The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
MOUNDSVILLE =.
MANY CITIZENS
BACK CHAUTAUQUA
Torty-atne Monndsvhle Folks Are
9uarantors Tor 1923 Eedpath
ChAutapqua Here.


/, Moundsyille Will have ,he Redra'h
Chautauqua at least another year.
Forty-nlne citizens Tuesday signed
petition stgnitying their intentions ct
backing the chautauQua financially.
The Chautauqua this year Is expected
10 bring the 1920 Suarantors OUT OF
the hole and reimburse them for what
they were forced 10 pay last year as
a result OF the inability o. the COM
mittee 70 get out the crowds.
Conditions are seemingly much bet
ter in 'hc city this season and II Is
more than pay for Itself. At any rate.
Moundsville Is guaranteed TO have the
show.
Dance Postponed
Tho dance which was 10 have heen
given Friday evening by the Mountain
State Seven, local orchestra. has
been postponed. according 70 announce
ment made by II. X. Snyder, secretary
OF the committee. All necessary
arrangements could not be made and
II was decided to put the dance of IN
I'll July 7th.
Baseball Meeting.
A meeting OF the directors 90 10
Moundsvile Athletic club was hold
last evening at the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms. Plans were made Tor thf
continuance OF the baseball season with
the locals playing as an independent
team.
VIII Give Program
ARRANGEMENTS are being made 'or
very fine program to be put on by the
inmates OF the state prison in the open
air form within the walls OF the m
ststution Monday evening. Proceeds
from the show will so 70 the eeneht OF
the Moundsvllle Girl Scouts Warden
J. z. Terrell. promises the girls he
would have the prisoners gtv" show
to aid them on last THANKSGIVING Day
and he Is making good his promise.
Leach Funeral Services.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Phoebe Leach. who died Monday after
noon at cas- o'clock after weeks
illness. as q result OF a fall. Will be
held from the home of her son. l.. II.
Leach, Third street. with the Rev. \.
s. Wolfe. pastor OF the Calvary VI T..
church and the Rev. w. r. Thoman
pastor of the United Presbyterian
church. officiating. The body will be
laid 10 rest n Mount Rose cemetery
Itttle BOY Dies.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. ~.
wellman died at his HON" On Bow
mans Ridge Yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock, following q few DAYS illness
OF dtphtheria. The liz" fellow WAS
years OF age Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
Repair Parts Arrive.
More than q ton OF repair parts to-
airplanes arrived at Langin Field OF
Tuesday The parts vii. b. stored her"
for emergency purposes. Private Sc
vier. who has been IN charge ot the
radio Sation here since Us erection.
has been transferred 70 Hawaii. where
he will aid IN the operation % radio
stations being constructed on the
islands.
Pour Men Discharged.
Four men were regularly Discharged
from the state pen,ten,lary yesterday,
all having served out their terms Or
sentence. Their discharge leaves a
total OF 1905 in the prison. Warden J.
T.. Terrell expects the population 70
reach the 400 mark BY the first OF
September.
chautauquA Closed.
.'"HT !nceSs T!ata and Her Friendly In
dams" wer the last on The program at
the closing last evening. The program
was one OF the best during the entire
SIX days OF the program and WAS very
we'll attended.
Meet Next Monday.
Delegates TO the state convention OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary TO De held AZ
Grafton soon. Will be chosen at a meet
ing OF the Auxiliary to Earl Francis
Post No. 3. to be held at the Legion
club rooms on Jefferson avenue next
have been held last week but was post
poned.
More Candidates Ont.
Four candidates aspiring for political
honors IN the county made their an
nouncements Tuesday. They are as
FLOWS: +. s. Rine. OF Woodland. FOR
county Republican committee; {. -.
Stricklin, Republican. president Of the
board Of education. Sand Hill district:
r. L. Dowdell. Glendale. Republican. for
Washing ton district. board OF education.
and Aaron Porter. Republican. Liberty
district. for county commissioner.
Booher Graduates
Howard Booher. local yolGE man.
stood third In point oG honors in IN"
law class which was graduated from
Harvard University Thursday. Boohcr
IS quite we'll known In This city He IS
the con of Mrs c. T. WoOdhurn.
Must Turn In Scores
Local golfers who wish 20 enter Tor
the Fourth OF July tournament. must
turn IN their qualifying scores to the
committee by Saturday. July !. No
member Of the Country Club will be
permitted 10 enter III" tournament un-
less he first turns in his qualifying
score The following are the members
Of the committee: Rev. IL G. GauH,. DR..
J. B. Dorsey and Nelson SCroggins.
TO Give Lawn Eete
The Epworth league OF the GlsuHa,"
NJ. E. church Will give n lawn fete this
evening on the church lawn. Al! kinds
OF refreshments will he on sac and
the general public is inviced 20 attend.
Moundsvt1le Briefs
NJ. A. Blcker OF 81. Joseph's was 4
visitor in the county seat Tuesday.
Miss Mary Bardall OF Third street
who underwent an operation ~ the
Glendale hospital last week Is reported
10 bs getting along quite D.N0!y.
Hon. James D. rarr!o;f. candidate FOR
pongress from the t!rs; d.Str!cc. re-
turned home yesterday from W":r'"N
where he was hu!!d.ag his p"lI'.'a
fences
]. y. Jefferson. % C,a~hshurS. Is
spending few days visiting relatives
md friends here.
Miss Artle Myers Of Third street. Ia
sisl,!ng friends a. Limestone.
V. A Weaver. James \. S.gafoosc and