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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29

Miss Francis Miller addressed n
meeting for women held yesterday af-
ternoon AZ the First Presbyterian
cnurch- The object was to outline the
work which has been inaugurated
among the business women, by the
Sunday party. This work has been
carried on largely through the noon
day meetings which have been held in
the First Presbyterian church. where
Miss Miller has addressed the business
women in the auditorium, and they
nave been served with dainty lunches
down In the Sunday school room.
which. by the way, has been turned
into most beautiful club room,
through the kindness OF Forbes and
Donohue. who furnished the decora-
tons which the ladies very much ap-
preciate and which has added much to
the pleasure OF the meetings held
there. The ladies' also wish to ex-
press their thanks to Florist Langhans.
who furnished the beautiful decora-
tons In the church auditorium for
yesterdays meeting.
Miss Miller stated tlEt between !. 500
and 1000 business women have come
IN touch with these meetings and
fully 1900 are enrolled for the Bush
ness Women's Bible Class. which is
the follow up work OF this campaign
among business women especially.
Miss Miller said in all her experience
this is
The Banner Town
Tor the results obtained. But for this
work she took very little credit herself,
saying IL had been the hard, well plan
ned and efficient work OF the Young
Women's Christian Association in get
ting out after the girls and women
IN stores and all over, and arranging
Tor meetings in the various factories,
etc. The many ways and the ceaseless
efforts 10 reach the girls which has
brought about such marvellous results.
But o nthe other hand, the women OF
the association understand. as one
lady said, with the help OF the Sum
day party We have accomplished in six
weeks what might have taken ten
years
But the question up before the meet
ing yesterday, was not so much. what
has been done. as. what are we going
TO do? How are we going to take care
OF all these girls?
Needs of the Y. w. c. A.
It's up TO the Young Women's Chris
tan Association, OF course. But how
can they look after. 1900 girls in a
place that Is taxed to the limit with
200. The ladies' seem TO know how
they are going to do II. but IL was
not stated in yesterdays meeting.
IL was learned that in many OF the
factories where the association ladies'
asked the privilege OF holding meet
lngs among the girls. they were told
by the proprietors that II the work
was TO be kept up they were welcome
to come in. but II everything was to
stop as soon as the Sunday party left.
they did not want II at all, as IL made
the girls worse and more Indifferent
TO better influences. and the assurance
was given on the authority Of the asso-
citation that the work would be put on
solid basis and be maintained.
Just what plan the association is
going to pursue. could not be learned
definitely. but the Wheeling Y. W. c.
a. has n reputation for having done
some wonderful stunts I'm its short life
and II II has said Il will do this thing
It's safe 20 say. IL Will be done.
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INSTRUCTION
Given Bible Class Teachers by Miss
SAKE at Special Meeting at
the Tabernacle

Following the Thursday afternoon
services ~ the tabernacle, a meeting
was held by the Bible teachers and
others interested. when Miss Grace
SAKE gave them general instructions
as TO the manner in which the classes
should be conducted. The first meet
ing OF the district Bible classes will
be held on Monday. April 18th. and
they will continue weekly thereafter.
Mrs. s. X. Arbuthnot was chosen
teacher and she will preside at meet
ings TO be held every two weeks. Mrs
John c. Lynch was chosen general
chairman 10 receive reports regularly
from all OF the district meetings.
This afternoon. az $3.50 o'clock. Miss
SAKE will conduct a model Bible class
az the tabernacle. by which the teach.
ers will be given some idea OF how
the work should be carried on each
week
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tt-Mrs. r. J. Mcdonald. 81 Fifteenth.
t6-Mrs. Jerry Rist. ~ Seventeenth.
4I-Mrs. Rowe. 1905 Jacob st.
&e-Mrs. Meyers. Eighteenth 81.
bo-Mrs- +. l. McGill. 100 Nineteenth.
61-Mrs. Arch Gear. l72ll Eighteenth.
b2-Mrs. VIM. Edwards. 1905 McCoi-
loch ST.
ss-Mrs. Walker. SIT Lind st.
6<-Mrs. Revehi. lis East Eleventh.
e|Mrs. Loura Wagner. 2133 Main
66-Mrs. Laura Wagner. 2133 Main
6o-Mrs- Josephine Paxton, 22o7 Eoff
s1-Mrs. Bruce Collins. 2s3s ChKpiine
e2-Mrs. Couthard. 23o3 Jacob St.
6{-Mrs. Ross White. 21ll Eoff ST.
e5-Mrs. Stanley. 1901 Eoff ST.
ss-Mrs: Walter Howard. 24o4 Chap
line 81.
es-Mrs. Turvey. 50 Twenty fifth St
1l-Mrs. Chas. Downing. 262s Eoff.
1a-Mrs. Will Braden. 27so Chapiine.
1f-Mrs. III. Cheering. 27o2 Jacob st.
T5-Mrs. Marsh. 273s Moyston ST.
1I-Mrs. Craig. 1876 Twenty-eighth.
7s-Mrs. Maud Hawthorne. Il3 Thir-
e1-Mrs. Smith. Bowman's Addition.
s2-Mrs. John Cole, Left Hand Run.
S-Mrs. Frank Fish. Right Hand Run
e4-Mrs. Schubert. Mozart Hill.
se-Mrs. Cunningham. 1872 Pierce st.
etvMrs. Carl White. s411 Chapline.
se-Mrs. Sands, 1884 Chapline ST.
so-Mrs. Chas. Stocker, 1881 Eoff 81.
s1-Mrs. Jos. Freese. 35Os Wood ST.
s2-Mrs. Jason vandine. 3s4< Jacob
sS-Mrs. Hanna Peabody, Thirty
seventh and Jacob SITS.
e4-Mrs. Stoget. Mable Ave.
s6-Mrs, H. s. Cunningham. ss27
Eoff st.
s7-Mrs. George Atwell. 81 Thirty
ninth st.
ss-Mrs. Longstretch. 1907 Wood st.
l0O-Mrs. W. A. Sonderman. 1929 Jacob
Ed. Inbody, Wood st.
lO:-Mrs. Maud Humes. 4237 Jacob.
los-Mrs. Robt. carp. 1909 Water St.
loJ-Mrs. Messenger, 4417 Water ST.
lo4-Mrs. Louis Niebergall, 400 Water.
IOS-Mrs. Montgomery. 81 Forty sixth
loS-Miss Lizzie Little. 525 Main ST.
llS-Mrs. Overstreet. 9Th 81. McMechen
llS-Mrs. Rude. Tenth ST.. McMechen.
iit-Mrs. w: Schoulp. Caldwell.
lIo-Mrs. Mcouown. Glenwood St.
11I-Mrs. Ruth II. Woods. woodsdaie.
lls-Mrs. Jasper Baum. Woodlawn.
12O-Mrs. Graham. Woodlawn
121-Mrs. s. ID Clegg, Echo Point.
l23-Mrs. Fred Wilkinson. Edgewood.
l24-Mrs. !. l.. Brodie. Edgewood.
126-Mrs. Robert White. Bae Mar.
fleasant valley.
12I-Mrs. G. b. Bushan. Park View.
l29-Mrs VIM. +. Smith. woodsdale
l8O-Mrs. Harry Kimmins, Main 81
Elm Grove.
l3l-Mrs. Harry Campbell. Elm Grove
lSe-M Mrs. Harry Kimmins. Elm Grove
l%S-Mrs. Maggie Williams. Cruger ST,
Patterson.
135-Mrs. Gorrell. 400 North Huron 81.
lS6-Mrs. John Wallace. sol North
Front St
13I-Mrs, Fred Ernest. 43T Ontario CT
lSS-Mrs. Julia Lash. ~ Indiana St
ISy-Mrs. Dick, % Kentucky st.
l4O-Mrs. Savageot. 81 North Wabash
l4I-Nlrs. Neits. Q North Huron st.
TENTS. Delore Davis. 3 North York.
Tents. T. G. Pasco. 3s North Front
l4S-Mrs. 4. L. Edwards. l6 Penn ST.
l4S-Nrs. ID. q. Pugh. 80 South Broad
way.
144-Mrs. Robert Addleman. South
Huron St
14b-Mrs. J. r. Thomas. Iss Zane ST
145-Mrs. Hamilton. 1O7 Ohio ST
lf6-Mrs. w. II. Sole. % Ohio 81.
147-Mrs. r. J. Dickson. 3o3 South
Penn.
l4s-Mrs. Mckibben. corner Broadway
and Fink ST.
1fs-Mrs. Stump. Broadway
14s-Mrs. W. II. Coivig.4I5 south Penn
l5O-Mrs. G. p. Metzner. 400 South
York ST.
l5i-Mrs. Heifer. 4os South Huron c,
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MODERN WOODMEN
VIII Attend the Sunday Meetings To-
Night In a 6ody-severai Hun
dred Expected.

Modern Woodmen from this city
and the various cities IN the immedi-
ate vicinity. will march in a body 10
the tabernacle this evening. Reser-
walton has been made for the mem
beers OF the order. and II will be one
or the largest delegations that have
yet attended n meeting The local
uniformed camp. with Summers mill
tary band. will lead the parade.
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MORNING PRAYER
In Interest Of Sunday EvanqeIistie
Campaign to be Held This
Mornf10

Morning.
Morning prayer will be held nj the
following places this morning between
30 and 10 o'clock:
Mrs. G. Dean, Hess Ave. War
wood.
s-Mrs. :. J. Beall. goth St. warwood
Mrs. Tierbaugh. 18th 81. War
wood.
5-Mrs. p. H. Gears. 18th St. War
wood
Mrs. ]. W. wieler. warwood.
Mrs. Henry Steiger, Main St,
WarwOod.
s-Mrs. John Dudley. Richiand Ave
WarwoOd
l5-Mrs. John otto. 3e7 Main 81.
lf-Miss a. Dunaway. as Market ST
l5-Mrs. Wars. 454 National Road.
lt-Miss Carrie Neihart. sfs Market.
2O-Mrs. Donnely. Grandview 81.
1l- Mrs. Piilips. zoo Market 81.
ss-Mrs. Hamilton. a3G Market 81,
@s-Mrs. T.. l.. Daniel. 81 Eleventh 81.
Sl-1. ". e. g.. 1880 Market 81.
SS-N. ". e. A.. 1880 Market 81
sfMrs. ". ]. Miller. 1924 Chapiins 81.
3e-Dld Ladies' Home. Thirteenth -
aI-hrs willard Ruskirk. a. mir
tcenth ST.
Is Nrs ". ~. Deems wood -
90 Mrs. McMaster. - Fifteenth ST.
81 Mrs. Chas. Madden. rs Fifteenth.
g Mrr T. y. Mcdonald. - Fifteenth
- Mrs. M.lineer.
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GEORGE WISE

Hon. George Wise. former post
master In this city. was among the
prominent visitors in Wheeling, yes
terday. Mr.. Wise is taking an active
interest In public affairs in Brooke
county and states that he IL cinfident
Brooke will instruct herdelegates for
TAFT. Mr.. Wise Is an ardent Taft man
and believes TAFT should be renomI-
mated not only on his great record. but
because he IL tariff Republican
whose position on the tariff IL impor.
iant 10 the interests OF this section.
Mr. Wise IL being urged By bis
friends TO be a candidate az a Taft
delegate to the National convention
and n he IL guided by their will he
VIII BE- strongly supported throughout
this section OF the State
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PAINTERS MEET

regular meeting % the painters
union was held AZ trades assembly
nan last night. No information could
be learned as % whether the wage
demands were taken up or not. ~
tho matter calls Tor final settlement
on April ist. y a. likely that an effort
VIII be made between tho committees
or tho mater painters and iourneymen
70 reach an agreement soon.
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DR.. NELL is WATCHING
DEVELOPMENTS FOR U. s.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Dr.
Charles p. Nell. United States COM
missioner OF labor. who Is now In
Cleveland. Is charged with the respon.
sibility Of keeping the federal govern.
ment In close touch with all develop
ments in the coal situation. Presi.
dent Taft, II Is explained, wants
authoritative information the moment
IL becomes evident that the operators
and miners In the anthracite and BIZ
luminous fields are deadlocked. In
that event. the government. II IL said.
may consider measures OF friendly
mediation.
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PENNSYLVANIA MINERS
COMING TO THIS STATE.

Ppscial nispafeh ~ TIE int.ifrenc~r
FAIRMONT. W Va. March Is
Anticipating n threatened strike IN
tho Pennsylvania coal fields. coal
miners from the Connellsvine section
are preparing % come 20 the coal 70.
Eions IN this section. West virFinia
helds are unorEanized and miners are
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resolutions were adopted calling upon
the operators and miners TO hold an.
other meeting and prevent a strike
and a suspension The conference
also adopted petition which was for
warded to President Taft. asking TIE
latter to appoint a commission to ar
feet a settlement in case the opera.
tors and miners fail to reach an
agreement.
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MINERS PREPARING FOR
STRIKE FIRST OF MONTH

SCRANTON. Pa, March 2s.-Miners
here are refraining from buying pow.
der or other supplies In anticipation
OF a shut down on Saturday. They
are contenting themselves with doing
as much work as they can with tn.
powder they have on hand. and n a
miners supplies run out tomorrow
that miner will quit tomorrow. They
buy the powder BY the keg and a kee
lasts anywhere from a day 20 a week.
This is the first and about the only
evidence lacolly Of the coming OF a
suspension on Monday.
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In demand here for the many coal
mines which will start full blast as
soon as men can be secured TO mine
the fields. In case this strike is de-
clared in the Pennsylvania fields
there will be a rush for the West Vir-
ginia fields.
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MISS MILLER
PLANS WORK
TO De PURSUED AFTER THE SUN.
DAY PARTY LEAVES.
Fully Fifteen Hundred Nov Enrolled
Tor the Business Womsn's
Bible Glass.
IMPORTANT.

The meeting for homo giris
which was to have been held
at the homo of Mrs. Alex.
Young. In Pleasant Valley. will
Do held this morning at 10
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. DR..
Baird. on Twelfth street,
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Injured when the wall Of the house.
located at 26ls collapsed, are to the
effect that Jos. J. Harper and b. +.
Wilson were improving nicely, but
the condition OF w. A. Newman, OF
Glendale. is still serious. On Wednes-
day afternoon, It was found that he
had been injured internally and that
the result was very doubtful
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wANTE OPERATORS AND
MINERS TO MEET AGAIN

WfLKEsBARRE. Pa. March 2s-
A. a conference % mayors and bur.
gresses % the anthracite coal region
held here this afternoon and evening.
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COAL STRIKE
CoOntiun.d IRON Fir.. Pur.)

which viii be delivered 10 the miners
at the full conference tomorrow.
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ONE or the VICTIMS
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Reports from the Haskins hospital.
the three men who were
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grieftriaer iuerben flieaen.

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gfo. 9-2ocal bon RaIeitine. -.
On ..10.45 abenos
go. 4-Gon Werifo 1.50 naclm
No. l2-Socal bon 2arebo (semiidt) q.
-. 800 mora.
Nbfabrt
Io. = Nad oenl 0aroet1. .1.55 nothm.
Mp/ g. Na6 ben Noroen. 800 nbsnbs
Mo. 6E9oeal nad RaIeffine. Z 80 mora
yfo. 1o-Sailb @gpreB Spe5iaI, gaorben
.3.20 mprg
@o. 8 -9ah Meyito. 100 mora.
sto. 11-Soeal na6 2areoo (aemiidt).
-. - -. 200 abenbS
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len llno 10 ihiuer bermlnlOet, bob
er mabrideinlih iterben miro. Car
lep bate iisb Dor ilngei1br fiiilf $50.
den nit SRI. Nnnic glIlcn perbeira.
tet IN einan binterlaiienen S9rei-
ben erfldrt er ieBt, er lei idon ein-
lnal oerbeitatet imo lei BON leiner
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ans 8urdt Dor Strafe ipesen Ici-
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Mo. -aiifenitd6te. i.15 uad,m adm
No; 44gon @errbiae, ulir an gsoden,
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nenfaaen.. :. !. ..6.4O na9m
glbfabrt
No. 2-aouitOn uno Der aaffe. -.
Ro. 4-5ouiton unb Der aiiite.
c.::........... .9.05 snben6s
Mo. 6-Rnttenitd0te .2:1O nodbm
No. 43-Nad @errbine. mllr an 30 10
geflfa9en. .4.45 uo6m
Wo. 41-Wab aerrpille, MIR Gonns
SO. 45-9la6 aerrbiue, nip p'eu an 9Ssa' @oa
WeHtaQen.. ;. ..7:25 BORN
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go. 9-gom Often .7.so born,
gso. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nndin
Mo. 10-gl 9afo u. @eifen. 8. 80 nad5m I'm
0o. 8-gon 81 gafo.. ..10.15 BORN
abfaDrr-
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go g 1o-@ad 5. Often. 1880 obsr,5s l,sI
20. SIMadb oem Often. 1:15 BORN
no. 7-Nad 81 Rafo an6 Weften.
.........-...-.. $3.50 abenos
Meturta 0ioriion, 6. $. & g. u.
4nflmf.
@o. 3o1-guerO. gicioria. .s.15 obenos
% .745 mprg
9o. 3o3<313-guero, gictoria. /.
m ........ .7:45 abenos
Ibfnhri-
20. 302-guero, Wictoria. 7:80 BORN
Ro. 304>314-giiero. 9ictoria -.
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9o. 241-@on 9ouiton ... 7.2O BORN
no. 7-gon Dallas nnb Sort @ortb
....... 1856 tortil
No. 205-gon &anias gitb nnb ct.
SoufS $40 bortlt
20. 15-QofaI bonn Noroen. $40 nadfm
yso. 9zWon &anias gitb. ct. 2o,tis unS
@bteago $50 abenos
Qbfabrt
go. 16-Mad IorSen bia GuTtin un6
<Sn1itbbille 800 BORN
Wo. 10-giad ct. Qouis, aanfas gitb
llnb gbicngo 300 born
No. s-Nad Sort 8ortb unb DaIIas
6.0U QOenO6
No. 206-Na6 ct. 2ouis uno &anfns
@itb ...........9 300 nbenos
go. 242-No6 Souiton ..1O.15 abenbs