The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04

Were PrieipaI Speakers
Given under the auspices o. the
OHIO County Progressive Party club
a dinner VAS s.rs "a IN the Schotfish
Kite Cathedral. Fourteenth and Byron
streets. last uicht The affair vas
vel attended. more than 300 per.
sons probably q third OF whom we're
women being present An excellent
menu was served by Caterer Ziee,u.
ltld"r. and music was rendered hy
Meister.s orchestra.
The dinner BEGAN A. . O'Clock n |
vas Tor members % the club princi-
pall}. Divine blessing was invoked by
rev W ;. byslnScr. OF the First
tnslish Lutheran church. and the
post pfandial prucram was opened az
y CLOCK, with George 4 LauEhln
lI'aldlnI as toast master. The speak
ing vas intended for the e,- raj nun.
h. Two OF tho addresses being non
partisan. and many persons entered
me nan az the conclusion OF the din
ner. 10 hear them
Consressran Woodruff.
ZION Roy O Woodruff OF BAY CITY.
michigan. COnCr-S smau of tho Tenth
Michigan district. a former maNor az
ms nome city. was tho first speaker
IN beginning. he spoke OF tho pIuraI.
Ties given Roosevelt over Wilson and
ar, m Michigan. az the last pr,si.
Dental election When ne SINH.
highly Of George 4 Laurhlin and SAD
n" was proud TO call him q friend.
n" was loudly applauded He said
lh' people % the First district made
mlStak" by not sending Friend"
I-au-ullh 10 congress. adding that the
Country mas need Of such men.
Tho Truzr,e-Ite PARTY I'm c"rtr.ss..
N'N ih" subject given uy AR Wo0dru~
il' -lld all conference OF th. PruEr,~.
We. ere open. no secret ,aurusss b,fn..
held. BE denounced th. frr.ustsf.1,'.
'I president Wilson REGARDING rau-
.-'-. saving They 'Frs what Woodrow.
NlI.'n breaches Su loudly against Am
practices -u very fN.rsurhIt n ANN
l~i Idea ~ DO" president meets with
-'H' "lp.. i'l"u arIuu- the Democrats l
Dee said Wilson cells 90 "a rart. fr..i,e-
uF' ana DO o. d,.It with 100 a. b,r..-|
'Itil' caucus. Wilson has been talking
~ MIiii"g enc l'g'Uriur on letting BOO
ll' hight Yet Do. o. one OF N, MOST
~ stem.
% went Co Wellington said Nj
N''lrNii. 's e. most ardent admir,r .f
Woodrow wilson. Eut NOW kn.ytr.
"- 81" how Do, talks CON or. hand and
acts on i1" other. D have been COMPEL %
/ True Democracy.
T MISS Florence HuCs. president Of On.
Wheeling Equal suffrage League. was
new introduced. and with Tow anrru
pirate remarks introduced Mrs Forbes
1.9r' i-"u-lial". OF New York city Mrs.
3 'il", ta'N lu beginning. Mrs IIrI,
declared that she is prorr,s.ir,. aI-
. though she said the woman suffrage
T movement D. mot q partisan ON, aid
SHOULD not be mad, such Sh. f.lt1 .r
4 eNc"ediuEly high compliment 10 fr.
4 leadership OF rhsldur. Roosevelt and
/ Jared ,h't De- is the greatest -iat,--
MIR Hale De- native of ENGLAND
/ NlihHIi attempting tu excuse tr, ace
I Mons OF The militant sunu,c.t.s of that.
| nation. the explained their causes She
/ -hLi mat me Wiii'lut- are not repre-
] SENTATIVE" Of the woman ~ufrl-. move.
H'nI ana added that UflitaurN I- irrru4-
~ihlc DO the United states h,Utl b. = o.
| present iu England i- absent her.
The Dayton Charter.
! ''' N"l NlfI-- '' th' l'INiH charter.
/ haN,I Hn"n q commission form
OF government. was explained Iv tr.
! n'Nt 7p'hh'r. Rev n. Frank Garland
| llrgct"r "f Fuhi, Welfare for the ,Itv
[ for the past nft.,u years and b. now
. pastor Of the First Lutheran church nf
NAV clt'. Deny .ur the charge OF some
mat h' mad deserted religion ana
stepped down from tho niul-Ir, 90 H.
| field of politics Rev. Garland. ir op.r-
/ iHE, declared that bis ministry is to-
COY W'uI'F anl NOR" fruitful than ever
/ before. and that ie has only hrotd,reI
his Geld OF S,rvIc,
A-rseinE with eminent authorities ON
I municipal Affairs 300 The statement Thar
n loan cities are tho worst managed
: Lhe nlft'-f ana the most ill-lHfu-t.T
Tor the community life OF tho ue.rIe
hNlnE DOB them. Rev. Garland said the
way iN"N are managed Ie the shame nf
CIVILIZATION. liy adopting the c1rIufs-
. SION -ulIr mayer form on government T.
..td DAYTON has ahoiIshsI PARTISAN pDli-
ticS, destroyed ward lines ard central
responsibility. ''N''
he advocated the adoption or % siri-
It' pi. rHrW iu Mhs,fIue. and stated ns
was glad tn know M. rru-r.s.i,,',.,
party has adopted such "a uI4rE bal M
IlHforu for the city.