The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
VISITORS 1t
KINIi5INI5 WEE
MISS Ruth EacTAFIE1ANE MAJOR
| G., CECIL EOULT AND LIEUT..
! CEkS. ANGL1N PRESENT.
Meeting Was One Of the Most Interest
ing Ever Held by the Club.


The most interesting meeting held
sine" III. organization nf tn" popular
Wheeling Niwlni. club was that held
Yesterday when Il number OF very pr"nll-
n"ut and dist in@uish'd visitors were IN
Attendance. ~ deliver u talk To the MEM
n..r> nr ,hr club. Tho meeting was thr
occasion Of tho regular, weekly noon
day luncheon. but WIS Try far the live
lest meeting that the live club has yet
had the opportunity Of enjoying.
DR. Hector Lamont. Whc"linS's lead
ing chiropractGr. was the oral booster
of this meeting and gave the members
Of the club An interesting talk on his line
Of assisting in Keeping and making pco-
pie we'll Many Of the members as
result Of she lecture have q clearer anu
better conception OF what ch!rnpactorE
really is. Colonel S. c. Gilman of the
Safe Cabinet company WIS the silent
booster and be dill himself proud in the
way Of advert Using his iinc,
Samuel X Frank. member OF the firm
Of s. X. Frank IL company mill agents.
importers manufacturers and general
distributors of everything III the whole
slIc notion line, always has new no
tons and Yesterday he furnished the at
tendance prize which was won by y. G.
Thomas, well known Market street jew
clrr 1t sure WIS u dandy. and TO show
that his heart was in the right place.
sammy" just came across one better
and handed the writer a prize pack
age
Ono OF the real surprises was the ap-
pcaraucc of Miss Ruth MacTammany.
movie actress. ambulance driver and vet
cram of some of the carly battles be-
tween tho allies and the anti-nllies in
Europe She had an interesting talk.
III she had been in Germany since the
war started. She told OF the Italian
acropl:lnc and Of the American plane
and also OF many other things OF inter
est To ala
Major G. Cecil Boult. for many years
n resident Of South Africa and Great
Britain, and n veteran OF seven wars
also delivered 4 very interesting ad-
dress that WIS much appreciated by all
and no talks on the good things and
the bright side of war.
Lieutenant Charles Angf1n. ON his
way from Texas to Berlin. via New York
l.city. was also present and told Of what
Uncle sam is doing in the way Of train
ing aviators. lie is 4 Wheeling boy ana
was given a great round Of applause as
he concluded. He told OF his flights and
! experiences in the air.
lNnotlacr speaker from New York city
tho world WIS Harry Miller. member of
the thtatrss=l firm Of Miller IL Draper,
and q real sport
r, B. Combs. cashier Of the Yorkville
Union Savings bank. was also a visitor
at the meeting being one Of the best
known eastern Ohio bankers Those
present were: Guy VerguSon. c. w
Jackson, Douglass Tass, r l. l.. Suidcr.
Peter Boyd II g Cecil Boult Frtd' &
Johnson. Ruth MacTanmany. o. w. Bur
dats, Harry Miller. New York: James A
Dyson, Charles B. Loyle, John p. Arbenz.
Tom 3. Foulk. Lieutenant Charles H.
Angtln. Marsh Watkins, H. F.. Ca1da-
baugh, Frank s Webb. S. X Frank c.
b. McIInny. w. T Nicall. L. NJ. Lem
mon. V. l.. BrIhn. c. T. Potts, Charles
l. Kettler, Il B. Johns. Ed Saladc ]. c.
Dilts. 3. w. Hicks. VIM. Hunter. W. B.
Gibson. H. NJ Sonncoorn. r r. Combs.
OF Yorkyille Union Savings bank; A c.
Thomas. Edgar y. Dwight S. c. Gilman.
A. S. Whitley. Chas. L. Burgess Louis
sevrck. II. Poffcuhargcr. Walter B Hill
ton.