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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Martins Ferry r4efa

Many local people attended the FUN
ethi ~ tho late Mrs. g. W. Richards.
at 'olcrain yesterday afternoon
The Junior Mechanics held n well
attended meeting In their hall on Han
over street last evening
large sign has been placed across
Hanover street announcing tho Rode
nt1Ver. Trotter meeting at tho Armory
Hail Monday evening
The many friends OF Tom Rarertv.
the popular conductor on tho Rayland
line. Will be pleased 20 know that he A.
recovering after an operation.
Rev W. y. pysinger had charga or
evening
Tho local order Of Red Men will hold
over street this evening.
The local people who intended goin-
e the 'adiz fair yesterday gave up
the trip on account OF tsc rain
The many friends OF Billy Palmer
the popular motorman on the Ravlari I
line. viii he pleased TO know that he
~ recovering AT the North Wheeling
FOR cancer.
The tin mill win close down thi,
morning at the end OF the first turn
and viii start again Monday morning.
Many local people attended tho
'Billy' sunday meeting at Steubenvilie
LAST evening going MP on the special
train out OF Wheeling.
Mrs. Thompson. o. .J'ittsburgh. was
Mrs :. =. Hill
Walter Darrah brother 81 DR.. J. w.
barrah. Is here from Indianapolis, call
Ing on his brother. II f. the FIRST visit
here Tor number Of years.
The Indications last night were that
there would he frost this morning as
the air was very chilly
Many local Democrats will ATTEND
tn' J"hn Davis meeting at the Column
hia club I'm Wheeling this evening
The strong wind Of yesterday morn
lnE Utterly covered the streets with
leaves as Few were left on the trees
Many candidate cards have already
made their appearance upon the streets
and more Will be out this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

trial today in common pleas court NJ
-. Clairsville. in which John Boyer.
MED suit AGAINST DR. Joseph Piersoi
OF this city for alleged failure 10 prop
cry treat a sore eye. The petition
alleges that 1911 when Boyer has =
pam IN his eye he went 20 the defend.
ants Office and the physician place.
t"o-percent silver nitrate solution
IN Ills eye. Physicians Interested II,
the case claim that the solution is
SAID 10 be stronger than that which
Is usually used and the plaintiff al.
ieges that the sight of his eye has
oeen impaired since that time. and
he asks damages on this account
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Police News.

Chief OF Police A. 8. Malone. Can
tain Hummel and Officer Crughan.
with warrant issued by SQUIRE
Frank Mason. arrested Leroy Wise
and Garfield Good on a charge OF
robbery. They were arraigned before
the justice and plead not guilty. They
were held under bond for a hearing
next week. Wise was held under
$500 and Good under $500 bond. The
young men are charged with holding
up John Sickles on July IL as he
was driving along the road near Klee.
o. west OF this city and stealing a
number Of vases and other merchan-
disc and taking Sl3 On money. The
police have been working on the case
since that time and evidence enough
was gathered against the young men
who were arrested Thursday after
noon.
Yesterday Chief OF Police Malone
received a picture from 81. Louis OF
the man under arrest there for pass
ing worthless checks The chief iden-
tilted the picture as that of ]. \ Ora
ham, who worked HIS trade I'm this
city and secured a considerable sum
Of money. II viii be remembered a
few weeks ago he Jumped a board
bill. owing Mrs. NOCum. OF Thirty
Nth street good sum. While in
This city he was employed In the Car.
uegie mill and worked the checks on
number Of people. Jack Layne and
John Cooper cashcd checks for Ora
ham as he stated he had money IN
the bank. Graham IS wanted IN
Cleveland and Canton. o. for passing
worthless checks.
/ Daniel Mahon. Colored. who was ar
rested by the police for assaulting a
col0r-d man by the name OF Moa'z
with a knife was before Mayor Wass-
man yesterday morning and was fined
for fighting as tho prosecuting wit
ness failed 20 appear. lie was taxed
$500
Joe Laia was arrested on war.
rant issued hv Squire Mason on a
charge Of assaultinE Lorenzo Cup. lie
was arraiened before the justice and
was fined $3.50.
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Bsllaire Briefs

one drunk was arrested last evening
ana he Will be fined today.
Miss Edith Jones returned 20 her
n o.il' on Gravel I'm. after visiting re
'~',NeS ana friends at Parkersburg
"A = special meeting OF the st Glars
ssiL4c Iresbytery was held yesterday In
~ ~ ImpoftaHce were given attention and
rev X. king. pastor OF the Second
nyteEian church attended the meet
Mrs NJ, l.. Blackbur and daughter.
MISS Marie. will soon leave FOR CALI
i'thla 10 spend several weeks with re-
No l Mine. Of the Pittsburgh 4 Bel
mont Coal 90. at NenS. o.. west of this
.I'y, was Idle yesterday ON account OF
The guardianship over the property
or william Robinson. OF this city. end
- Yesterday and b. an order from the
him
Company 9. BOYS Brigade. OF the
: ilrst Presbyterian church. VIII hold
tttir regular meeting this evening ia
the church.
Mrs William Price returned 10 her
| NOM a e visiting her son. Samuel.
The little child OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles ksycs. H. seriously 81 at their
nome on Twenty-third street.
ar. ana Mrs. Brady earle. OF St
Gainesville. o. arc visiting relatives
and friends in this city
samuel Marion. a. Peru. Ill, IL the
! guest of Bcllairc relatives.
Louis bucd- of this city. lott for
! litts hurgh whore h. has accepted O.
company.
Airs \. W. McArastcrs. Of Anedonia.
.. returned O. her home after visiting
The Woodmcn OF tho World will holi
th'ir rcEnl" meeting this evening iu
th.ir hall ON Belmont street
The Ladies Moose circle will meet
/ this evening IN regular session in the
/ Movs" h1ll on Union street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
YIN underao OneratIon-

David Spraeg. of New Philadelphia
arrived 81 Bcllaire. He VIII spend
som" tim' with his brother. GEORGE
SpraSE. OF North Belmont street. He
came 10 this city with his wife Mrs
Spraeg Is in a serious condition and
Wa taken 20 tho North Wheeling hos
piial where She VIII undergo an or
Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
BELLAIRE
Pronram for Musioale

The members Of Glass SO OF tho
West Wheeling SUNDAY school vll
give musicale this evening in tho
church The following prorram uul
be rendered. Orchestra opening rl1.
rus, Glass so +. piano Solo. Miss N.l
lie to-s. vocal solo. selected. Ni.s
Hester Wolfe plano duet. Mrs May
FOrtuey and Mlss Mabel Fortucr. r,.
cal solo Mrs g. u futile. reading
Mis- Clara STILES. piano solo. Ais.
Pear Butler. recitation. Miss Emma
Thomas. vocal trio. is You 81 -.s
barbara tsdnrs Gertrude Dixon and
Chariot" Dixon. recitation. Nl. G.r
evlcFe ko'rInr. urr .l-'rt. Gal.e...
John and Agne McChrir. vocal colo
Honey CAl. Miss Dora roa.. read
inF. Miss Katherine Thomas. l..rH
solo Laura Jer us. recitation. NJ
Mildred 'oe9 piano e0iD N4 Tar
bart Letter. lunp'nsI-. N. Tl.
bell" Frr'nny. piano s0lo. SIR Nlx
Forfroy. orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Trinity Mans Club.

A. The meeting OF the men % Trim
fly Episcopal church the Trinity
Mems club was orsauIzed. The fol
lowing officers were elected. Presi-
dent. William Siidal. secretary. Jas.
Wagner; treasurer G.. G. Dickens.
Tn" club will meet every Wednesday
evening iu the parish rooms of tho
chHrch to transact business. Once q
month q social meeting viii be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Nayor Urrs..k stated Yesterday no
would us' stop tu ue tr.uhi, uli
has occurred 100 meetings OF tho local
miners. u.u who MAS arrested
"Wednesday evening was fuo1 g. and
o"-f. Hardly meeting rishf ll,s
h' ihIf ''Hf -.m. Bind off trogiI, is
started Tho mayor declares This
vil o.. stopped
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Seriously Injured In Min.

Albert Foon. OF South Bellaire. an
employe o fthe Rail * River Coal
Company. met with a serious accident
Yesterday when he was caught under
a heavy fall OF stone in mine No. 2
and sustained n fractured leg and
was internally injured. He was re
moved 20 the North Wheeling hospital
and his condition last evening was
serious. although he has q chance
for recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Settlement Expected.

II IS expected that a settlement OF the
truohlc existing at the Plum Run mine
between tn" company and the miners
viii be effected this week. as some Of
the sub-district officials are at the mine
trying TO eject settlement. The men
trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Convertion Onrna

tn" Belmont County sunday school
convention opened On the First Baptist
'hhtch yesterday afternoon and "a large
,f"wd was In attendance At the omen.
ing session. \ larger crowd was pres.
'nt a. tho evening session This morn
ing IN" business Of the convention Will
u. transacted such as tho election of
"Ticers ana the reports Of the different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Yearly Cornpleted.

II Is expected that the grand jury,
VILE for the last week. will be able TO
make report some time to-day. In the
time that they have been IL session near
ly 600 witnesses have testified before
the body. Several hundred cases have
also been investigated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Funernl Saturday

Funeral services over the remains a
TIE late Mrs. John LeeninC. who died
~ hcr horn" ON West Fayctte stree,
Wednesday evening afr Il linccrinE
Illness VIII be held tomorrow afte--
noon. ln;crm"rt Will be made in
lIVsrvf-w cemetery Tho deceased
ha1 been q resident Of this city FOR a
fuwhgr ~ years and was well liked b.
all who knew her.
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Married in wheeling.

FRESHMAN. Of this city. and Miss Gertrude
Shafcr. Of Wheeling. We're quietly mar
ried Tuesday afternoon at the Second
Presbyterian church iu Wheeling. Inn
m'dlatcly after the ceremony the happy
young couple left on a wedding trip and
after their return VIII bc NJ home to
their many friends on Hickory street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Justice McConnauEhey rendered his
decision in the case OF County Com
missioner William caldwell against the
stanton Heater company yesterday and
judgment was given the plaintiff in the
sum Of $3.50. The sum sued FOR was
t2s5 damages done To his property by
the defendants placing a heater IN HE
residence that he did not want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
judgement Given.

Judgment in the sum of $50 was
given County Commissioner william
Caldwell yesterday In Justice McCon-
naughey's court against the Stanton
Heater company. OF Martins Ferry. for
placing heater in the plaintiffs
hCNsc that did not work. The orici-
nal amount sued for was S2s5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
'MECHEN
Had no Case.

Fred stack. Of thfS city has war
rants issued for the arrest OF Orlcv
" iIson and clyde Nuldrcw. both ~
this city. charging them with stealing
hearing was 20 have been held before
SQUIRE p ". Lewis. az Moundsville,
i'~t"rday morning. Prosecuting At
ioircN j. j. l'arriott and Captain a.
I Hooten represented the state while
Attorney Martin Brown appeared a.
council for the defendants. The case
was diSmi ~sed at the costs OF the state
FOR the plaiutim had absolutely no case
against the young lads tie had claim
Cd sthtt he lost the articles while IN
hahirc az the local dam several DAYS
ago. Many witnesses from this CITY
vent 90 the Mound city to TESTIFY in
tho hearing. but were not called.
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Much Interest

Much interest IL being taken IN tho
revival meetings being conducted in the
Nrihory nall each evening this week a.
a fortrunner To- the meeting which Will
De held next Monday evening. when Mel
Niu Trotter and Homer RodehaVer will
Ice mere This evening Rev. W. ". Schultz
90 he Zane Street NJ +. church. or
Wheeling. will have charge of the serv-
ices
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May Report Today.

II IS expected tho belmont county
Grand jury. which has been in session
In ST CIairsviile since last Tuesday
week. Will Dee able 10 make r.
port some time today Work Of cx-
aiming witnesses will De concluded to-
day In al over 600 Witnesses will be
examined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Mead Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
nf the late Eugene Mead. OF 81 Glars
Vile. who was killed by falling from
81 train between Nrf'- and ST Glars
VIII" "Wednesday. will be held this aft
.ruoon from the home o. his brother
iulaW. J o Dixon. The remains will
D." placed iu vault until the place OF
iutcrmcnt is decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Ladies SooinI Club.

Tho Ladies Social club was pleasantly
entertained last evening at the home 81
Miss Carrie Bobhins. and large crowd
was present The diversion of the even
ing was cuchre and a number OF tables
were In Play. Al n late hour light re-
freshmcuts were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
May Change Time.

An effort IL being made in this city
20 have tho reserved seats for the High
school lecture course placed on sale 90
has always been the custom. several
complaints are being heard that MANY
are unable To- attend Ia the morning and
for that reason can not obtain good
seats. The matter vii be given atteu-
tiOn lateri utuc week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Tfne Meetfur

IN" meeting ~ the Woman's Home &
Foreign Missionary society Of the Cor
man Lutheran church which was held
20 the home Of Mrs. William otto on
largely attended \ fine prorrnr, vas
rendered during The afternoon. At the
clos" OF the meeting refreshments We're
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Mr. Harry Tyler doitrH,fprv eDfa-
famed o." members Of fho IS &. o.
'.Ih I'D" 'nraay afternoon 100 Ier lom.
'' guernsey .'f"'' Ia" afternoon
va. r'n' 100 various diversions after
WHICH a dainty luncheon was served
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Mis- p io SrhlfHor VIII enter
tain OBJ" member. of tlis YEAR. Nor
i.'i class or %" H'l.air" hi-h sctoot
700. evening go der bone on Nor-I
'i'fn-'y street. A club VIII Lo lt
mad" Co hold number Of social
Affairs tAc coming winter
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Severe Storm


me rain and ha'l that passed over
thl~ city yesterday morning at g o'clock
was the hardest for some time and the
ram came down In torrents FOR quite
a whlle. There was also much thunder
and lightning ACCOMMODATING the rain
winch Is unusual for this time Of year
II H. expected that cold weather VIII now
set In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Maids and Maerons.

. The Maids and Matrons were pleasant
y entertained yesterday afternoon az the
home Of Mrs. Dr. u. II Wilson in tho
Brady block and = large crowd was
present. The diversion 81 the evening
Was FANCY work At seasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served. Many
out-of-toWn people were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Thumb Cut Oo

Clyde Han. an employe OF the Dul-
Bots a Mccoy Lumber Company. met
with a rather serious accident yester-
day when he had his thumb on his
right hand almost sawed OF. DIR. II.
+. link was called and IL was neces.
sary 10 amputate the member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Funeral services will be- held this
morning from the home iu barton
over OBJ" remains of the infant son
o., Mr. and Mrs John Mar-hIcik. who
died az Oh" home OF the parents. We'd
ucsday evening Iutormcnt will De- in
LiuwCod cemetery
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Jewish View Yekr.

All the local stores owned by mem
hcrs % the Jewish synagogue AZ Wheel
iu- were closed yesterday. 81 being the
Jewish Sew Year. and many from hero
attended special services So the ryua-
roruc 80 Wheeling All the stores viii
rl.len THIS mnrnunE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Tho Wenola council degree Of poca-
hontus held "A well attended meeting IN
the hall last evening Several high Of
nc'rS were present and rendered me ad-
dresses. After the business a social hour
was spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Earl Shellcross. who was arrested
few weeks ago on charge OF sell.
ing aduiterarod milk. had hearing
In Squire Frank Mason's court yes
tcrday. He was discharged on lack
Of evidence.
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MARTINS FERRY
Rodehaver Coming.

Melvin p Trot;er. Of Grand Rapids,
n Itch. viii speak at the Armory hall
dorcay. october 9. Mr. Trotter viii be
Acompanicd BY Homer Rodehaver. who
VIII have charge OF the song service
The members OF Tie Ministerial associa-
tioR and the different congregations are
'o1 fslly invited TO attend. Ample room
: yroNlded. billy Sunday Says that
Melvin z Trot;er il the greatest man OF
The axe. Go and hear him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

En-. ~'aI0cd friends.
Last 'velils Mi.l Mary Hath r1
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Martins Ferry patrons OF Daily In
tehiseneer can get Book No. IL. "Four
In the Family" by presenting coupon
cut from this paper. with IS cents. at
Hoge's Drug Store.
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B-'iair~ patrons ~ Dali, r-
telHgercer ran qst Book NO %. Hr-u-
In -" Fa~IE' ~ r-essrf.0q coupon
cut from t0.s paper Nth 25 crrfs. as
- fre Cty BOOB Store
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promised. The subject for this after
noon Will be Longfellow and talks on
Holland. After study luncheon will
be served
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store Robbed.

y sfn-~ ~ Ramsey out the ". s. 7.
T.. railroad was broken into and robbed
of larE" amount OF groceries We'd
u'slty ev'niu-. hut the exact value
90 the goods could not lie learned ycs-
tsr11y The Fcitz blood hounds were
ing has been concluded refreshments
. will be served
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Judgment Against COMPANY.

placed on the trail OF the robbers but
the hard rain had the effect Of making
the trail hard for the dogs to follow.
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Uncle Toms Cabin"
Tic h.Z W1pie ana M-ri1 Company
Elk Grand Theatre


MONufN. OCTOBER cen
Special After school rrtfrr. r.tr
fi.H f.r fho hiE street parade 80 noon.
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Pine Meeting

, capes from Incidents have resulted D,
wagons sliding on the bricks.
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whHTrD-T. r.-.-a.earar. r-..r.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1913-11-29
NEW SUBURB WILL RISE
ON Big kALIHI TRACT
Huge Block To Be CuUp Into Residence LOts-KeIett'
Case Discussed No Proclamation Home Buy
ing as Against Mail Order CataIOgs.

view is unequaled and the soil eX
cellent. Already Charles Desky,
who is to be the selling agent for
the McInerny's, has men cutting
roads and clearing the land of brush
of which there is plenty. Mr.. Nc
Inerny tells me it will all be grub
bed out and cleared properly. On
one part Of the tract there there is
an abundance of Hawaiian blue
stone which, in itself, is valuable to
builders and for the purpose of max
ing curbing, of which there is al
ready two thousand feet laid. The
demand for the lots was immediate,
and persons are filing applications
for blocks of three to six with a
view to building on them in most
instances. or holding for speculative
purposes. 1t will mean business
activity from the jump, for new
houses mean more lumber and build
ing material and plenty Of work for
carpenters. This is the biggest deal
in real estate that has been record
ed in Il long while; doings in dirt
have fallen off so in the past few
months that real estate dealers have
had little or nothing to report.
KBLLETT's CASE.
1t seems to me that if there are
no obstacles thrown in the way, the
kellett investigation must soon close.
Without taking into account any of
the testimony of the bulls" who
are anxious to get the man out Of
the service, there has been enough
damaging testimony introduced to
warrant the dismissal Of Kellett
according to the ideas Of laymen.
If half Of what has been said by
prisoners is true, and discounting
the other half, he is unfit to hold
a place where he has authority over
prisoners who for their own saliva
ton, dare not talk back, and who
are cuffed and beaten by an officer
for telling what does not accord
with his personal views. The man
who will batter defenseless men
should himself be battered, and
battered so well that he would for
Continued on page So
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Elk S Dance
In Honolulu
New ArIuOrY Will Be Scene OF
Joy Masquerade Ball
And Show.

On New Years Eve, at the
new Honolulu Armory, there
will be an entertainment that will
put all previous ones of the same
kind in the discard. The Homo
lulu Lodge No. 616, B. p. O. Elks
is giving a grand masquerade ball
and combination vaudeville show,
and it promises to be an Inter
Island affair that will attract people
from all over the group.
1t is the aim of the Ellls to gi We
the grandest affair of its kind that
has ever been attempted i'll this
territory. Much money is being
spent i'll the way of decorations and
employing professional decorators,
and all the efforts will be to turn the
huge armory into a bower of beauty.
A special vaudeville show will be
given during the evening and novel
features, for which the Elks are
famous, will astonish and delight
the masqueraders. The ball will
be all all-night affair, and will be
conducted on the lines of those of
the large cities on the mainland.
Costumers i'll San Francisco, Port
land, Oregon and Los Angeles
have been communicated with and
many startling costumes are sure
to be III evidence.
AS alarge portion of the proceeds
of the entertainment will be given
to charity, a double inducemcnt is
presented to people to attend the
affair. The Ellls have a way OF
doing things on a large scale, and
the New Years ball should eclipse
even the most ambitious efforts OF
the Order in the past.
The new Armory floor contains
no less than two hundred thousand
feet of floor space, so there should
be plenty of room even for the
huge crowd that will surely attend
the ball.