The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03

Bv risut o'clock Grand M>rShai
Leon Refer. assisted by Chief ot stair
John Stevenson and 4 corps o. fiitE
mounted aides had assembled the par
AIDE, which began It's march over fHe
principal streets Of tEe city from -\l:GA
20 Twenty fourth 4 feH minutes att"r
eight. The parade moved up CnaptGi'
street 70 Twelfth. west on Twelfth ~
Market. down Market 10 Twentieth,
on Twentieth 70 Chaplin". thence %
Twenty-fOurtu, back 10 Main. ~ Main
10 Fourtcenjli. eaSt 10 Market. uor'H
on Market to Ninth. west on Nlntn ia
Main. down Main 10 Eleventh and an
Eleventh 10 h. Market Auditorium
where the parade djsbanded and lnc
crowd fiocked into The auditorium ~
hear the address III tie evening d.
Evered by Judge ira +. Robinson. tie
Republican nominee.
With George Smith. banner bearer
for the Ohio county Republican, con-
mittee in the lead, bearing a large
American flag. and an cscorr OF three
police officers al it's head, the parade
left Chaplne and Fifteenth streets III
response 70 Il signal from Or. George
Otto, chairman ut the county commit
tee. Dr.. Leon y. Refer. tue Sran IT!
marshal. anu his staff rode az the front
of the Club Escort followed b.: Tie
Americas Republican Club OF Pitts
burgh 100 strong. led by Danny NIr"l'
las band OF Pittsburgh.
Speakers In Autos
Then followed General Alfred Cad
wells automobile in which rode Judge
Ira L. Robinson. OF Grafton: Hon. +.
Meade Whippo. OF Pittsburgh. Rcpiib,
lican national committeeman from
Pennsylvania Hon. George .. Na2ie
Hon. Andrew Hare. General Caldwell
and Dr.. George QUO.
Next 10 the procession CAME the
Pabcock Blues OF Pittsburgh. with
Meis;er'S band u sins city LEADING tho
l.5 members % the club. The Lincoln
Club, o. New brighton. was next. WITH
l25 men in lin" marching 20 music
furnished b. the Morrow concert bal d
OF Pittsburgh. immediately behind he
Lincoln club was T. liacnnlan's lruc3;
carrying the Lincoln club > thousand
candlepower electric seaTchLi%ht which
threw {; @laring stream % light ONO
the line, presenting Il brilliant Spe".2
Gle.
Many Millworkers March
The FollanSbes band headed 0tc
delegation of owners. mill officials ;nl 1
workingmen from the Whitaker GieSS
ner mills OF this city. followed by an
ployes Of The Central aad Northwood
glass plants, with RauS band at the
head OF their section. Then came the
Hazel Atlas glass works employees
headed b. the Mound City and Eagle
bands OF Moundsville combined intc
one band. The Bridgeport High School
drum corps headed a big delegation Dt
workers from the Centre foundry he
hint! which marched the Clay Gistrlc'
Coiored Republican Escort club &c
strong Then followed tn" Cathedral
High School Cadet drum Corps AZ lht
head Of n company OF for;E from Tn;
Intplligencer and News.
Summers hand WAS followed b. ;hr
Ohio County branch of the National
Hughes Alliance and the Ohio County
Republican Escort Club and thu Wheel
ing Drum Corps led big procession
from the Warwick China company
plants.
One OF the biggest sections o. tn,
industrial division was thai from iit
Riverside Works Of tue National TUht
company at tenwood. which stepped
proudly TO the Music of tn" t;r"a:e!
Wheeling band tn" Whe.ling Moi,
& Foundry company employees ia Z
large section. headed by III" Fin
Grove band. brought up The rear -!
the industrial division.
Automobile Section.
The automobile division WAS led b!
;ihe fife and drum corps OF LinSl!