The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
II CONV|C!s IN
Tower End Of state Contributes h
fy 70 Pen Population

fly to Pen Population
The State pcnitcnt!ary hero was taxed
Tor additional room yesterday when =
convicts were brought in from tho cen
trail and southern end Of West Wig MA.
With the arrival Of III" prisoners THURS
day the state insi!tNtion gained 4 new
high mark in point % N"pu,atl"u When
the books Of tho rcn were closed, YES
terday afternoon Nlc records showed the
total population To 10 i.i2+.
While the prison Is rU;u""Cd ~ have
but little room eft for any other con
victs Warden Terrell has mad" ample
provision for ac least zoo more persons.
The seventeen hrouCh; III ThuTSdaT
we're suffcscn. u cover tho Du:lh"r that
departed for state road camps WcdneS-
Hay.
IollInxshsad Spoke
An interesting talk on the "ur:c7t and
It's People was delivered by rr. W. y.
HollinSSEead 1T the FIRST VI. i, church
last night. pr. IIoilinEShcad las only
recently returned from an cN'ccH"d tr'H
10 China and japan and made Ar excel
lent talk.
Mcclusfsy To Speak
W. Q. MCClUskcy. o: Wheeling. who
recently returned from another rip
abroad viii speak this evening ~ tn"
Park theatre Und"- the auspices -
Moundsvillc lodge No. ~. Il 7. -. ElkS
McClnskcy is quite an able speaker ard
10 thoroughly acquainted with the sub
feet of "FuropcaH People AMI Their
Customs" which hc-has chosen Tor his
talk tonight.
Take in Kiwantans
Tic membership oc ;he MolndSv!.ie
K.wanis club was Increased by Il dozen
last evening when that numho- "f new
members were taken mo tho club q:
tie regular weekly meeting h.td i. -"
Snyder hotC,. f&tCh of the ucw NOM
berS were introduced "a the c.u.m"n
and ocic,ai,y dcrlI-"d ;ncmhcrS hy rr"S-
idcnt T. NJ. Spur-y Following u hr;"f
entertainment the meeting MAS adj
iouracd.
Open New Street
Following grading and oih"~ improve
mcnts that part % Washington aE"Nh"
recently Ia-chaSed from !. = Eardal'
Was opened for traN'r y"stcr',a"
by Street commissioner f'Irt:Ua1. Th'
avenue was made the same width a
Sixth stree. The ground removed from
the old road b"d WAS used 20 FL ~
spaces between the Sidewalk and curb.
women at Cameron
4 delegation % - women from -"
local WomanS club and Tuesday Ar;N
club. the latter % wh;ch - affiliated
wit hthe former. attended the ninth an
nual meeting % ;hc Federated Won
rms clubs OF tho Northern d.S;r.c, 90
West Virginia hold AZ cameron EcStcC-
day. The Cameron meeting Mas We.
attended and much enthusiasm was dis
nIayed BY rho club w":ucn from tho
Various orgaGizat-i N he Northern
end OF the state.
To Represent AoundsTtne
J. NJ. Sanders and Thomas l.. Roger
son have been chosen - represent bus'-
mesa interests Of Mourdsv;l,c l: the an
nual convention -: ;he West virginia
Manufacturers Association 70 be held
at Clarksbur: on May - and IS. While
Messrs Sanders and Roge7son are the
pnlv local members Of the organization
who have sigattieI their intentions OF
attending the convention Others are eS-
pected 10 go along ais"
observe Grants birthday
Appropriate programs were carried
out in the schools % Moundsville yes
,erday in celebration % tho lpnth ann
ysrsarv Of the birth or Genera, Ulysses
S, Grant. Practically al n" exercises
were given during the afternoon session
OF the schools.
Ballot on Candidates
More than twcnt" candidates WI o"
ballsted on ~ a special called meeting
nf the Ladies Auxiliary - the !. G.
Caldwell Pos. No 81. Grand ARM Of
the Republic % be held Saturday after
noon nj . o'clock. All members o, n"
auxiliary arc urged . be present
HotArtAns 70 Elect
The officers for the ensuing wear will
he e>ected at Il meeting ot ~" Mounds
willie Rotary club 70 be held this rv"n-
Ing in the dOmestiC Sc:"0"c rooms o: the
high schoo. huiidir-. I'll" t",,Nwin= are
the nominees: 10 II =. ''a""t. NJ. n
Sybcrt. James s. S.gLtOcS" and J. \.
Bloyd. president: !. NJ. Sanders. vice
president; Dr. +. {. l.oudin and ;, w.
Booher, treasurer. J. +. Rradtord {. Is.
Pratt. e i. S"hwoh and Mentor iictzer'
secretary Four directors arc To or
chosen from among The following: -. W.
McCrackcn 7. II I,crri"H. Roger +. Nc
Eahan. l.. l.. SudSc:. y. /" Barnett ana
Max Bachrnhe!mrr.
Pythtan Sisters.
Little Princess Temple M. :. PythiaH
sisters will moe; This evening IT tho
X, OF p. hall. on T"m,inson avenue. S"v-
.ral candidates ar" 20 bc taken :A'o III"
order and all members ~ the degrc"
staff are urged ~ dress IA white,
Noundsvius Briefs.
A. D. Warbler IS constructing now
cement sidewa!k IN 'front.' of thc I Cor
don residence. on Eighth street
1>,Susiness meeting ~ -" willing
3 class Of tn. Eap:ss: church WAS
ast evening.
q Carl Howard and ,Arcc children
Cresaps. spen, yesterday with the
fot mer's sister. Mrs. Bil Anderson. %
! jefferson avenue
walter Sullivan. ,"ca' Sakcrruan. Is
able to be out again AFTER an illness Of
the past several days at his nom" on
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II Johnson. O: Wash
inrton avenue. spent yesterday attend
ing TO business AT Wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Jones. former resident. OF
his city. is III at the HON" q. her son
In McMechsn.
]. VI. Weaver. o. EaSt;ard. Texas. Will
sIend the week end win his parents.
- and Mrs V A. Weaver NJ Wca.