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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
REPLIES
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carried at the masthead. recently
came here as reported on Scuatod
th'ltons newspaper. In the issues
published 80 far the editorials written
by Attorney Clyde Johnson and others
for the Chiffon organ are reflected In
the Bull Moose paper
The Democrats are giving the new.
publication all the announcement
they can. as they realize that every
vote cast against the Republican
nominees brings a Democrat that
nearer victory.
Hand OF the Twins.
But Republicans all over the state
and PruTrcsSiyes. too see the Wat
son-Chilton hand and will not allow
themselves To be caught. With few
exceptions the Republicans and Pro
grDsslvcs are expected TO get to-
gether and their tickets and admins
ter 20 their old foe an iEnominiots
defeat. Up in Monongalia county.
whore the Progressive vote was
strong in 1912. the lead IN favor OF
amalEamation was taken At meet
ing Of leaders OF the Republican and
Progressive parties II was decided
10 unite on q ticket. This action will
be ratified by the two committees
and victory in November Is certain
OTHER counties are expected to do
likewise. Notwithstanding the Demo.
cratic opposition 10 the plan.
Interesting In Democratic politics
Ia the announcement taht James W
Weir OF Elkins IS a candidate for the
house of delegates from Randolph
county. Weir has been a Democratic
editor IN the Randolph capital for
some years. He was a member OF
the notorious Legislature OF 1911
which sent Watson and Chiffon "a
the senate Weir opposed them in
the caucus but voted for them, and
some Of his writings before and after
their election were cutting and full
OF stiuCers Watson Silenced the
Weir pen when he appointed the
Randolph editor his secretary and
took him 20 Washington Now Weir
is acceptable TO the Watson-ChiltoD
crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a violent
storm sweeping across the continent
from Colorado tonight. according 10
Oh" weather bureau. viii cause rain
tomorrow in the southern states ann
snow In the Mississippi and Ohio val
leyS, the lake region and the north
Atlantic states tomorrow and Tues
day.
This disturbance" the bureaus
bulletin says will be- followed bv a
pronounced cold wave which will
oN"rsprnad the eastern and south
eastern states nv Tuesday Follow
ing this storm the weather will be-
come fair and remain 80 for several
days IN tho region east Of the Rocky
Mountains.
n general change to warmer
weather viii set in over the mort Y o.
western states about Tuesday and
this viii spread eastward over tho
great central valley by Wednesday
ana the eastern states by Wednes-
day or Thursday.
The next disturbance 10 eros the
country VIII appear on the north Pa
cine ooas. Monday or Tuesday. cross
IN" great central valleys about Wed
M Jay rFf 'h" eastern states Thurs
d;y. This disturbance win be NJ,
tended hy snow On northern and prob
ably rain In southern states east OF
The Rocky Mountains"
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COUNCIL 70 HAVE
LEYLAND CHARGES
WILL BE INCLUDED IN CALL FOR
TUESDAY NIGHT SESSION.
Many Members Of City Body Feel
Settlement Can Be Reached
Satisfactory 20 Public.

A resolution will be presented TO
council Tuesday night by Council
man Butte. IL Is understood that
will contain the matter OF the Hes
ton-Leyland case. Just what the res
olution will call for cannot be said.
II will ask for the delving 10 the bot
tom Of the charges.
a question has been before the
people for the past week as TO how
council would act on the matter or
whether or not II will be brought UP.
The Offering OF this resolution will
clarity the matter and put the affair
directly up 10 council.
Calls for council viii be issued
this morning by Mayor Kirk. and Il
Is understood that in the message
from the board OF control wifi be a
clause that viii deal with the Lev
land matter also In what wav is
matter OF question IL Is under.
stood that council desires TO have a
chance TO clear up the AFFAIR in a
proper and just way. and for this
reason the matter Will be laid be
There seems 10 be a question al
stake at present whether OF not
council has power 10 investigate a
mans personal life or not. While h
IS understood that the city solicitor
mas said that Chief Leyland Is not
guilty OF malfeasance, yet II Is
question TO be decided. There Is
another chance. however. OF the az.
fair coming out. and that is through
the circuit court.
Mrs. Heston stated last night that
she was ready TO appear before coun-
Gil II that body desired her presence
She said: Il am just "a ready for
an investigation as any one and feel
IL FWA n fV.nr H..
the investigation is over that the
people will see things differently
than they are looking at them now d"
In addition 70 the messages from
the board OF control there will be re-
ports Of the ordinances. streets al
legs and grades and railroad com.
theirs
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BOY
BADLY BURNED
WAS SAVED BY SCREAMS WHICH
ATTRACTED MOTHER.
Clothing Was Torn From the Body
and Parent Sustained Severe
Burns In Doing So.

Robert. the Cichteen-months old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sommers
Of South FIFTH street. Martins Ferry.
was badly burned about the back and
arms yesterday morning shortly be
fore noon.
The child was passing through the
room and n Is thought fell toward the
fireplace, which resulted In his cloth
Inr catching FIRE. The mother. hear.
ing the screams OF the child. hurried
i1 his rescue and quickly tore the
thing from his body. Before the
burning clothes had been removed
the little tots arms and back were
badly burned Or r. a Blackford OF
Martins Ferry was called and ron
uercd first aid TO the injured. and
while the wounds are proving very
painful they are rot considered seri.
Gus. The little child will be confined
10 his bod cor n few DAYS. The mother
had hvr hands badly burned also in
tearing thu clothes from the child =
body
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intelligence Handy Almanac at
sIsyneys Drug Store for only 25e
Get one now.
Membership increases.

ne unusual Interest that is being
taken In the mernberShip contest Al ~
Nance Memorial church, at woodScale
i plainly seen by the manner In which
new MON hers are being added To the
class. some time ago the contes, Vas
started between the FIRST L. T. and
second Pres byterian churches OF this
Sity. and the Vance Memorial The con-
ditions set forth in the race f. that tbe
losing churches are 10 furnish a bsnauet
TOT the winners at the Stratford Springs
motel From the present outlook the
vance church will win the honors. as al
present they have a mem berShip of IS5
ana Win the spirit that has been preya-
rent all during the race they Will prob-
abiy reach a membership OF 225 b. the
close OF the contest. The contest will
be closed March "'aA
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Fight In squires Office.

Cooney' Wisekirchner. well known
CHARACTER, OF Elm Grove. and Joe Dennis
also o. inst place. have them all back
"a OF the boards. IL il said that Wise
hirchner called Dennis a name that
YOU'D not look good on tho roster OF a
sunday school class The "ch.W-tnE
ttch started near the Il. & - depot
- Dennis beat a. % Suqire Seib.rt ;
a. . tlcs 20 nave warrant sworn out lor
W isekirchner for abusive language
IN. other party 20 the quarrel A. ~
sald, followed Dennis into the worthy
squire oiIice. More words led to Dem
MS sending Misekirchner down for the
count IL Is said that during ali this
ruinpus the squire continued with hts
NHllng IN the warrant for Wisekirchn.r
on the compliant Of abusive languanEe
py Dennis- Immediately after the little
pout. thAl closely rescm blcd hat of two
Nhlte hopes battling for honors in the
arena MS honor came to life and fined
Dsnhls 50 and trimmings for his fun
" Is rehner VIII b. given a trial some
charge OF abusive language.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Mock Trial


LEery ming lS readiness for the
, mock trial that Will be- given by tie
its.npeIs or The riadslphia baseball
IGaIy 70 ana 20. The play is composed
or II characters. all OF whom are lo,a,
OF tho most Interesting Of itS Kind 60,
nero IN TINS locality. II is decidedly ON
Jne comic order and "a laugh les prori sea
~, AL IN addition TO the trial there
VIII he several other numbers r,Hs's.
LHE OF good music fUru 'Shet nv the or
'.t-tfa amt several other literary spe-
,ialtsS- The trial will start Uron1Dtl,-
~ 81. " clock and adjourn Ia dime 10
aTtlvW me "ut-of-tuWu people 20 catch
'.e I'."p o'clock car back to the clty.
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CLOSE OFFICES
City and County Officials VIII Oh.
serve Wschi~gt7n's Birthday by
Not Working.

To-day will be exceedingly qu!ct
. ouno me cry build r. as most of
to Offices vii Do clr..r ru ob-erya-rs
Of Wa 'in-t0n's birtrdav With Hf.
hiri hday coming on Srs1av. 30 Is not
only customary hIf legal 'o clos. prIb.
~ oNc'. on f'o DIV following or frn
DAY before. Custom has rrd. o. mon.
generally observed ON THO Monday fgI.
lowing Police he7fruartors and nos.
DIV on" or two other Offices will De-
all that viii remain omen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
deMoch IN Rrdefa

Two arrests were made last Saturday
evening aud both viii appear before
Mayor Morris this morning
Charles Sarlyle. OF south Marshall
street. who tcll last Saturday ,vcnius.
and wrcnched his back. is Improving
slowly.
Mis-. John Marpie. Of south Marshall
slr''i. iS spending few days with her
parents al Mpuug-NtlIe
George T. Cotton. Of Washington Ind .
- spending few days with friends and
relatives here
tn" Bank OF NcNrch,u will be closed
TODAY. observing Nasuiurtuu's birth
day.
.Irs. " T. BLACK. 81 New York city
- spending "a few days with friends ana
relatives Boo This city.
The public schools will b. opcn as
held
William Key has arrived home from
lf'-l"u. Ns.... where Bee ...rf fT. rH. 10
I'N M''l- with friends and relative.
3D. u huIutur. OF Westminster. Ind. BE-
relatives tu .I|z CITY.
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WASHINGTON DAY DISNE Il
PROMISES TO BE RED
LETTER EVENT.
Secretary Of Commerce william c.
Redfeid Will BE Principal
Speaker OF the Evening.

With the galaxy OF brilliant speak
ers arriving in the city yesterday IL
Is assured that the annual Washing
ton day dinner OF the Wheeling Board
OF Trade 10 be given this evening In
the Market Auditorium will be the
greatest event OF like nature in the
history OF the organization. In fact,
" VIII be one OF the most elaborate
dinners ever given Ia the city. Sec
rotary OF Commerce William &. Red
Held of President Wilson's cabinet
will be the guest of honor and viii
deliver the principal address.
Included in the list OF speakers
who Will follow Secretary Redheld
are General r. u. Brown. secretary
of the chamber OF commerce OF
GAINESVILLE. o.; Richard b. Watrous.
secretary OF the American Civic as
ISOLATION: w Alfred Wilson. former.
~ OF this city. now OF GAINESVILLE. O.
and :. y. Purer. secretary OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Republican, Name Ticket.

No huw'na sons tuf glul dates TO ne
T"f'd uLln Ht the Republican primary
10 he held FRIDAY. Marc. g. from I 20 2
% m, wcrc closed Inst Saturday evening
brd flll aud complete ticket wa
ttfu"i TIL" list contains many % the
Tlost prominent mon iu the ct'y. and
many ~ them are large property hold
~rs ana Shouts receive tho support oT arr
voters. Following is the ticket to nc
vote. upon
MaFoT-Clark Sprouts, W T.. clayton.
'l 1Il'- Ilnl.grmHu and ST. D. Kennedy.
'...tf ar fullre-IUs S.Dr1rI
tHuuriI-fTr4f ward. rrr.d Olson
Samuel Welsh. Henry Gro'a and GEORGE
bo"i,r Second ward. u. w. Lander ana
FtHI Iheacl, ST.. Third ward. " j. Moran
ana Charles Eyarf Fourth vnra. \ ..
Thompson. liaroI. -iFiHr and George Al
nHu-.. I'fth ward. IT. ID. Mckee VIII
liam Candy. John T'esatt and Henry
kur''. There arc two Co. 30 nominated
from each ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Quest. Arrived Yesterday.

General Brown and Ar. Wilson arrived
in the city from Zanesville late yester-
gay afternoon. Accompanied b. his pri-
Vate secretary. Mr.. Gordon. Secretary OF
Commerce RedGeid arrived at the b. &
-. station last night shortly after =
O'Clock. Mr.. WatrOus arrived ON the
same train.
a special committee OF the board OF
trade. composed Of Secretary Roy h.
Naylor, President W. Is. Irvine. 7. Har-
distinEU shed guests at the stallion. Sec
rotary Refnel1 Is being entertained At
the Ffrt Henry club. while General
Brown. Mr.. Wilson and Mr. Watrous are
being entertained al the Mcclure.
The party viii be- taken on a tour OF
the city this morning by a committee OF
the board Of trade. They will visit the
iron and steel mills, glass factories. to-
bacCo factories and other manufacture
ing concerns Of the districta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
FI7EmEN INJURED.

ATLANTA. Ca. F,b. 22-Fiye fro
mon We're slightly injured here TO-DAY
iu spectacular FIRE which did damage
estimated 20 from S'rpnlI 90 $50 900
20 fho NcK"uzio bU ding. located in
fG" hear. ut tho city and Immediately
adjacent 90 two oi Ntianta's largest
hotels
Two fr.mcn f,N from ladder
Tho others suffered from smoke and
aylur glass
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To Attena Meeting.

The Mems Bible class OF the Christian
church. or this city, are making extern
stNe preparations To attend the meet
ing to be- held al MoundsNills tomorrow
evening. The local class. together with
the First Island class. Of Wheeling. will
attend the meeting in a body and will
board q special Wheeling Traction car
or the Mound city at o'clock \ very
special program is being arranged and
all members Of the class are urgently
requested 70 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
'MECHEN

Those desiring tickets for the
Pythisn Jubilee Banquet wedneS-
day evening. Feb. 18th. az the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. Wheel
Ing. may secure them az the A.
c Thomas Je~elry Store. Me
Lure Block. Wheeling. from the
officers Of your local Pythisn
locse. or at the Cathedral. Wed
neSoay evening.
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SUNDAY REVIVAL
Ccontinusd froT, FIRST Pags.)

tContinued froI' Iirst Page.)
sicnod check. with instructions to FIJI
In the amount
r'Ctors here adopted a 'rcsolution con
dcmninE sundays methods as a rev
eIond last uight Dr. T.. :. Travers.
rector Of fashionable Trinity Episco-
pal church. led IN prayer in the taber-
ua,ip.
Already preliminary negotiations
have begun 20 Get Sunday TO conduct
campaigns IN Washington. H. C.: Bos-
ton. New York and other large cities
IN tho three meetings today S1O-
1880 was received and S1S.fSg.77
wa subscribed privately II is esti-
mated the church collections will
make the total more than 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
To Move Today.

The weather permitting. the furnish
ings for ne new nigh school building
VIII be moved from the Center Benwood
school building to the new Union high
building, TO-DAY. The seats have been
installed aud blaClsluaIds erected. and
All Will he IA readiness FOR the opening
next Monday morning. Tho ground
ABOUT the building mas not as yet been
cleared away and much work has yet
10 10 done .efOre tie upenLng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

The local ludge o. knights 81 pvu. las
VIII meet this evening In regular semi
monthly session At headquarters Ia the
narrow building. and al. members are
urgently requested To- bee prevent. as mat
L'rs perta ming 10 she Golden jubilee
banquet to ue held Wednesday will be
discussed. Many reservations are being
mace Tor local Knights and a very large
turnout is promised
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20 regular monthly business meeting
a.. ll' ii"ssie shaw mission band. ~ tho
lone church, viii be- held At the fnru.
"f tho Misses Jones ia Mrt,T-rJ,..s ..t4t
ON luesdtN evening ar T.Es O'Clock.
several matters 90 business will he TAX
cial hour viii he enjoyed All members
are requested 20 Poe present. as several
important matters win come M
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DOWDELL REALTY CO.
Glendale
Phone 237-R Noundsville


The tI'y finance committee viii meet
tHI' oven rE I'm regular som. monthly
session and VIII audit the city uav r..I
Tor councils approval The CITY council
VIII meet Tuesday evening On ~erTiTa~
session ana many matters - uurr. In
f"reT' VIII Pc given attention. Tho rc--
ifnN' ON nf chief - Police r.. O. Garvsv.
newly appointed deputy collector ~ Fr-
L..f1l revenue. viii likely be .rU.rtaI.
VINO ''7 .I.HCrrpr viii Dc has NOE boon
wen ONT as ycI but several OF tho Ip-
GU no.D" force rswNors are said o. br
"|..T f|a .ffpu
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E2sn. Louina w.ar.r

MRS. Louise Weaver. an aged lady OF
rim Grove. passed away Yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. The deceased
MsS IN her 1ith year and had resided I'm
rim 'roIe Tor the past several years
me Vas born In Wheeling. where she is
Wen known. Funeral services over the
remains will be- held from the Thorn
Duts Undertaking pari1Ts Tuesday At 10
~ IN" stone church cemetery. R.v
ield, pastor OF the First NJ l. church
OF I'm Grove. will be In charge OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
To Have New raetory.

II has been officially announced that
TINS city Il TO have ncV factory and
ORR upon same Will b. started with
the opening ~ 70 the weather. Tho new
company Will b. known as The Pine ana
TIC carpet Cleaning Company and DO ~
said will erect suitable bu.Ialu. A..
the central section OF the town. The
new machinery and equipment ALREADY
ordered Tor the factory. are expected 10
arrive 81 by the middle OF next month and
the factory Il 10 be completed by that
time. Just how many persons this
plant Will employ could not be learned.
hut will be- great boost 70 the town
A ne nature Of their business h. indi-
Gated by the company name and fH,y
are said To- have several new processes
To- b. used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
WARWOOD
Cars Late.

The cars on the Panhandle Traction
line were 20 minutes late last evening
on account OF the bad snow storm
which tnterfered with the schedule.
Many or the people wishing TO 20 from
Town and those wanting 20 come TO
Marwood were compelled To wait for "A
long period FOR a car ON account OF the
snow. The trains or the Pennsylva mia
line were late on account OF the snow
storm. The wind was blowing hard and
mado The snow drllt along fences. ,
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Nvstio lode. yUr1 49,

.'' regular weekly meeting Uf Mystic
..le" 40. %. knights or Pythias. Rim
gI"N'. VIII ne h"li At the lodge rooms on
Main street this evening Matters ,.r-
am ~ q" the business OF the lodge WI
h' lah'n Jun. ~ t.Ia meeting several
'i'I.'i.- VIII he given degree work
and several others initiated IL 10 4r.,
tiH i'Hf o." matter OF establishing a
'iAfF ana reading room for tie u.s.. ar
W." members VIII be taken no AZ this
meeting. All members ave urged To- be-
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Largs CROWD Attends.

The ladies Of the iirst ii H. church
held bak. and pastry sale AZ the blsc-
mcnt OF the church last saturday even
ing. \ very large crowd attended the
- llur and all during the evening the
ladies In charge were kept busy serving
the many guests who attended. \ neat
sum was realized from the affair. which
Will go into the church fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
OUT-THE-PIKE

Those desiring tickets for the
Pythian Jubilee Banquet Wednes-
cay evening, Feb. 25tn. at the
scottish Rite Cathedral. Wheel
Ing. may secure them az the a.
c Thomas Je~eiry Store, Nc
Lure Block, Wheeling. from, the
officers Of your local Pytnian
lodge, or at the Cathedral, Wed
nesday evening
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Ladies' Ala Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given In the
WHrwood Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening, under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society. The entertain
fnent viii be given by local talent. prin-
cipally the young people OF the church
and the program viii be featured by a
plnylet entitled White Caps" Follow
Ing the rendition OF the program re
freshmcuts will be served
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Program Meets with Approval.

Many comments have been passed
upon the very interesting program
which has been arranged by the board
OF trade for the last number OF the
LNceum Course. to bc given In this city
next Thursday evening. Home talent l.
on thc program from up to bottom. with
out two exceptions and they are near
this city Tickets for The affair may
o. had al the Carroll pharmacy and all
are invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23

The South Warwu.i Eiblr class viii
meet Thursday evening 90 1880 o'clock
az the home Of Mrs John Riddle .f
IHchlnud avenue. South WarwOoH Miss
Emma lasch h. leader and an ar, urged
10 be present
on account Of other meetings which
Will be held this week the Martha Bible
class Of Center WurIsYnd has POSTPONED
March
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MS election seems almost sure Joe IL
iuaNlnE g clean campaign and II given
the ONCE VIII do his best TO give the
city a clean administration lie will
surely be given the entire Republican
support NJ the polls IN April
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CFTTNSBUEC. Pa. Feb 22-Tha
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house az
G'ffyenrr- CollH.D WIS totally destroy
"I tv fire carly today together with
tfa confDuf- Including chapter records.
so uu" was In .lp house at the time.
students at Gettysburg not being All.
lowed 20 room in their fraternity
houses The financial loss is small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
Held Rehearsal

Ihe members OF tue volunteer IRE
department or the Fourth ana Ftfth
wares held their nrst rehearsal OF the
play. TO be given In the near future last
saturday evening ~ tine building. The
play IS entitled. a Kentucky Belle." ana
- said to ue very interesting. The ex-
act date for holding the AFFAIR will be
announced lu few days and tickets will
then go ON sale.
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nevivals Continue.

In" annual revival services which
have been in pr1gr.ss al the Local
church Of God Tor the past two weeks
continue with undated interest Rev.
.. -. larcey, pastor OF tn, local church
will conduct the services each evening
thl- week ana all are cordially invited
10 attend. The choir will render special
music each evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-23
SPEAKERS ARRIVE FOR BOARD
OF TRADE BANQUET TONIGHT

Charleston cahmber OF commerce.
Mr. Redneid will speak on Current In
duEtrlal Conditions" a speech especially
prepared for tonight General Brown
VIII respond 90 the toast. our Eastern
Ohio Nslgnhors Secretary Nau0us
Will dlHcuas Civic Progress"
Judge Frank W. Nesbitt VIII preside
as POSTMASTER.
The banquet viii begin at O'Clock
IL will be served By Caterer John g
ZIeEenfelder Music will be rendered Dy
Mslstcr's ordb estra. The auditorium Will
b.. decorated for the occasion
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mo TT0U " TTrI N ~ I.,. --T------I
.I attractive plIf OF lots fu pirufvH4I.
'. hIN"H fH Pleasant all.y ON sale m.
ttA. 'h'tth- lhlflE iND acres and Bee
LNe suburban district This new 4,lJI-
Nnn mas Hll the ADVANTAGES of fEaf~
suburban districts being within "a.
i've cent car fare limit auI al tho Sam,