The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

eially announced that speakers of
national reputation will speak before
the laborers from time 10 time and
VIII also assist In the organization
campaign.
Engineer c. c. Smith. ex-onicio
member of the city pure water com
mission, delivered very interesting
auIress before the Mems guild OF ST
hnke's p. r. church on the subject OF
F1ltration' yesterday evening. The
meeting was well attended and great
interest was manifested In the meet
ing. After the rendering OF the pro-
gram OF the evening a smoker was
gwen Tor the benefit OF all who were
present
Plans are already being made by
members OF Wheeling lodge. No %
-. J.. o. f., for their annual minstrel
production. The affair will be held
In the Court Theatre and likely three
performances will be given, as usual
Fully 100 persons, representing
all parts OF the country. are expected
20 attend the annual convention of
the American Ceramic Society. 10 be
heiu In THIS city, February "a to "a.
W. W. Irwin. Imperial Potentate
OF the Shriners of North America.
will make an extended tour OF the
western States during the month of
FEBRUARY. With the exception 10 his
visit TO Panama. IL will be his longest
Trip since becoming head OF the
Shriners.
Representative OF the West Viz
ginia Pharmaceutical Association win
hold conference with Governor N
II. Hatneld today. with reference TO
the enforcement of the prohibition
amendment.
Local insurance agents have re-
ceiVed notices sent out by State Au-
ultor John ,. Darst, stating that fail
ure on their part TO return promptly
premiums paid in advance on policies
which for any reason remain unissued
would result in the revocation of the
agents license.
Robert Blackburn, the young
negro, who was arrested by Constable
jumping board bill. the complaint
being made by William Harris. was
tried before Justice of the Peace Lee
r. Dobbs yesterday. He was found
guilty, but was released upon his
payment OF the bill to Harris.
The program committee OF the West
virginia State sunday school Associa-
ton Will meet in this city Friday are
noon. where final ARRANGEMENTS will H..
made In regard TO the program which il
70 DE rendered at the state convention al
huntington in April. will be completed
W o. McClusl<y will preside as mas.
ter OF ceremonies at the union instaIia
ton OF the a. o. l.. W. 10 be held this
Grand Master W. -. Leach OF BenwooL
VIII install the officers. An other lodge
Officers this week.
The people OF the Island are COM
planning about the side walk on the west
ern approch to the bridge. as not being
ln tirst class condition. owing to the fact
that the paving has sunk on the south
err she me walk has been very slip
perry during the past Few DAYS ri.
paired.
-Rt Rev. =. J. Donahue. bishop Of
'|he diocese OF Wheeling will return to
this city as quick as the bishops con
vention OF the province Of Baltimore Is
over.
Herbert williams. Of the south
side. has purchased the grocery store AT
to24 Jacob street. which has been run
for the past few years by Beai and son
among one of the best 10 be found on
the South Side.
The National Telephone Compary's
lines between this city and ST Glars
VILE were opened yesterday and commu-
nication has again been resumed.
Russell Goodwin. OF this city. IL
taking an active interest In the reorgani-
Zation Of the Pan-Hellenic Bowling Lea
que at W. a. J. Each of the Greek letter
societies will be represented by "A team
and az the close Of the season a han l.
some silver cup VIII be awarded TO the
winning team.
The High school students are becouf.
ing accustomed to their new quarters iu
the Webster building ana AZ they are
ments. sney have settled down to hard
7 study and are now making good progress
in their studies.
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