The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
MOUNDSVlllE
TEACHERS HEAR
ABLE SPEAKERS
At INSTITUTE

Al M1InUl[
TIL. second day Of the annual Touch
srs Institute was marked ~ some very
ln,ere-~+nk and Instructive addresses by
.ome ot the oestkno~n educators OF
the state.
Yesterday morning he day was
started BY a devotional Conducted pF
Rev. w G. Harold. l'r. ). y. i'-ah!. OK
W. Va. University was then introduced
The after gave a splendid address. his
subIec, being. Tho Project Method
"A:ncr:can Ideals was tho subject OF
the tor,c:Ui and interesting address 'e-
l.vcrvd by James L. ParrIoii.
THIS WAS one OF the best srr.'i"S vet
delivered by any speaker 'oS IL inStl-
;,,tr and was greatly enjoyed Uy All
present.
In N. afternoon = very interesting
spsech was made by J. y. Callahan
Nrn SPOKE At some length on The ES-
abolished Order and tho New Disorder.
Ih.. k-yro;e OF his address was the up
holding % the constitution. NJ, Caua-
nan strongly urged better following ana
teaching OF tho constitution In the pub
liz schools.
George c. Rowsll gave splendid
talk on the Modern Health Crusade, MS
address being very Instructive to the
teachers on the teaching or hygiene IN
tho schoolA
ono OF the features OF today's pro-
gram will De . lecture by H. c. gibson.
Mr.. Gibson always talks on timely top
r.. that interest everyone and It Is eI-
rected that many people besides tho
teachers will turn out 10 hear this htSh-
" recommended speaker.
Following Is today's program:
Forenoon
a:nn-Mustc.
sI-povot!on. Rev. Cnas. G. Slater.
s3o-Address. George E Hubs.
1O:fS-Spec!al music
10 30--Rscess.
lo:45-Physical exercises
ll:3o-AddresS
Afesrnoon-
l:Is-Music.
l:2R-Physlcal exercises
1:3o-AddresS, Americas Cnnnisneo
Task-H. 3. Gibson.
3:t5-Special music
2:Sn-Rece,s.
t:45-secttonal meetings and board
conference.
Leaves for HnssiA.
Rev. George Mandzevatv. pastor or
the Creek Catholic church and Mrs.
Nandzevaty ard two children LETT yes
;erdey tor New York. from where they
will sail for Russia.
Rev. Mandzevacy Ia c3e OF party
OF nine churchmer who were CHOSEN
from this country 20 60 20 Russia 10
study religious and social conditions
there. Tho commission will spend sew
sral months in that country.
The many friends OF Rev. MandzeVsty
are very sorry 70 So. him ieave the city
and all unite in wishing him a safe ana
happy voyage.
Pavtne 9roGressinS we'll
The having work being done In the
CITY hv the Kennedy Construction COM
pany Is progressing nicely.
The work TO be done on Tomlinson
avenue 10 now completed and great
headwav Is being made on Third street
Much gravel Is being used here which
was hauled Yesterday When tho work
here IA cn-,r,eted the mixer will prob
ably be moved 20 Sixth street.
River News.
The Helen E. locked ot tho local
wharf Yesterday afternoon and after
exchanging cargoeS. derarted on her
wav % down tho river points.
All rlanx .or the excursion tomorrow
u =
teachers attending Institute here down
tho river for p,easan. trip. are COM
p'c:"d.
The stage OF water L. now only six
feet and stationary. this being three
feet below pool.
Picnic This Afternoon
The w F. ". 5. OF the GALAXY church
are planning to hold picnic this AFTER
noon a, the camp grounds. This picnic
postponed on account OF rain.
The picniCkers Will meet az the church
a. n m. and go TO tho camp grounds
IN 4 body. taking basket supr"r wi'h
tN"m which will be enjoyed this eve
ming. 4 fine dime /. expected by all.
Fined on Two Charges
A foreigner. named Jim Septic who
was arrested by officer King Monday
nigh, in very drunken condition was
called before the mayor yesterday morn
ing at n.ns O'Clock. At;rr hearing tho
caa~ Mayor weIneke fined the man 81
and costs on the drunk charge. and IS
and costs on a charge Of indecent OK
posura
Out OF town guests registered at hS
local hotels yesterday wore: Hotel
Snyder-M j. Cullinan Dean. ". Va:
z. c. Burke. Columbus: Frank John.
Columbus: Stanley Gray. Cameron: J.
Armeretch. New York City. Hotel Krek-
lOW-ScOEke -. fO"CIt. -
3. Matthews M!ddletown. o.: D. V.
Stuart. Charleston; T. J. Martin, Par
kersburK: George E. Hubs. Charleston:
Edgar H Want. Pittsburgh.
Minstrel SHOW Tonight
Tickets have been selling fast for tho
big attraction. Coeurn's Minstrels. at
tho Strand theatre tonight and from all
Indications this h!Gh-claes minstrel
will DO shown 10 a capacity house. Co
burns has the reputation OF being ono
OF tho cleanest and best shows out. and
Il Is expected that mono will be dis
appointed by going to the Strand to-
night.
Picnic Tomorrow
Tho Girl Scouts 81 Wheeling and
Moundsvire plan - have a picnic at
Glendale tomorrow afternoon.
The afternoon will be spent IN Kames
and contests OF ali kinds and in the eve
ming demonstrations Of scout work will
he take up. The scouts will take their
lunch and spend the evening In camp.
MoundsvtllS BrtsfL
Miss Virginia Williams Of Second
street has returned home from Bellatre.
where shs visited friends.
Miss Helen Lowe OF Jefferson avenue
Is visiting relatives N Wheeling.