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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Unsuitable Demand For
One Cent Pieces Grows

WASHINGTON. June 5-Every mint
in the United States has been put 10
work by Director Ray Baker turning out
one cent pieces in an effort TO Keep pace
with the enormous demand for the
nations least valuable com. lnsttutlne
a twcnty-four hour day. the output mas
been pushed TO 80. 100000 cents month.
There have Been approximately $500
600 600 ono cent pieces coined IN inns
country" Mr. Baker said today. but
where they have gone is a mystery no
body seems able to solve. the SUP
Treasures are inundated with orders
from banks which keep issuing the cop
per coins for use in payment OF ODD cent
taxes and street car fares.
$4,000 coins, Of which 6U.973.0O0 were
one cen. pieces. Nickcls also were IN
large demand. 2.643,000 being coined the
remainder of the production being ~,
coo half dollars. 10000 quarters and
$4,000 dimes Tn" money value or the
output was $l.233.SS All or the pen
niles being made are Of the Lincoln de-
sign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Shipped Whiskey Into
State in Hot Water
Bottles and is Caught


CHARLES ron. W. Va. June -
Charged with violating the Reed amend
mcnt in the shipping Of liquor through
tho mails. Pasqualc Clnfirdini. an Ital-
ian was found guilty by the jury in the
federal court hero today. On motion OF
The counsel for the defense. the verdict
was set aside and the case will probably
come up again tomorrow.
1t is alleged that whiskcy was shipped
from the state Of Ohio in rubber hot
water bottles Ia the Welch Tailoring
company at Wclch. operated by Joe Olaf
irdini. q brother OF the defendant, and
i'm some manner one OF the bottles was
punctured and the contents discovered.
Postmaster Thomas Henritz. of Wclch.
was a witness and several kilograms nj :
legged TO have been sent from WEIGH to
Cincinnati were offered as evidence
Steve Celaidi a Hungarian OF Mellow
ell county. pleaded guilty Of operating
an Illicit still and was fined 800 and
costs and gievn sixty days in the Nc
Dowell county Jail.
Robert E. Hopkins. of Roderfield,
pleaded guilty Of forging a money order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Do Luxe Dance.


The dancing fans of our neiGhnorln9
CITY arc all agog with excitement await
ing tho coming Of what is heralded as
one Of the years biggest dances. when
will be held at the Gardens, Washington
Pa. This will be featured by the com
ing Of Earl FNIllcr's Jazz Band direct
from RCctor's. New York City. TINS or
rhestra has become widely Famous
through its records on the Columnla ana
Edison phonogra phs and the GaroenS
management Is hiring III" No. OUTFIT
direct from New York City for the one
cnEa cement only As Fullrrs is an &C.
centric novelty hand a. well as singing
orchestra. the Garden bids fair TO be
packed with the largest crowd OF the
sea son to greet the famous organization.
Local dancers who have attended tne
past feature dances Of the GARDEN Will
be greatly interested in this announce
mcnt. for the Garden attracts MOTORISTS
from, tho whole southwestern end or the
state Who desire To dance to the nlgh
class music that is always PROVIDED TOT
those afafirs. The fact that thn Gsroen
is the largest and coolest building IN
this mart of the country makes me
summer crowd exceedingly large. The
hours arc announced as nine 10 Two.
with refreshments and lunchcs OF all
kinds purchascahlc in the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
I'm nv Laly's Garden"

Everything is now in readiness for III"
presentation uf The novel dance story.
In My I.ady's Garden" which VIII b"
given by The classes of tho Lima Hcnnig
sherman School Of Expression and Art.
This affair will DO held in III" Carroll
club auditorium thiS evening and to-
morrow evening at S:li o'clock and on
Saturday afternoon ut ia. Mrs. Nina
Wilson .Srhaf"r Will direct IN" play.
which Will mark the completion Of the
years work
The scene Of TN" story is in garden
whcrc "A party is being held IN honor Of
tho Prince. VIII" has just returned from
Journey. The stag" settings for this
are very fine and the many pretty dances
arc an added artractivcncSs. After the
MAY Queen has been crowned she grows
weary Of the crowd. and "ntlCcS her
lover away. Anothcr-ef IN" very clever
dances of tho AFFAIR is when My Lady =
contrary little sister and her friends do
som" pretty childish things Ia follow
tho monkey man. Tho smaller children
arc tho principals of this dance. The
lullaby song is the concluding attraction.
and the flowers sleep and My Lady's
Garden is left in darkness.
Following is the compl"t" program:
TN MY LADY'S GARDEN.
Prologue.
SCcnc-In tho woods by moonlight.
Wood Nymphs at play
Helen McCullcy. Elorsr Dawson. Dru-
silla Grismurr. Martha Wilb"rt Anna
Nuttall. Joscphn" Chow.
Blue Bells Dance
Villa Emily krurr. Helen Grismnre
Adalync Kline Emily Jul" Stfcl.
Betty Lou ShirCr. Emily Petit. kath-
lccn Gallagher. Jcssica Ralston. Har-
rI"t PursGlOve.
Little Old Man Of tho Wood
NarH Robins
Hunters MARY R"llvill". Helen Stifre
Little Girl Lost in the Wood
Elizabeth Linsz
Solo Dancc-"Nymph and Pawn
Ethel Check
Wood Fairies Dance and Council
BY Wood Nymphs and Blue Bells
Fairy Ouccn, Adalyne Kline
ACT ONE.
Scene Onc-Thc garden at break Of
Herald Of Dawn. Virginia Hoffman
Cluvcrs--
Margaret IIardwick. MaGdal"nc Dick
cv. Ella Sh"inb"ry. Mary '. Gnrby.
Frances j. johnson. Blanch OBricn.
Margaret Long, Frcda Goldingcr.
RuttcrCupS-
Frances Ewing Helen Iucrgons. Nor
ma Cufricld. Marcclla Mayer. kathryn
Jackson. E"tty Shnf"r, Mary Koch
Anna Driscull Jeanette Shcinbcry.
kathryn Maury. Gwrndolyn panl"y.
Alic" Malsccd. Marcclla Sachcr,
Kathryn Van Pcit.
Daisies
Helen Saunders. Frances Rctcnn. Ann
Tavlnr. Estclla ORri"n. Helen Saun-
dcrs. Bcrnrcn McCray. Gertrude Slirr.
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How Fat Folks
Nav Become Thin

II you arc suddenly becoming stout. or
II YOU have been putting on flesh for
Tears the cause Is generally the same
lack Of oxygen carrying power OF the
blood. This trouble occurs mostly in
men and women over thirty. but It may
be easily treated and without any Of the
priyations most fat people imagine nee
essary to reduce their weight. Simply 20
10 yUur druggist and get a box OF Ply
aola,' Take five grains after each meal
and at bedtime. Wonderful results
ehould be quickly accomplished by this
simple treatment
Be sure however you get the genuine
.Phynola. It IL put up in original sealed
packages is pleasant 10 take and gives
prompt results c. H Griest Co, Orig
can supply you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
rHRnL1no EnRR"oB

Special Dispatch TO The InteIHReocs
RIDGH-Y. W. Va, Juno 6-ArS -
bccca Wclch. wife OF Forrest Welent
owner Of a farm along the Welton r9eA
near Ridgcly. is in a dying condtt4
from injuries received today when II
automobile her husband was dnN
KYLE Cowhcrd. Of R%gely. had To-
held on the hillside hS strong PEI
10 keep from falling 10 the bottom.
ing the time he attended the pait
were pinned uEdcr the machine-0.s;
hours Mrs. WEIGHS throat issS-.l-
ear to car. and the windpipc 10 g.
Her Jaw bone is broken In two Pa
MIR. WEIGH has a fractured oreaS
and several broken ribs. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
PROBERS NAMED

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Fiftccn
members Of the house. ten Republicans
and fly" democrats. w"r" Appointed to-
day by Speaker Gillctt 10 conduct five
Investigations OF war tim" expenditures
OF the war department. Representative
Graham. Republican Of Illinois. was So
lectcd as chairman Of tho general COM
mittcc, and the division OF sub-COmmIt-
toes, one for each investigation. Will
give the Republicans two members to
one for the Democrats. Tho inv"StiGa-
tions will cover expenditures for air
craft. ordnance, camps and environments.
quartcrmaster supplies and purchases
abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
WILL RArTY SUFFRAGE

MADISON. Wis. June 5.-The WIS
consin legislature will pass the federal
suffrage amendment as soon "a 1t is re-
ceived here Secretary OF State Merlin
Hull today telegraphed Senator Lenroot
asking when it might be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
ARnes Lee Circle.

Miss Eliza Frizzcll will entertain tho
members of the Agnes Leo circle OF
Kings Daughters At her homo in Woods
dale next Monday evening. Tho young
ladies of this circle arc delighted with
IN" splendid success Of the garden party
hold last week from which they realized
tho sum Of 5000. which will be OF won
dcrful assistance in their work. At the
meeting Monday evening plans will he
outlined for the future work OF the cir
ClcS
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-
Miss Sarah Whitaker Is entertaining
Mrs. Douglas. nf Buffalo, \. l. lot tue
week.
The many friends Of Private Joseph
] MYERS. who went to France last sep
tcmbcr. are very gl1d OF MS she "a
rival home May -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Winter or tlarks-
burg have returned home after spenoins
tho weekend with friends in Elm Gro'c
and Valley Grove.
John j. Mathison is confined 10 MS
homo in Wooddalc on account or illness
Mrs. Louis" Davis and daughter
Della. Of 2ll3 Eor street, are visiting
IN Los Angeles. cal. and from there
they will go to Pueblo. Col. where they
will BE- the guests Of relatives LOT
fcw weeks
Rev. TT. Q. H Move returned yester-
day from Salem. Mass. where he at-
tended the marriage of Mr.. George
Greene Of this city.
Miss Florence Acheson. formerly OF
Clarksburg W. Va. thd now OF Winter
haven Fla, is the guest Of Miss Eleanor
Sweeney.
Mrs, &, 4. House has returned from
. an extended sojourn in Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. George Hewitt is in Cleveland on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Funk. Of Cumbcr-
land. Md. after spending week at the
hom" Of Mr. and Mrs. ". J. HugEins'
on South Eofr street. left this morning
| for Pittsburgh and Grernsburg. Pa
where they will attend "A reunion OF Mr.
Funk's brothers and their families, q?
there IS nine Of the ten brothers still
living near Pittsburgh. 1t is remarkable
! thnt a fnmily have So many boys.
MIR. Harry Funk has just returned
! from ovcrseas. having spent some time
| in the service in the interest OF the Y.
NJ c. A. work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Dancing Party.

TIL" sons and daughters OF the
members of tho Country club ore
planning delightful dancing party.
which will hr held al the club on Fri
day evening. Juno ,. Although n" dctin-
ito arrangements have been mad" 50 far.
tho young pcopl" ar" eagerly looking
forward To a very enjoyable time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

The business Woman's club OF the
Y. W. c. A.. will hold their moonlight
ride this evening on the Verne Swain.
Many tickets have been sold for this
delightful affair and doubtless a very
pleasant evening will result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
DR., STIRES LEADS
IN BALLOTING FOR
GREER'S SUCCESSOR
Episcopalians Of Upper Hudson Valley
Renew Movement Ror The DIVISION
OF The diocese OF New York

NEW YORK. juno 5-Thc Rev. Ernest
NJ Stircs rector OF 81. Thomas EpiSCo-
pal church, Fifth Avenue and Ftfty-ttth
street, received the largest number or
votes for Bishop OF the Diocese Of New
York to fill the vacancy accustomed by
the death OF Bishop Greer. at an INFORM
al conference yesterday in the parish
house Of st. Bart Aolomews church: Next
were the Right Rev. Charles ). Burch.
suffragan bishop. and the Rev. DR..
Charles Lewis Slattcry, rector OF Grac"
church.
Others mentioned in the oalloting
were the Rev. DR.. William T. Manning.
Of Trinity. and tho Rev. DR.. Frank w.
. Crovder. OF 81. James. No action was
taken, as the informal balloting showed
there was little unanimity Of opinion.
BEACON. y. Y. June 5-A movement
has been started by several Episcopal
churches OF the Upper Hudson Valley
10 split the Episcopal Diocese OF New
York in two parts. New York City and
Any1rons TO r" one dioceS" and the re-
rnaindcr OF New York State another.
This feeling has been growing for some
time and tho death OF Bishop Greer
se@yed to crystalline il.
A conference OF twenty OF che rectors
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Gold Plantz. Martha Miller. Elizabeth
LinsZ, Elsie pichl. Ethel Check. Nir-
ginia Hoffman. Charlotte li"usrr
Mary Eliza beth Fassig, Maize Am
mons.
Minuct Poem. read and enacted by
Margaret MCClannahan. Emclyn Nc
Mllen, Harriet tlrich. Helen Stnger
Hnda Owens. Suzanne Noble. Mildred
Colts. Beatrice Lakewood. Leona Daue
Mary OLeary. Florence Aroenz, Marie
Bcntc. 80.
Entrance of My Lady and Prince. with
their attendants
Helen and Drusilla Grismore
4 Picture
Prince Proposes.
Solo Dance Bcrnadctte Shields
Voice ............: ''.' M"i oi,,
May Queen Dance. Martina Mic,
NV Lady's Little Sister. Anna -Nu''a''
Her Little Friends
NJ F. Blake. NJ. Dickcy. +. Johnson
Olive Rcinckc. NJ Sacher. Clouse.
Monkey Man" .......... Eleanor Long
anton and Blanc
marguerite O'Rricn. ". F.. krupp
Mistress Mary. Quite Contrary
''Picrctte and Pi"rrot'-
Floisc Dawson. Helen McCuIlE
ct Gathered n Rose From tn" Garden
Those who pose the Crock Girls voice
Mary Norton
ACT TWO--Evcning.
Garden Dance ..... Chariot" HouSer
Storm Dance. ....M Mary elizabeth iass'H
pain Dance Kathleen GalliEhcn
Rainhow Dance ........ Betty knausS
Fireny Poem Villa Emily hrnpp
L,iron,. dance Greek Girls
an
Walter Rogers Orchestra.
Accomranist-Mrs. W. II. Conrad.
Dramatic assistants-Mary BellNllle'
Helen SINE.
Brock-Baker wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Dan, :
daughter Of Mrs. Fred Baker. ana VI
Josrph Brock was solcmnizcd AZ '"'
home sor tho bride. East TwcntF-nihlh
street. last evening. TIL" bride was al
tended hv Miss Margaret Seeker anu
Flovd Spears. hroth"r Of tn" groom "C'
cd rs best man Mrs. Hazel Baunah'
sister of the bride. played IN" "cu"''E
march and tho ceremony was prrl"rh'r"
nv Roy. W. II. Fields. pastor OF the + irS.
Christian church. before an altar ol
flowers and plants.
The bride was attirrd in h"auttuI
gown Of white and brides roses. an'
sMect peas formed her corsaG" h"u'
uuN Tho brides maid also wore white
and earri"d pink roses.
Immediately following tn" ceremony
n wedding dinner was served nj 'h'
brides home Palms and flowers ear
rird out pretty color Schcm" of PINK
and white. and the table was cent"r"r
with Il hug" mound "C pink Killarney
roScs. Th" guests were:
M"ssrS and M"sdam"s Joseph Rr""k
Slas Erock. J"s"ph Baker. Edward Ia
kcr. Harry Baker. Ge"rG" Bauman. wal
ter BIucmcyrr. Andrew cox; Mrs. FREQ
Baker. Mrs Su" Jewell. Mrs. Barbara
Brock Miss Virginia Claus. Miss Mar
garct Becker. and Mr. Edward fr""se
Tho hrid" IS y daughter OF Mrs. trNd
Baker Of this city ana has wide circle
rOf friends with whom Sh" is especially
! popular. Tho groom g tho son Of Mr.
and Mrs : las Brock and has recently
returned from France. At present h
is employed al The Washington farm.
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Bridge Tea Tuesday.

Invitations hay" been issued for a
bridge tea which will u" given hv Mrs.
Alfred Brady and Mrs. Edmund Jones
next Tuesday This affair Will no in
formal and will h" held AT the country
club Thos" receiving invitations arc
anticipating tn" day with much pleas
urc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

Stone House. Roncy's Point. Tea Room
and Antique Shop. Chicken ana wax"
SaI or Ham-Egg and corn Cake dinners
10 order. Telephone 91SS Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHART, Prop
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NJ the uppcr Hudson Valley took place
Yesterday at 81. Lukc's here. Although
no definite action was taken. the conC"n-
sus Of opinion was that Acting Bishop
Burch. who prior To tho death OF b!ShoP
elected to the upstate diocese. Will"
New York City should have bishop
Of it's own selection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

9The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The Intclligcncer Want Ads
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Tuchro Party.

St, Alphonsus Branch No. AL L. c
r. A., will hold a euchrc party this even
ing in the auditorium Of the Columbit
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club. Beautiful prizes will be awarded
those attaining the highest scores ana
cooling refreshments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

and was sentenced to . year and eAs
in the federal prison at Atlanta ~
fined 500 and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
Interesting Wedding,

\ Wedding Of loo Al interest was SOL
cnnizcd yesterday morning nj II o'clock
al the FIRST English Lutheran church..
when Miss Margaret RaIl"y ot Cole
rainc and Dr. i. r. Cabin OF Dilonval"
wcrc united in marriage. Roy. f.. G..
Howard. pastor Of tho church. per
formed the ceremony in the presence
Of only tho immcdlat" families df the
principals. There w"rc no attendants.
Following tn" ceremony n wedding
dinner was served nj the homo OF tho
Eroom.s aunt. Mrs. Bachman. after
which III" happy couple departed for
an extended eastern honeymoon trip.
which will terminate at Dillnnvalr Ohio.
where the groom Is prominent physi-
clan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
d. Of I. Boat Ride.

Last evening was ideal for the boat
rid" which was given by the Carroll
Court Daughters of Isabella on tho
Ncrn" Swain. Tho boat left the wharf
AT S o'clock filled with the pleasure
seekers. Dancing was tn" main diver
sion Of IN" evening and many other d.
versions Wet" enjoyed. The boat stop
ped AZ RHllaire and many members of
the court there were included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
THEE CLUB IN
MERRY SOCIAL
HOSTS TO THEIR MANY FRIENDS
IN DANCE AT ELKS' CLUB
LAST MIGHT.
Music by Parkers' Popular Players q
Delightful Feature.

Tho members Of Thee club were the
hosts to merry gathering OF pleasure
seekers last night. The affair was a
dance held in tho Elks' club and despite
the warmth OF the evening q most en-
iuvablr time was spent. Tn" parl RS
and the porch were the haunts Of the
dancers during the intcrmlssionS ana
the pretty dresses of the charming
mald"ns presented pleasing scone.
\ feature Of the evening was tho per-
fcc,ly splendid music. which was FUR
nishcd by ParkCr's popular players from
Columbus, Q. This orchestra which IS
composed Of seven young Colorcd men,
in addition to their snappy instrumental
music added TO the program by singing
AS only that particular group can sing.
Hodge. Girfin. Wilson. Long, Harris.
Downing. Murphy and Hollcr composed
the committee on arrarA "mcnA and
they arc to be congratulated on the
evening of genuine pleasure provided
for tho guests.
The following were in attendance:
Misses:
Madcllc Raincs Ada Conrad
Vera McElroy Gertrude .tskcrson
l.. Stobbs Margaret Northwood
Bertha Seal Marie Rouleke
Edith Morrison Virginia Hodge
Emma HcnniG Peg Otto
Margaret Lewis Gcorgianna Murphy
Katherine BrandfasS Joe Yates
NJ. Il. Morrison katherine Brand
NJ. Coffman T. Farmer
3. DouEherty Pauline t'rasher
Margaret LutZ Theresa Rcltz
Dorothy Vernon Blanche Smith
r Mccain Rcbecca Meyers
Fricda Hadorn Ruth Kirk
+. Miller L. Holm
T Robertson Louise Walters
Gertrude Leach {. Stcber
Julia Gutman Pat GroGan
Edith Ronneson Dorothy Greig
Margaret Jones Lulu Burch
NJ. Riddle Florence Hannah
NJ Hastings Joe Mcconnell
Elizabeth Dichl II. Quilland
Catherine Underwood Mildred Clark
VI. Front Virginia Morris
Dorothy Bell i. Rose
r. Reilly Helen Kline
Helen Jahnke Gladys Gish
Dorothy Merely l.. Walters
u. Jones Il Hildcbrand
Ruth Bonncson
Mcssrs:
Arthur Lashlcy. NJ. Gutman.
William Bcttis. Clyde Wilson,
]. II. Engl"hardt, r. Wcim"r,
Roy Wilson. NJ Wolfe.
Mutt Wilson, NJ. Brand.
Doc Lowell. Harry Burris,
| H. l.. Garner, Frank Roth.
]. Morrison. X. Hanson.
| James Long. Bill Laue.
| Rob O'Sullivan, Roy Wilson,
!. =. Jones. Tom Noble.
| II. J. Hatkin. Bob Milligan.
| Thomas Williams. NJ. IwiG.
| II. &. Jones. Jack Stroch"l.
| Bill Krcitcr. Myrnn. Kirk.
NJ. VI. Mathis. Vim. Fctte,
| W. Il. Cpdcgraff. \. knarr
H. f. Molly. Fred Miller.
John Dubois. Floyd Smith,
G. +. Miller, J. Basista,
| Joe Beck. W. Snuman,
Geo. Griffcn. Rob Call.
! Chas. Hodge, John SchCn"rlcln.
| VIM. Hollcr, James Frlnk,
r. II. Dcitz. Ed. Sclfcrt.
| Ed Eb"rl". Jack Andrews.
! II. Bowman. John Lynch
| Harry Kline. T.. NJ. Barnes,
Pet" Frant. T. n Rirry.
!. H. Johnson. VIM. Shnfcr.
John Hare. Ger" Nnll.
6. PoindcNtcr, J. J. JaC"hurci,
Tom Lewis, Marsh G"llncr.
. X. Eich"y. Ronald Tupp.
George Smith.
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The members Of the advisory board Of
tho Holloway Dcaconcss Home Of Kirk
wood. will meet this afternoon at two
o'clock AT the home. This will he a very
, important meeting and it is necessary
that every member of the board be in
attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From the cry.
AT THE HOTELS

MeLnre Nv. {. Wilson. HUNTINGTON
n S.ndcrson, Parkrrshurg; :. T.. la!
Tor Hundred; Miss r.. Brown, Manning
ion. q " briggs I'Arkcrsburg; Geo. w.
Srhlcgrl huntington -. c,,,,.h
Winsdor-Mr. and Mrs. - VI S tu,sn-
field, Tarkcrsburg: Geo. {. HGilnoaS.
chester: \. II. Barnes. INA 80
Brown Karkula. Adcna. ONO; -. ~. MI
Warrington: Geo. w. Men, Iha,Ir,,
: StAmm-.iohn |" Davis: Bucknai.,i4III .
Nr AMI Mrs Joe RnSenfeld. W "oos.e ,i = :,
t;co ". Justice. Sist"rsHi'le' H. T. o'u''"
HI RoF.Ts-w. H.. Hcdall. sistcrsviIIs; C.
r Morgan. CharlcSton: j. n; M,lr.' .
! charleston: O. {. Thompson hel'hs'o'''
T. 4 Erkcnbrath Is in Fairmoht' OH
a business "trip.
Miss Mercedes Wallac" or sprlnsHeiu'
O. IS visiting relatives on the lsIano.
Mrs. Laura Srhaflin and son. Master
Robert. Of canton. O.. arc tho guests OIL
Mrs. Schafln'~ mother. Mrs. J. II. stolz-
or on South Chaplin street.
Miss Mercedes Williams has rcturneu
I'm bor home in Woodlawn. after
wcck:s visit with relatives in Detroit,
, Mich.
Hammond Fordncy left last evening
! for a weeks staY in New York City.
l.. W. Hoffman Of tho Belts Co.. IS
! In Niagara Falls, Y. Y. on business
/ trip.
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CONTROL WHESTED
FROM THE RADICALS
Bolshevists Want Soldiers,
Sailors and Working
mems Councils.
ny international News servioe.)


CHICAGO. Jan. l5 after bitter
fsht tba conseryati today elected T.
NoIan. permanent chairman Of the
labor eonprenco on The Mooney case,
thereF wrestling control - the confer
snce em Reds. radicals and Boil
Shows tho had attempted rs inject
poi issues into the meeting.
Th meeting was originally called as
y protest AGAINST tie Imprisonment Of
Thomas j. Mooney and Warren i. Bil-
lnes charged WITH participation in tie
san iancisca Preparedness day bomb
outr
ri, falicals. Blocked ip an attempt
at $40 III Ming session Yesterday 10 gain
control the Meeting, pint up bitter
Tight tsdav. and atemrte5 - elect
Tanes 81 Maurer. president Of the
Pennsylvania Federation Of Labor,
chairman Of the conference.
The radicals declare they viii de-
mand action on q resolution drawn up
hy them III al all night meeting and
derareirg that peace terms drafted by
the international council Ia France be
.r4ni+tcd to Tie people before they are
signed.
Bolshevism took % more giaring
asuacf at the me- tng today whom The
radicals rrcrared e present resolutions
favoring formation of a soldiers. Sail
ors and Workingmens Council" and for
~gniimited passport PRIVILEGES for
evervbodv"
Tho conservative labor delegates are
lined up solid against the resolutions.
Radicals voiced the sentiment that
capitalists were lavishly entertaining
soldiers and sailors TO win over the
soldiers and sailors to the capitalist
side"
secret service men. detectives and pa
troliaen in numbers We're assigned 10
Tho meeting today 70 prevent anticipated