The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
WELLSBURG
STIFF SENTENCES ARE
melted OUT BY MAYOR
1aApr.EY, o. PALE OHA*
Dose TO1 DE1VNH
n.H DToxnATEo.
rn.. Amounting TO $lS ana o'
DNya Each In jail WA
Imposed.

we,,shury, W. Va. April .l-tr'vIns
,,onnhiIes while under the influence
OF Intoxicating liquor does not ~ nv +,
with tho approval o, 80" 6nne So A. II.
C;rit,ith, Of Bradley. o.. and sea-
Rtmu,is are sadder and wiser. anu me-
IDENTIFY. minus quite 4 nVH H"n'
Lack" Each OF them are now r'p Sn,,
ing in the city hastt,e WIN - !irher
Hitch" attacked. and the city - r!cne
hy s125 The cars, one Gneftote'
roadster' and the other Maxwell Jour
w. car are In local garage ana ~
LOOKS a. II tho hitch" In jail or on ~.
streets will have 10 be done oeiore '"o
cars can be restored. ,,. from
Griffith and R!mn!s came nere ,,",n
Bradley, O., according 10 information
obtained at police headquarters, and oe
cIdad TO stop a while ABOUND lHe"ls
r!rth street where several miners
side. and whose views did not colnSiae
with those OF the TWO men, nniirs
headquarters and officers soon had them
under arrest. Griffith drew 379 and
Bimm!s $50. .a
small quantity OF liquor, was taken pc
fore Squire Glass, on Friday morning
and tried under the transportation OF
lIouor act. He put up the arSumeht
that he had purchased tine liquor IN
Follansbee. but could not remenoe
where II came from. He was sentenced
10 pay fine Of 500 ana serve w.
he might remember where no procuFeo
his liquor in Follansbec.
To Discus Prohibition
Mr. Brown is a clear thinker. an able
speaker and has his heart IN the isht
for the adequate enforcement OF the
prohibition law. He has big Job on
his hands, but his moral responsibility
Ia no larger in any county than that oh
the sherifts office, nor IN any maSls
terlal district than the duly constituted
magistrate and constable: -, -,,r,
At the county seat OF the various
counties of our state Mr.. Brown 10
speaking before mass meetings In oroer
that the citizens may form organic
tons through which they can give 10
the district and county Officers the In
formation, sympathy and cooperation
necessary TO break up the wide spread
Violation Of the prohibition law.
Some are saying West Virginia eiu-
zenship will not have this law enforced.
Let US show by these mass meetings
that we are 100 per cent American, and
that dtsloyalty in al forms has TO go
along with John Barleycorn.
We extend 10 you a cordial invitation
10 be present at this meeting.
WoanAn's Missionary SootstJ.
The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
WomapS Missionary Society OF tho
Presbytery Of Wheeling. opened Thurs
day. April Goth, at the Wellsourg church
tor a TWO days session.
words OF greeting were given by Ars
Rein Merryman and responded 10 oy
Mrs. George Lewis. Reports o! tho
year's work were given by the officers
Thursday evening, I:3V 2. m REV. =
T.. Burt,. presiding:
Musical pageant was rendered oy tno
Westminster Guild OF the church. inc
sneaker OF the evening was Kew VIII
liam Hudnut. d. D.. who gave very
Interesting talk on Africa, which was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. n. u. Sioetzer. syrodicaI prea-
dent. told OF the work being done
through the year. Miss Rose stewart
representing Wuman's Home Missionary
BOARD, Mex York CITY. then spoke on
mo Community WorX in the Kentucky
rnountainS Mrs. Alien, OF New Cumber-
land. having retired from the presidency
Mrs. Potter was elected TO I'LL hsr
place.
There was a goodlv number IN attend
ance At the meeting. 5iXty-four Hisitnls
members being present. Delicious
ladies OF the church.
WomAn's Cfuh
The woman's Club will meet At inc
Y NJ c. A. on Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was a week earlier than tho
date 2DDOlnteQ, SO as TO dIiOW khC uClO-
gates TO attend the district convention
at Cameron on Thursday, April 9th.
PROGRAM.
Music: Club Quarette. ........---..-
Mesdarnes Elson. Howard, Emig and
Wortnen.
On! 'Tis 4 Dream ........ C b HaWley
Encore: But That Was All. ID. A Parks
The first selection was very sweet
The second had to be heard to enjoy the
huYnor OF II. Both were very much en-
toyed by the ladies present.
Cartoonists. ............M Mrs. Earl wis
Read by Mrs. Martha Aahon-
This was an exceptionally we'll writ
ten paper. as one would imagine there
was not much 10 write about upon this
subject from the salaries quoted or
our most noted cartoonists. strange
more do not follow this limo OF work
Miss Midgely brought the little girl
and boy TO visit the club, who had been
sent 20 Terra Alta By money secured
from the sale OF Christmas seals under
direction Of the Woman's Club. Tho
Improvement Of these two children will
make all feel repaid for the help In
this good cause.
Thi, was the time for the election Il
officers for the next club year.
Preaident--Ars. Pett!bonc.
First Vice President-Mrs. Gist
Second Vice President-Mrs. George.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. VIM. Scott
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs- Mar