miss E.sste Gaiser OF Sistersvt2e IS
the guest OF Miss Goldie Long OF Tom
Nnson avenue.
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