The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
1000 DELIGHTED SPECTATORS
SEE KIWANIS CIRCUS TUESDAY
Visitors at Market Auditor
ium Loud in Their Praise of
Wonderful Exposition -
Dog and Cat Shows the
Special Attractions For
Today

With over 1000 WhecllnS!tes attend
ing during the afternoon and evening
the second day OF the Kiwanis Indus
trial Exposition and Indoor Circus
exceeded all cxpecta lions, and that the
biggest affair OF the kind ip the history
Of wheeling will he m6tster success
Is assured beyond a doubt: now.
Both or the large halls ~ the Market
auditorium was filed With men women
md children. from the babe in arms
10 the old man with the long whiskers.
and every one was rs enthusiastic as
the 1000 who attended the opening day
With the large crowds tina; have
already attended We'll satisfied with
what they found. there is not the slight
sS: doueh; tina; $4,000 people will v'si'
the exposition and witness the Grca;
circus before the week ends.
Never before has there been such an
offering as the one AZ the auditorium
this week and those who miss Il will
be truly missing the worlds Fair Of
West Virginia
The program includes the six big cir
rus acts tina; Will cost SIX times the
amount IN 4 large city alone. free dane
lug In the evening In the upper hall
after the sty'a show. besides the great
exposition. The citizens are now ask
offered" and they are expressing the
sentiment Of the whole city
Never before has there been such
show. end from the time the doors open
o. I O'Clock In tho afternoon until they
close At II ?. m. there IS ~ne big time
at the auditorium.
Dog Show Today
Yesterdays crowd was bigger than
expected. and still greater crowds are
expected for the remainder ~: the week.
This afternoon the dog show viii Ne
staged. tomorrow the cat show. Friday
the baby show and Saturday the re-
tcp,ion by the clowns Tor the Eiddies
The dog show this afternoon will no
doubt be a success Any kind 90 dog
from the tin!est pup to the largest s..
BERNARD from the carefully Eroomed
poodle 20 The mongrei oS the streets IS
eligible to enter. There Is no entrance
tee. and there are TWO prizes for the
pre;;jcSt and for the ugiieSt dog.
Or. Leon Refer and George Phillips
w'N De the official judges.
The cat show also promises % bring
together a great conElamoratjou Of the
feline pets. There are also two prizes
offered IN this show. and the judges VIII
bc j q. Hearne. J. X. Hall and William
Buck" Windsor.
hiwaniaa Ni.lmeycr IS arranging this
show. and has the hearty cooperation
~ his committee. and nothing VIII he
lett uaGoue toward making il q success
Baby Show Friday
Thea comes the Baby show Frldav
afternoon. Hundreds OF little tote are
expected to be catered. and they Will
come from al! parts OF the city There
are three prizes offered in this snow
Tor the prettiest. for the hcalthicst and
Tor the tattjcst babies. 81 keen Interest
= expected 20 be taken.
Those euierung the special shows
must he on hand today at l:3o O'Clock
-harp tor the Judges viii begin their
work and give their decisions before
the circus is staged at 80.
style show Big Hit.
The Style show Of the George f.
St.tcs Company drew is usual large
audience yesterday al the two perform
RuceS ana there was not one Who at
tended war not emphatic IN declaring
Il the greatest staged in Wheeling The
pretty 1--we models. clad n the newest
Of gowns al. rludc hj;s.
The exhibits drew Their abs and abs
from the spectators Yesterday. and no
doubt tncy Will all he ;h-oaged for the
remainder of the week
Circus Acts Arc Great.
The circus is san drawing - many
enthusiasts. Every act = good cspec.-
ally the SIX American Hcdiorts and the
Haas Brothers The former have Sc.
the city talking. for never jhecore vas
here been such an attrac,!ah The Be.
Cords are by far the hes; ever seen in
wheeling and are truly the best Of
their Kind tn the world When ,he,.
start any better acrohat,ci ac.s it viii
d" long after the Be,tords arc gone.
Altogether the show is great and "a
miss L IS missing = 90.