The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25
MOUNDSVILlE
COUNTY CLUB
REORGAN|ZES
n C. scxoaG1Ns, JE.. s. PRESIDENT
MANY YOUNG MEMBERS ADD
LIFE TO CLUB.
Wark VIII Re Starred HsAs
MaHtng Extensive Improvements
% Golf Coarse.

A, a well attended meeting last even
tny the Moundsvtlle Country club was
reorSanized with tho following ou'teFs'
Presidential = ScroSg!rs IT.
vicc president Edwin Ge"r.
Secretary --, harlcS Mct'am'c
rrsasurcr l.. H""tou.
These officers ard the following
eleven men compose the board OF ~
rectors cor the year: ! y Hi"yd. Iohn
W Sanders, X j. smith. VI. \. SNbert.
" r Dulzell. James 7. Miller. Z. Is.
Roc. J. NJ. Sanders. Is VI. Spur. j. d.
Terrell and \bc ellis.
Thu country clubs outlook Cor IL"
year j. >njd t. hr very bright. Man
NIun: men are Nuw Included n the
memhershjp. giving new lfe u the
organization.
PIanS were made last niEht FOR bet
ter:ng the golf ruurs" "a the Compton
tract. and next w,~k force "' men
wilt be nut tn work improving the t3!r-
ways and greens.
Mccomes Funeral
Funeral services :pr the late Miss
Nina Elizabeth McCUmbs, daughter OF
Coroner j. T. McComtS& who died at the
late home on Morton avenue THURSDAY
win~he held tomorrow afternoon at -"
O'clock from the place or death. Kew.
Harold g. Gaunt. pastor or the FIRST
l,rpshv terrain church. OF which the de-
ceased was Il member win be IN charge.
The remains will b" Laid At rest AZ the
Allen Grove cemetery. Shcrrard.
III. deceased WAS horn or February
10, 1871. and spent practically her en-
tire life in this county. She = survived
by her father. two brothers and three
sisters
King Lodged In JAN
G. T. King. former state prohibition
officer for this district. who was dis
charged from that arm &C the law about
one week ago Tor having been convict
ell OF being intoxicated. was again
placed IN the Marshall county Jail tri-
dsv. King had been avoiding Mounds
Vile, since his conviction here last week
and county authorities had been looking
for him since 10 serve u warrant on him
for havinb been driving Il motor car
while in a drunken state.
King WAS taken into custody at Cam
eron Friday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Frank Howard who has had the warrant
In, his possession ever since Il Was Is
sued King was given Il preliminary near
Ing yesterday before Squire W. VI. Riggs
but later rcmandcd TO the county jail
lie Will be GiVcU trial Monday morning
before the same court.
Il convicted OF the charge King faces
Il ~crtcnce OF not less than sixty days
and 4 line OF So and the trimmings.
Tops All MARKS
The prison population Naultcu 70
new high mark yesterday win the ar
rival o: seven more prisoners. SIX or
The number came from Lewis county
while one 4 woman. halls from, Barbour
county The total number Of inmates
now ~ the institution IS l.4l0. The
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present time - finding work for IN"
new arrivals OF course. there Will b.
4 plenty for all OF them 10 do. he says.
rs soon as work begins on the state
highway chain, There are - women N
the prison at the present tsue.
Xwanlans To Cameron
AZ least ~, II not more MOundSVtlic
EiwaHians will so 10 Cameron Tuesday
evening n take part IN charter night
TO be held by the Cameron club and Dis
tr!ct Governor - W. Burdats. OF Ktwan-
Is. will rrcscn; the charter. I. J. Barry
neid, representative Of the orgaNiza ton
win act a. coa-tnaster. Local K!wan-
!ans W. leave here about : o'clock IN
the afternoon returning Al O'clock N
the evening.
Ordinance violated
Considerable difficulty Is seemingly
had by the police department; n the en-
forccncnt OF the ordinance a-a:GS' mo-
tor cs- c-rtout< being lrft open. SON"
little howl has bean made "c ;h2 N.",'-
lions and ~" police are now on the
lockou, :sr the vio,ator.
GIVE Unrestricted Lecture
Rev Harold q. Gaunt. paSto- "t he
FIRST Presbyterian church viii CIV" ar
illustrated lecture tomorrow rvcn:n: be-
ginning NJ 80 O'Clock on Our Neigh
bors Of the Southwest" The l"';rurc con
S.sts OF 100 beautifully co!orcd slides.
This lecture iS only one Of several 70
be given ~ Rev ,iaun; w.;h The aid
~ the new S,creopt!can recently pur-
chased BY ;hc church
Labor and Capital"
The sermon theme What the Bible
Says About Labor and Capital" has been
chosen BY Rev. A. W. Frazier for his
preaching services tomorrow az the
First church OF God on Second street,
Rev Frazier especially extends an in
vitatiou TO the working people IN this
city 10 attend this meeting.
Benent Show Given.
\ benefit show for the Junior class
IN the local high school was given last
night at the Park theatre. The show
was perturbation OF James Oliver
CurwoodS great story OF the north en-
titled Flowers OF the North" Many
were In attendance at the snow.
EMs Business Session.
Members OF Muundsvilie lodge No
IS" Is. p. =. Elks gathered at their club
on Tif,h street last night for a business
session. Among the several more inn
portanc matters taken up was the in
s;ailation of The new officers which Will
occur AT the meeting next week. The
"ArtiCred Herd from Wheeling will be
here on insta. .l:i"n night ard big time
is anticipated by local Elkdom.
Primary Entertainments
Pupils Of ia" primary grades gave
very delightful, entertainment at the
Glendale school last rSCping. The pro-
gram way arranged hy ,nc very efrecicn,
force % teachers. y ..HS" number or
students and their parents were IN at
tendance.
KiwanIans Investigate.
The MoundSN!le klwanlS club has
appointed "A committee 20 meet with the
city council Il: It's n"Nt regular session
10 look into tho ordinance adopted by
the solons giving the STAT. permission
20 use city sewers the Ctty furnishing
tile and being allowed 10 use the old
srate prison sewer for surface drainage
Considerable opposition is fclc locally
over tie passage OF the ordinance many
Contendirg tina; the councilmantc body
was In error due - In" fact that they
were noc FULL. awar" OF The various
phases OF the proposition
Get Pay Checks Today.
Employees Of the tileHGale Coal and