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The herald., 1917-02-15
December q 1916.
CHARTER

WIZ KELLY CONCESSION COMPANY,
INC.
~ vars OF America, State of Louisiana,
aaa q Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Known, that on this twenty-third
month Of December, in the year
Lrd one thousand nine hundred and
80 and Of the independence of the
y ories OF America, the one hundred
3. yarst, before me, Gustave A. Liam
mszry public, duly commissioned,
nc qualihed in and for the parish
~ -. and IN the presence Of the wit
~,,..,, nesinafter named and undersigned,
IN ene and appeared Mr.. Frank NJ.
:. 2 ms city; Mrs. E. May Stathem.
S-,,s VIC snd Frank M. Kelly, duly au-
i y az az assisted by her said husband
kl,.,v;n,,as cry Mr.. Harry d. Brown, of
a. s;.s Florida; Mr.. Joseph A. Wisong
~ 4. sii Of them being Of full age.
q ts....na appearers declared that avail
kslss, a.. o. the laws of this state, par
rus;,.,;oss ' 10 sa Of 1914, relative to the
~ p-,s.. corporations, they do, by
nj agree and bind themselves.
4, such other persons as NAV h.
a ssne associated with them n fo-,n
a r,-su- a corporation for the objects
h,s.. ' s and under the articles and stin.
49,, following. fowl. sup
frxiss rne name and title of this cor
irp,,- nal De The Kelly Concess;op
4 49,, Incorporated" In its said name
~ s1rr.s capacity, il shall have and
IN tr,~ - nor the term of intervening
"a ,n3 -. 80 cate hereof, and shall possess
n,,;,. wy power, capacity. privilege az
) t,S... WV or hereafter granted bv Law
t1<|r N commercial corporations
odd /, 4 las corporation shall be do.
<ca ,ss ~ City Of New Orleans. Lou.
= sier.r-.s.ss President, and in his absrnc.
- M 80 are designated as the Of.
9xn ssn H. citation, or other legal
= mp,r,,;.- objects and purposes Of
$50. ana the nature Of the bust.
hk o on by it are hereby de-
~ sS 81 ss. buy, sell, deal in and d.,,
~ asl cors., ICE cream. cakes, candy.
&lersl fro,a oIs OF all kinds, and the
mdrcss snicn they are made, and
,1 3 r.s..m and all like kindred
- b narl.. se,ure and prepare for
- ok>s and sell, soda wat.- -.
g Szl,sS snd candy, syrnps cont..;;a &c
tD3s,s Iodncts and all oths- sS.;s1.s
IN a. astsoever used in tb.;, 49,,
~ ss;sss,posltion; to acquire bv manu- n,,1
sani;a.tu or otherwis. Iy per-
8 er,s; fsr use in connse, nieses ..;, y
y ~ s N the business t beTein with with
ss ~ part thereof; to acquire n I men
esls an establishment ~
&4><1s,. ms city, or eIsevb.-.
- nrsfns.s ouy and sen the s-t;cis,
- "a aiming or fufthering ,,r iOr Re me me
~sa ssss and purposes V eonnset.d and nd
= NM which a eopart art al Oth er
asresiter may Be '' snsSo-i an, ND
ILLS capital s,Ock a, a.. -
~ Z into Fifty I sSaresd t CELLARS 7:
80 . .s Of stock shall i'i (. per
- IA y saeh times and 2; Ce paid
y azed Sy By the 20 S sos sub ,;
The herald., 1917-02-15

Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation OF Fast
rln-Gari.ne- Naval Stores Company" was
this day daily recorded IN NY oftce in book
NJ. l26 to.io No. -
New Orleans La, January 80. 1917.
lS.gred1 EMILE J. LEONARD by. r.
certify the above and foregoing 70 be
true and correct copy Of the original &C.
Of incorporation Q: Eastman Gardiner Naval
Stores Company together with the certificate
Of the recorder Of mortgages thereto append
ed and 1G Tie in my u1;a~ia' Office.
". MORGAN GURLEY Not Pub.
EeI : ,. march ] s
The herald., 1917-02-15

New Orleans, January 81. 1917.
\ true copy.
.S.gusdb JOHN 7. SULLIVAN,
Notary Public
Feb 5 x D marc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
About People
Movements of individuals 10
and From the City.

Al f. Ashrraft Fairmunt coal ,niilclhl'
WAS L business visitor III the CITY YES
terlly. ,;,
i. T.. l.. claxtnn. United States commis-
sirnrr III education. is guest AT INC
Hotel Windsor.
Air. and Mrs. :. II. Campbell. of Char
lesion. are. tho guests of friends in tho
Paul w. l.anxe. Of the large LANG
,'rIst box works. Falrmont. WAS III
Wheeling. yesterday.
DIR. W. /. Summons OF cameron l.
visitor in IN" city.
Miss Hazel stone of New Mart insvill"
is the guest Of friends III wheeling TO-
day.
horn TO Mr. and Mrs Fred j. Yoss"c
Of lln F"urt"rmtn street! sr! ,nS
night ut 9:&u al the Ohio Valley General
WaIIrr $. sugd"u. Of Sisl"rsvillr, was
a business visitor here. Yesterday.
r.. w. Corn. natiUnal lecturer i"r n,
American Ncd Cross society. has l"ii
for Huntington after addressing Il
Wheeling audience. .,,.....
Major +. \. stuart. Of Huntington
will arriv" in town Monday on business
Henry krnncy. of SiSirrSvillc. VIII ;,r'
rive in Wheeling today to play with th+
Martins Ferry Athletics ton"rrow.
Miss Angela Applrgatc, "f MrA"rh"n
has resumed her duties in TIC Office ul
the W. y. Wilson " sons r6mpanE' az
count Of illness.
Master Frrdrrick Eans. rf SIXTEENTH
street. will return to school IN" hrst al
the week after being absent Tor Il lc"
DAYS on account of Illness.
Thomas Martin has returned from "a
lem ", VA. wh"rr he attended the ~
Neral of Ted Long.
Edwin i;cllvilc is recovering from
serious illness Il; the Obi" Valley Gen
cral hospital
Atlas class company. attended III" ham
uuct of tho Am"ricus club nj It'ts
burch last night.
Rcv. and Mrs. Ira q. Mctr"nry haze
where they attended III" golden we'd
ding anniversary Of Roy. McL r"ary $
Parents which was celebrated Wrdn"s'
day evening: , ,,,n
Misses Wilma Spears and Mary Nor.
gan. of Morpantnwn. ar" sr"ndinG TIC
yccl, end with Miss blanche Smith. Of
SprinGdalr. .
Miss Louise Nochrrl and Miss Harriet
f.hlrn have left for Philadelphia IN, At
tend the convention al thr' American
Nurses ASSOCIATION. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.auEhanS viii
snug, occupy their new home at llaw-
th0rnr Court. go
Born. on Thursday nj Tn" OH" valley
General hospital. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond lGycr. If IN" Island. a daughter.
Gertrude Elizabeth.
larry Young. district manager IF The
Western l'nion Telegraph company. ar-
rompanicd by George :. Walla"r. Of The
local office. have returned from Pitts
hurgh. whrr" they attended confer
cnrc with other heads Of the company
from tn" Pittsburgh and West Virginia
districts.
t;rurg" Rayha returned Yesterday
from :; business trip through WclEcl
anu Tyler counties for tn" Wheeling
NJ Otu,. Car company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
Moundsville Briefs.

The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Baughman died Thursday eve
ming. Thc remains were inferred yes
trrday afternoon in Mt. Rose cemetery.
The five Judges nf the state supreme
court and w. r. Mathews. supreme court
clerk. were the guests Of Warden
White At tn" pcnitcnt!arX Thursday owe
ming. They were cnroutc home from
F:lirmnnt. where they attended the fu-
neral of tho late Judge Mason.
Mrs Della Rnal of Beaver Falls. IA.
IS spending several days here with rela-
lives.
H. W. Morton. of LittIeyon. spent yes
ierdny IN the city attending IL business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Evans and daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia, Of st. ClairSville O.,
are the guests Of relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor. of this
city are visiting with Palestine. O.. rel
ativcS.
Rev. Arthur Hank. OF rarkcrsburg,
formerly pastor OF the Calvary NJ. F.
"hurch. spent yesterday hereattending
I" business matters.
10" T.. Clarke Of New MartinsviIle,
spent yesterday here with relatives.
Mrs. q. \. krrns and daughter. Miss
Allc". OF Jefferson avenue. spent yes
,rrday with Wheeling relatives
walter Newman, OF Detroit, Mich is
spending several days here with his
mother. Mrs. Vera Newman. Of Tomlin-
SON avenue.
Miss Virginia Henderson has return
ed To her nom" on Fifth street from
Huntington. where she spent several
days the guest OF Miss Hern.ce Scott
Miss Margaret Welch, Of jefferson
avenue, spent Yesterday with Rosedale
relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Rrdestran. Of Bridgeport,
O.. is III" guest Of Mrs. Mary Tumlinson
OF Lafayette avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
Higher DGTnurage
Rates Agreed Upon

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Thc rail-
roads OF the country and the chief ship
pcrS represented in the national indus
trial traffic league have agreed upon Il
one hundred per cent increase. in drmur-
rage charges over IL" rat" in effect prior
To December | last when emergency
rates wcr" prescribed 10y the lntcrStalt'
Commerce Commission.
The new rates which will 20 into Of
feet May | provide charges Of 81 iCr
day on each car detained for loading,
after arrival at it's destination for the
first four days and s. per day thereafter
Emergency rates prescribed by IN"
lntcrSlat" Commerce Commission when
III" car shortage situation became acute
last December: were 81 per day for III"
first day: So for the second: So for th,
third; 81 for the fourth and s. for each
day thereafter. Previously the dcmur-
rag" charge had been 81 per day irrrS-
p"ctirr Of the time limit. Tariffs COT
"rinE the new rateSwlll hr filed prior 10
May | by all the railroads in the cnun-
try under the agreement reached by TIA"
shippers. The first of these tariffs was
filed today.
Conferences which resulted n the in
creased rate have been III progress for
some time between the American rail-
way association and the l"uCus. as we'll
as other organizations of shippers. In
reaching its decision TO agree with tho
railroad proposals the league conducted
Il mail ballot among 20G. QUO shiuprrs \
substantial majority for the Increase, II
Is understood. was recorded.
The increased rates arc designed by
Placing Il heavier penalty upon receivers
of shipments Ia aid the railroads in the
rapid handling of freight and Ia enable
them I" use their equipment to lis maxi
ntCm CauaGitS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
COUNCIL. WILL
MEET TUESDAY
SELECTION OF PRECINCT Off.
GERS FOR PRIMARY TO
BE CONFIRMED.
Precinct Officials and Clerks to Be
Chosen by Committee Monday
Candidates May Submit Lists.

| IN important session Of city coun-
iCil viii! b. held Tuesday evening.
. Mayor II. l.. Kirk will issuc the call
70" the session Monday morning. Chief
iamong the items Of business 10 be in
! Guided in the call will be the con!ir-
! nation Of the selection Of judges and
; clerks for the 80 percincts at The city
primary May 10.
| The selection ri the precinct officers
will be made by The election commit
/ lee at 4 meeting 10 be held on Mon
| day evening. April 81. Al this time
1.-The candidates for council have the
right. If they desire. 10 submit III"
names Of men qualified for service as
election officials. from which the ward
members Of the election committee
will select the judges and clerks. The
selections then go 10 council Tor con-
! tirmatiOn.
! Captain W. T. Otto will call meet
ing Of the ordinance committee ofcouh-
ell to be held before the council seq
sion Tuesday evening. An effort %
! have a quorum Of the committee last
iryening failed. The ordinance COM
mittee has pending before ii the queS-
! ton Of taking Il registration or inc
voters of the city. Council instructed
| the committee 10 ascertain II the cleo
liop appropriation is sufficient to cover
| the cost OF taking a registration ana II
| so TO draft an ordinance providing tndt
| a registration be taken.
| There is also pending before the or
dinance committee Captain Ouo's res
olution calling for the elimination OF
useless noise and Il number Of other
! matters. including the Baltimore K
| Ohio railroads Seventeenth street
curbinr ordinance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
The Coming Baby

Every help that will tend to aid
the expectant mother and foster the
well-being Of the tiny infant should
be promptly rendered.
The time before childbirth is one
@, much discomfort. This is caused
il large measure by the tightening
and s::-ainine Of the abdominal It's
sues. as wei. as tho network OF cords
lipaments and muscles in that part
of the body.
For many years thousands OF
women have successfully used the
preparation known as Mothers
Friend" It is safe and dependable
to be used by every prospective
mother. A famous physician formu-
lated the preparation. Mothers
Friend" is for external use, and is
composed of special oils and other IN
gradients which have a penetrating
and softening effect. Relief from
much of the pain at the crisis is
found.
ANY woman awaiting childbirth
should secure q bottle of Mother 8
Friend" from her druggist, when tho
abdomen first begins to expand. no
time should be lost in beginning Its
use. Apply it night and morning
without fail. Address Bradfeld Regu-
lator Company, Dept. B, 1T Atlanta,
Ga, for valuable guide book; It IS free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April IL
Adults covering accounts o. local Of
ficerS in the counties OF Watzcl. Jack
son. Mcdowell Pocahontas and the
town OF AIullens. Wyoming county.
have been completed by E. 4. Dover,
chief accountant OF West Virginia.
The report from Wetzel covers the
sheriff'S accounts from July |. 1911.
to July |. 1915. including sheriff's set
Elements in 1915 and 1916 and an du-
dit Of the other departments of the
county from July |, 1914, to January
/. 1917
The PocahOntas report covers an
audit of the SheriHS account from July
l. 1915. 10 June 80. 1916. together with
settlement in 1916 for the taxes of
1915, and the audit of tho other depart
ments Of the county from July l. 1915.
to January |. 1917.
Report in Mcdowell covers the an
dit OF accounts Of the sheriff. f.. f.
Sprinkle. in his 1913 settlement for
1912 taxes and OF Sheriff.. F. Johnson
in his 1914, 1915 and 1916 settlements.
The Jackson county report covers
the audit of the sheriff's accounts from
July !, 1915, TO June 90. 1916. includ-
ing the settlement in 1916. and the au-
dit Of the other departments from Ian
uary l, 1916, TO and including Decem-
Der 81. 1916.
In the audit Of the town of Mullens.
beginning October 90, 1912. to March
10, 1917. no findings were shown due
TO the town
Plans were completed today to per-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
Cen. Stephen Lees Son
In High Tribute to Grant

GALENA. ILL.,. April -. - Blewett
Lee, general solicitor Of the Illinois
Central railroad and son OF the late
Lieutenant General Stephen Dill Lee
delivered the principal address mere
today AZ the celebration OF the Dlrth-
day OF General Ulysses S. Grant, VINO
was resident here at the breaking
out OF the Civil war.
After reviewing the rise OF General
Grant to his position as head OF tne
Union armies in the Civil war, Nj.
Lee said il part:
During the whole OF the recon
struction period, time Of bitterness
and regret, Of sorrow and pain, the
burden Of the defeated south was
made more tolerable by the steady
kindness. the understan ding, one
might almost say the sympathy or
General Grant His great prestige as
commander-in-chiet OF the victorious
army. his personal popularity. which
made him powerful force with which
TO reckon and in time placed him in
the great office OF president OF the
United States. were unhesltat:ngly
used for the protection OF the south.
ern people. so il came about that |
cannot remember. and think no
Southerner Of my generation remem-
bers TO have heard one harsh word
spoken in our own section about Cen.
Grant Among the soldiers of the ma
ton, he more than any other man.
commanded both the love Of the north
and respect OF the south.
The speaker declared that the south
shares the feeling with the whole
country that It is we'll that We are
one people, that the flag Of the repub-
lie still floats from the lakes to the
gulf, and from ocean TO ocean: that
the south shares with the north its
satisfaction at the abolition Of slav-
cry. We have one country and we
have free country and for both of
these things We thank General Grant"
Mr.. Lee urged the holding OF special
exercises each year in Galena in cele-
bration of Grants birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
SUFFERED SEVERELY
EVERY MONTH
Lady Tells What Cardui Did for
Her and What It Will Do
for Suffering Women.

Drrpwalrr. TpXaS.-"l think lardui
is indeed wonderful medicine" says
Mrs. Minnie SrarucS. OF This town. In
1905 broke down in health suddenly
!. | suffered agony. Had bear
ing down pains also my back
and limbs and hips Sometimes
| was in bed all The time and again |
was just able t0 be up. | suffered
most severely al and would be-
confined 10 my bed four or five days.
Nothing did ever did me any
good until took Cardui. but suffered
TWO years this way before took Car
dui. One day my husband . . saw
the Cardui advertisement He got me
a bottle. began taking it. and next
month never felt any pain al all, did
all my work without any trouble. ~
Mrs. Siarnes said she did not take
any more Cardui then until 1908, when
she took four bottles. with excellent
results. She concludes her statement
with the following: Il would advise
all expectant mothers TO give Cardui
a trial. 1t will relieve all anxiety and
fear as is natural forrthcm 10 have. !
know. for had the experience my
self"
Judging from the experience Of so
many thousands Of other women, you
can depend on Cardui TO surely help
YOU, if YOU suffer from any OF the COM
plants so common to women.
&c, a bottle from your druggist to-
day. and give it a fair trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
WARW0OD
Proposed Graduating Class.

May II has been set as the date on
which the exercises of tho graduating
class uf the Eighth grade will b. held:
This years class has the distinct lon oil
being the largest class ever graduated
from the eighth grade in the history
Of WarwOod schools.
The proposed graduates, arc az tol.
lows: Misses Louise Ahistedt. Janet
BauEhman. katherine Blackburn. Flora
Gear. lncz Hilton. Irene Hilton. Anna
May Hughes. Margaret kindelberger.
Lillian kindclbcrgcr. Eloisc Knapp
Mary Margaret Martin. rredn McGrew
Mabel Nrsbitt. Rosetta Norman, Mar
Gurrita O'Erien. Marie Rohrig. Carrie
WclShanS.
Mcssrs. Benjamin clark. Alvin Beck
Homer Curtis. Walter Dawson. clyde
Dumm"r. George Hood. Ice Hoffman
Scott 1hnston. Henry JouARmann. Mar
lin Kasun. David Kemp. Scott McEIckle;;
William Filler. Edward Oltrlcn. Donald
O'Erirn Richard Oates. Howard Pat
ton. Edward PrlI.' Raymond Phillips.
Miles Scharfrr. Edward Smith. Paul
ciubiCkrr Curtis Strobcl. Edwin
Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28

; nit all young men who can pass the
required examination to volunteer in
either Of the West Virginia regiments
OF infantry. Adjutant General John G.
Bond announced that he has opened re-
cruiting offices in l. places in West
Virginia and one in Pittsburgh. Pa
While recruits have been accepted into
both regiments in number during he
last TWO weeks. neither organization
: is near TO the. strength required to
bring the regiments UP 10 the stand
ard of regular army regiments 1T peace
strength.
General Bond said today that within
few days congress probably will en-
! act the seleclive draft bill, and as soon
thereafter as the machinery can be SCI
! in motion the work OF drafting the
men for service will begin.
Certificates OF incorporation have
been issued by the secretary of stale
will operate under the laws rt West
Virginia:
: Tho Citizens corporation. Of Charles
! ton authorized capital. $l.60U.0U0. M
! corporators: Isaac Loewenst"in. K. T.
l.. Ruffner. George E. Coyl". {. ~
koontz. y. l.. Walker, H.. y. Robson, q.
f. Breec.. f. NJ. Stanton and William
Maccorklc. The corporation will is
sue 10000 shares of stock at 500 each
and LOO shares at sl1O each. Tho pur-
pose is To buy realty and erect houses
for the many newcomers in charleston
induced TO come by the location here OF
the federal government armnr plate
and other plants.
The Caravan Fraternity. of Morgan
town. a fratcrnal organization without
capital. Inrnrpnrators: Charles T.
| tiayley. Of fleetwood: James y. Savage,
OF Charleston: Frank NJ. CrcSsy. Of Alb
bott Va: William T. SImson and Ray
Ash. Of West Union.
Clarksburg Industrial Coal company
! of ClarkShurg. to operate in Clark dis
trirt, Harrison county: authorized cap
itsl Sl6.hn0. incorporatorS: Dudley IT,
! Britt. Benjamin. f. Britt. Thomas T.
Keenan,. u. ~ Gallon. K. l.. Leonard
all Of ClarkSburS.
L. G.. Young company. Of Charleston
tn deal IN real estate; authorized capt.
tai. $4,000. 1ncorporatUrS: l.. 6
Young. y. S.'Burl"w. y. IT, Boyd. L. NJ
Burdette AMI L. VI. Young, all #
Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
Parnonala and Rr1afa.

Mayor j. IT, Montgomery still con-
tinucs i'll at his home on Seventeenth
street.
f;orn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ken
nedy. Jr.. yesterday. son.
Mr. Chester Rhobarge will remove
his family from Richland avenue 10 the
Bailey home on Warwood avenue.
Mrs. S. i. Kelley of North Wheeling,
has purchased the Hediger property ON
HIGHLAND avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Weekly OF Grafton:
arc the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Darl
s. Ford.
j. pou,c and family OF Wisconsin.
have moved into the residence on six
tcenth street, lately occupied py Inc
Hardings.
Today Is pay day ut the Richland
mine, and an interesting feature OF the
pay will be- the 20 per cent raise which
has been given the office force and
miners.
Mr.. Harry Bier, who leaves today
for Cleveland, o.; where he has been
transferred BY the Prudential Insur-
ance company. with which he has been
connected for some time. was honor
guest nj a reception and dinner given
al the Mcclure hotel yesterday. b. the
office force of that company. The es-
TEEN in which Mr.. Bier IS held by his
co-workcrS was shown in the presenta-
ton OF g. pair Of handsome PLATINUM
cuff links, following the dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
KoHreR oCAnPberr
PIANO
For Homes of Refinement

You will be delighted with these remark
able Pianos, they arc 50 beautiful in design
and finish, 50 perfect i'll tone. The wonder
ful popularity of these unusual instruments
has been won through real merit. Further
more while they possess highest musical
qualities, they are not high-prlced Pianos.
The rich, full, singing tone, SO. sought by
professional musicians, is particularly no
ticeable in kohler & Campbell Pianos.
Many Schools of Music prefer them to any
other, owing to their richness of tone and
light, quick action, which are characteristic
of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28

no reason why potatoes cannot be
grown on Wheeling Island. He ad.
vlscS Islanders 10 pursue methods of
illlaSr and drainage recommended by
County Agricultural Agent Cook.
Heretofore no Islander has been able
10 make potato raising on tie Garden
Spot success, hence the inquiry OF
Mr.. Mctirecor. The outcome of this
summers potato cultivation will be
awaited with interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
Commercial Travellers
To Ashland Convention
Big Delegation Will Represent Wheel
ing Council-To Make Arrange
ments Tonight

y large delegation Of travelling men
will represent Wheeling council No. 81
at the HnnGAl convention OF United
Commercial Travellers. which will he
bold 1T Ashland. Ky. June II. j and 8.
"ihrrrd ut tnniGhus meeting Of Wheel
ing council in the \. o.. l.. W. hall. II
IS likely hat the local delegation will
make III" trip In two Sle"rcrs.
'rh" southern jurisdiction embraces
the states of West Virginia. Virginia.
kentucky. Maryland and the District Of
4 =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28
MCUNDSVILLE
Making Flag for Glendale.

Til" i'ir.r that u large American nag
is unpurchaSabl ut almost any price
n present has NOT deferred those inter
r$trd in tn" flag raising at the Glchdh In
school l'nlluwing inquiries and the
Srru!inC uf kilograms To all parts Of the
country. IN an rnd"aVnr to purchase Il
suitable rIag. only Ia receive word tha'
nome could h" had. has not caused IN"
plans 10" the hnistinE Of the cnl0rS L"
be- piv"E M. ON the contrary. II has
further inSfilIcd All in their patriotism.
which is shown in the fact that Mrs. j.
e.. Simpson and Mrs. Roy C.. Simpson
have Undertaken to make IL flag
The flag being mad" Ivy th" Glendale
ladies. whirh will grar" the school
huilding is Of the best serge and is in
S!X,. l2X2n feet.