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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-17

q oefore. Boys are asking for ihe
privilege of joining while here,OfOf'
we nave had to PERSUADE them as vel
ss their fathers, before we could &c
them into the club.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-17

Clay County; A large .o.
v ~,n an and velvet beans. also SOW Ss.1 o.
VII VIII be planted this year s ~. Deans cans
club crI , 'ps,l will be increased. g M.
'''' work is in better shape than t me
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-18
LODGE NOTICES

BROTHERHOOD OF
RAILWAY CLERKS
poneacola Lodge S11.
day each month. X. If p. hall
]. n. Smith, VIM p Davis
necofu1n8 secretary. President.
zQ07
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-18

Live Oak Camp No. i. woodmen OF the
World meets first and third Tuesday
nights for regular meetings. woodmen
Hall. lis and lit Ia West Garden ST
CLYDE LITTLE
]. z. NEVILLE. Jr
clerk.
PENscAoI4A LODGE. NO.4. l. o. o. 4
Pensacola Lodge No l. o. O. r.
MEETS every Thursday at 1880 D. m. m
Raiford Hall. Corner Baylen and Bel
mont streets. Visitors Cordially Invited
n. w. PETERSON. N q
3 N1COLAN, Recording Secretary.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAS
MECHANICS
Pensacola council No Is Junior order
United American Mechanics meets Sec
0nd and fourth Fridays. 3 o. m at K
|of P. Hall, Ill E. Intendencia ST.. over
McHugh store Visiting brothers cor
daily invited.
W. e. KING. Rec-Secy.
y. p. billiard,
COL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-18
TWO COUNTIES TO
GET SALARY RAISE
FOR COMMISSIONERS
fBv HERoeRT \. FELKEL.)

TallAhassee. T1a-.-April 17-Sena-
tor Butler. Of Jaclksonville. introduced
an important measure today but Il
will AFFECT no counties except his own
and Hillsborough. It increases the
pay OF county commissioners to an
lars per month" but stipulAtes this
act shall apply only % counties Of
eighty dve thousand p0pul4tion or
population bill win AFFECT them also.
Another measure submitted today by
the Jacksonville sepator increases sal
aries Of judges Of criminal courts Of
record and prohibits them from prac-
ticing hw.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-18

Special communication Of Naval Lodge.
No. "a. F. & A. NJ, Warrington, Fla FRI
day evening. April Is at 1880 .. M Work
In the NJ. NJ degree.
Visiting brothers are fraternally invft-
Francis NJ. Weston, Jr.. w NJ
VIM. +. Hansen, Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-18
Rj,e,ac,atic p.;c..

When troubled with rheumatism
battle the affected parts with Cham
berlain's Liniment- You win be sur
prised at the relief which 1t Affords
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05

Coal Business Better.
Tho work at most OF the Eastern Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WILLIAMS REPORTS
BANKS OF COUNTRY
IN GOOD CONDITION

WASHINGTON. May 4-Cumptroilrr
OF the Currency Williams in a statement
today. called attention to tho solidity Of
the national banking system AS illus
trated by the fact that in tho last four
months only one small national bank
with s25. 900 capital. failed. In the last
si1teen months only TWO national hank
failures were recorded AT the same
time the number Of national banks is
growing and their earnings arc increas-
ing. said Mr. Williams.
"a knowledge Of these facts mus:
necessarily give inspiration and fresh
courage to all business men," said tho
co1npt rollers statement. for our econ
om!c history shows that every CONNER
cfal basis and business prostration in
tho past has ben prncipitatcd by ftnan-
citl disorders and banking crises"
Contrasting tho position Of. national
and state banks the controller dcclar-
q, that IN three months ending arch 81
last. n institutions under state super
vision failed and between 30 and ca
state institutions failed in the fifteen
months ending last April l.
In tho four months ending April 10
sixi--onc charters worc granted to now
national hanks, three were refused and
ll3 applications are pending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
MANS BODY FOUND
IN BOX CAR

Tho dead body of Charles NIoSI~y. col
orcd. resident Of lol@ Chaplinc street.
Wheeling was found in a box car on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks.
near the Pennsylvania passenger sta
ton. at an carly hour yesterday morn
ing. He had apparently committed
suicide by firing y bullet from Il IS
calihrc revolver through his temple.
The bullet having passed through his
head. When found he had the gun
clinchcd in his right hand and the con-
dition Of tho body indicated that hc
must have hccn dead :nr some time.
Hc was SIS years of age and q former
employee Of tho Elm Grove Coar COM
pany. His son stated that the victim
has b""n in poor heahn for some lime.
He is survived by a son Ellwood and a
daughter. Mary. both AT home. Tho
body was taken To tho Wilson morguc
in this city and prepared for burial No
funeral arrangements have been made
Council Meeting Tomorrow.
4 large number Of citizens will prob
ably attend the regular meeting Of the
city council. which will be held in tho
City building tomorrow evening. Tho
report Of the citizens meeting which
was held week ago will be laid before
the body for their consideration and a
large amount OF other business is OK
pcCtcd 10 be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, D. c. May &C. l..
(Mont) Topping, clerk Of the House of
Delegates. conveyed by Gus A. Bolden.
canle in from Charleston TO spend day.
the principal event Of which was a con-
ference with Senator Elktns, the nature
Of which they did NOT STAKE. Ar. Top
pug is an early bird candidate for the
Republican nomination for State Audit or
next year and the party surveyors are In
clined TO the belief that his prospect
are not only bright but rest upon q
strong foundation. They say. always q
popular man. an experienced public Of
fetal Of recognized ability and a clever
political manipulation. there are other cir
cumstnnccs connected with his present
candidacy which give to him elements OF
strength that he has not heretofore had
when he was an asptrant for tho honor
that no is again aspiring for. Mr.. Boil
den is TO be his right hand man in his
present candidacy. place that expert
encc in such matters amply equip him
for. His last distinction was helping 10
put over a winner IN the person of SEN
ator Davis Elkins. He was the latter
publicity Eeneralissimo.
Charles n. Lane and George E Ecker.
the head and front OF the prosperous
firm Of Charles II. lane and company.
are In Washington on business with Of
ficals at the navy department. The finn
furnished big timbcrs foor the ship
yards during the war. and their presence
here is to agree ON the details Of a final
settlement with the government.
W. g. CunIey, Of Charleston, was here
enroute to Front Royal. Va 10 pay a
visit to his son who Is in college therr.
! Gov. John J. Cornwell parsed through
Washington enroutc to Romney and
nearby points In the eastern part Of
West Virginia to deliver Victory loan
speeches. He spent Friday with friends
In the Capital.
E II DciSon. vice president OF the
Empire National Bank. OF ClarksburG,
was a recent visitor here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
THREE GAMBLING HOUSES HA1o-
ED AND TOTAL OF Al
ARRESTS MADE.
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS w
COMMUNITY AMONG THosE
TAKEN IN RAID.
GAMING PARAPHERNAL1A TAhhN
FILLS THREE TRUCHS-'S1,ooo La
MONEY CoNP1scATED.

Nino Of the Officers on tho force or
Sheriff Wesley Osborne ot t"'inon'
county arrived in this city shorty at'cr
midniCh, Saturday. under orders from
tho prosecuting attorney 10 clear inc
town of The alleged gambling oointS
which arc claimed 10 have nrcn IN
oneration for some time The OFFICIALS
lcf, one man in charge of their au'"
and, splitting into three groups 'i
three DEPUTIES each. proceeded |" ra'o
tho following places. where arrests were
made:
The first place was in room s. IN m"
third floor nj thr Patterson hotel on
Lincoln avenue. where Fred warner
was arrested IA the proprietor OF m"
ioint, along with several player. The
next place was that conducted ny VIII
liam Sheppard. located on Main street
in the building in the rear OF III"
RrdEcpcr; Ha rdwarc company store.
proprietor &C this place WITS also arrest l.
Cd with several players. The last Of IN"
three places was on tho CaSliz pike near
the Duke skating rink. where Edward
Tishlcr and several players wore ar
rested. y bushcl and Il half Of poker
chips were confScRtcd III tho raid, as
we'll rs the cards. tables and chairs The
officers were until almost daylight get
ting tho matters disposed Of and load
ing the goods captured Ms evidence.
which completely filled three large mo-
tor trucks.
Several prominent citizens of the
community were found in tho raid
which resulted in the arrest Of IS m.1
and a haul OF $500 in money. II %
claimed by tho county officials that the
city authorities Of Bridgeport were no
tilted &c clean up tho places. and Their
location was mentioned TO them and
they were given sufficient time 10 taKa
action. which they failed 10 dc" This
| resulted in the prosecutor giving ORDERS
to the sheriff TO take the matter in
, hand While the raids were in progress
| two Of the deputies were placed und"r
arrest by members Of the local polio
force and locked in Jail. charged with
having no lights burning IN their ma
chine. according 10 a statement made g
the local correspondent vest crdIY
When the matter came 70 thr ear. Of
the sheriff he ordered tho deputies re-
leased at oncc. and threatened to take
the entire police force into custody and
lodge them in the county Jail If ;hls
was not done.
Sheriff Wesley Osborne made the fol-
lowing statement in Martins Ferry YrS-
terday: ut was not my desire 70 take
any part in the affairs at bridgeport
but ] was compelled 20 do So because
the local authorities would not clean
up the joints. and il is my intention n
take care OF the affairs of the town n
the future if the local authorities Rt'l
not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
No ATTEMP To
HOLD MEETING
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS MADE
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
TO PRESERVE PEACE.
Firm Stand Taken BY Authorities
Brighten tho Socialist Agitstors,
Who Left the City.

Martins Ferry. with the threatened
Socinlist dcnlonst ration prepared for in
ADVANCE was ono OF tho most orderly
places in The country Sunday. The
streets were lined with p"opl" all after
noon and the street cars carried large
number of. out sidcrs into the city. all
expecting n little excitement Tho meet
ing Of tho Socialist party, which had
hccn extensively advertised for the day.
at which Tom Lewis. editor OF tho Ohio
Socialist. and writer. was In be tho main
speaker. did not matcrialiZe. due to the
orders from tho city authorities. and thr
fact that all preparations had been made
by Mayor James talston and Chief Of
Police Ed HyIand 10 handle any situation
which might develop. Moro than ca re-
turned soldiers and citizens OF tn" town
were nj the City building AT " o'clock in
the afternoon and all wcrc sworn in as
special officers to assist the police force.
Later NIL OF tho number werr taken be-
fore Sheriff Wesley Osborne and made
special deputy Shcriffs. Arrangements
were made that the officers should b"
under tho orders nf Mayor Ralston md
Chief Hyland il my trouble developed
in tho city and IN act under Sheriff Os-
horne in cas-" anything occurred outside
nf tho corporate limits. Practically all
p1 thr uNnulITcO uTlTS, HIlu NaS'T
Ralsion, In his talk. advised all Of tho
mon 10 mako no use ~ thc firearms un-
less they dccrncd il absolutely necessary.
hut II tho occasion demanded. not to
waste any ammunition shooting In tho
mir. The city officials were not antici-
naiing any trouble. hut were simply taxi
ing all precautions to prevent my repc-
titicn VI the troubles which took place
in Cleveland
All OF tho dcputized officers wcro
given distinctive badge 10 wear and
were given orders that if any man was
found or the streets with weapon in
his possession and hr had no badge he
was (" b" dsa rinod and taken to the
CITY huildInE mt rnCc.
Tho speaker for tho meeting is said 10
have arrived in tho city on 4 train yes
| to-day morning. and after learning Of
what conditions were. hr was quietly
| taken away. The streets wcrc crowded.
mostly by the curious. who had heard of
tho proposed meeting and were anxious
| 10 be on hands TO witness developments
! Arrangemcnts w"rc made for signal
on ttlc fire alarm Sysirm should trouble
/ hrcak ont at any time. and NIL Of those
who wore drputizcd yesterday wcrc or
dnred to respond tn lhc signal. prepared
| for any rvrntuality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
CLERK coHFEssEs TEEFrs

PARKERSRC w. Va. Nay a.
Charles Cummings. aged !? years. has
signed statement in which he conicss"s
having removed many pay checks from
payreastcr's files and having appropriate
Cd the money for his own use. Cum
mings. in his duties nS tim" clerk Mt
tho local 3. & q. freight depot. assisted
the paymaSter and thus obtained access
to the checks. These taken w"r" for
back pay du" employees under tho rail-
road ADMINISTRATORS regulations cfrcc-
tive a year ago. Tn" confession ac-
counts for moro than S7nn. and there
arc still "A few checks 1Inaccountcd for.
Cummings furnished $4,000 bond. and
his case will hc presented 10 tho federal
grand jury which meets at Wheeling
soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
bridgeport Briefs.

Tho carnival which is being given on
Tho West End Fairgrounds all this week
will be the attraction for most of the
citizens.
4 large number OF the members OF the
F,Iks lodge will attend the meeting at
Martins Ferry tonight
Tho members of the local chapter OF
The Alpha Pi fraternity. will meet in
their rooms on Main street tonight
Tho members OF the graduating class
Of thc high school arc completing all
plans for their commencement.
Cleanup week begins in this city to-
dav. and all arc expected 10 take Suffici-
On, pride in tho town 10 assist in the
maVrmcnt.
Joseph Pyle. OF Middletown. is hero at
tending the funeral of his mother Mrs.
John 3. Pyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Martins Perry Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dixon OF this
city arc expected TO arrive homo from
jacksonville, Fla. to-day
Canton Loyal lodge NJ Odd Follows
will mcrt in the Frsternal hall, on
North Fifth street tomorrow night.
Interesting services for the memfSrs
If tho Cradle Roll and the Homo DC
partmcnt were held at tho United Pres
hy1 crian church yesterday.
More than 50 special police. who had
hccn sworn in by the mayor Saturday
night. were patrolinG the streets yes
,erday 20 prevent disorder.
Belmont City lodge Of Odd Fellows
will moot in the Fratcrnal hsll, on
North Fifth street. tonight.
The fine weather Of vest crday bought
large number Of local people out for
n walk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
sR1.AK u 80 EA01 zS w.
So oHas1 TOP 81 HWs
M, arestus Of the Captains ana " oA'
-: 80 - 10 30 Eeid Tonight

y s ::x,o,,,3re 10 nearing her goal IN me
sz,y;cterv Liberty loan campaign. Inc nv"
slogan adopted Is over
3 Morday night" . char The
4 1Indications were last night 'nae 80.
!: citv.s allotment might be rea>heo ~ ~
\ $fSe canyassers finished their WIZ u.,5
ssavenin1 Last night 1t was es'''re, rs seI ,
.;Srat the Bellaire subscriptions hS1
: -eached the $5eo.0o0 mark. ~,
3 ~ srhe ettys quota is S73&eeo. -ntsu
100 TIE ouota yet remaining to De SUI
scrfoed when the canvasssEs oeE'n WIN
to-day. +.;,s Of
53Ss1sc1sJa and the solicitors 10 TO De a9ro
;s+nrieht at the city building. onicta's
stated last night that II the city couto
n ,,s4 he repozted over at tonisnt
y; ,,,snetns, the drive would continue as al
.3ntenstve campaign until the CITY
mark was reached. -.
A. Rel1atreians have responded mcS I'D
ernllx in the present drive. with the OF,
1enials highly eaated at the success "
the DRIVE thus far.
p ~ However, in sone parts OF the COUNTY
sha srceess In not so marked as tfset ~
s ReiIai.e Il was stated last night tha'
!. snrnA parts Of the county have no. Se'
rsachea one-third Of their quotas
!: s. Rs{nont and Powhatan are the only
znSaess reported over the top thus lar
II In estimated that SO per cent OF the
! County quota Of s2,s26,os0 has been Soo'
sScribed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
RIG APPLE DEAL

MARTINSRrRG. W. Va. May Am
arrlc orchard syndicate Of Pittsburgh
capitalists. h"Hdcd by CrutchhrId d
Voolfolk of that city. today completed
"A deal whereby il cnmc into possession
Of tho Mount Glen orchard. for which
IL paid $50 900 So far as is known,
this Is the first orchard in Berkeley
county that the syndicate has rurcha-s-
I'd. although II has taken over several
tracts in adjacent counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Pyle Tunernl Today.

Funeral services over tho remains OF
the late Mrs. Rachel isabelle. wife OF
John II. Pyle. Of Lansing. ONO. and Il
former resident of Martins Ferry. who
passed away Saturday nj noon. following
ton days illness. Will be- conducted
frum tho place of death. this afternoon
at two o'clock in charge "f Rcr. +. r,
Beaver. pastor Of the Lansing NJ. f.
church. The body will be inferred at
Rlvcrvicw cemetery. at Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
To Entertain Class.

Mrs. Will S. Rowlcy. will y" lhe
hostess 10 the members Of the koInon'a
class Of the First Raptist Sunday
school. at her homo on West Walnut
street tomorrow evening. MTs. Regis
Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Huntlcy. Mrs. Ian" and
Mrs. Stewart will h" in charge of Inc
affair. and all who attend arc promised
q good tltnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Mems Bible Class to Meet.

Tho members Of the Adult Men
Il hIc class Of tho First United iTeso!-
irrlaa church will meet al the homo ol
the teacher Mr.. f.. {. Boyd, On North
Fourth street on Thursday evening OF
this week. and it Is anticipated that All
Of the members Of the ciass VII! be. III
attendance. This will be in tho natur"
Of a business meeting. at which lime
nlans will bc made for the future work
Of the class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
1onn workers. Meet Tonight.

Chairman George Il. Ralston. of the
local Liberty Loan COMMITTEES. has called
Il meeting Of all or the workers. TO h.
held at thc Board OF Trude rooms to-
might. and the chairman states that he
wants every one OF the workers TO make
II their business TO be- on hnnds At the
meeting without fnil. Plans will be-
made for the future work In this city.
large amount of which remains 10 he
done il the place is 10 retain It's rrPuta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Hepo Shoots Sell.

Charlie. Moxley. SO. coloreo. OF -.
ing committed suicide by . R-;dSe-
SCI His body was found in B. & u
there at Q o'clock Sunday morn
~ rhe gun being clasped in his hands
=, 10 said the maA had become deapone-
~ over III health. He leaves one s@n
and one daughter in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
BOY Scouts start Today.

The members ri the local troops nf
Roy Scouts have been given permission
10 start their work IN the Victory loan
campaign this morning and Mt a meeting
Saturday evening all were furnished
with tho necessary pledge cards and
Their supplies Tho boys have hc"n pa
ticutIy awaiting their turn for several
DAYS and there is no doubt that they will
b, Of material assistance in winding up
tho local campai cn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Elts Meet Tonight.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Benevolent and Protective. Order OF
Elks Of this city will be held in the
rooms If their home on North Fourth
street this evening. and large number
Of the members of this city and the sur
rounding towns arc c1pcctcd to be pros
cnt. 4 short social session will prob
ably follow the business OF the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
ceneru, Committee Meets Tonight.

4 meeting Of tho general comm: t,"r
and all suh-committccs in charge o. IN,
celebration in this city fer juno - IN"
81 has been called for the ooa:h OIL TRACE
rooms tonight at 5 o'clock. AL u inc
committees have been doing cneTss'@
work in getting plans completed Ter nv
work, and excellent progress has "eFr,
made. All Of tho subcommittee VII
make their reports AT the nice Nh6 To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
rrophy Train Here rhursday.

Present arrangements call FOR the gov
cramcnt trophy train. which Is covering
the country in the interest Of the VIC
tory Loan campaigning TO be in this city
on Thursday OF this week. and there is
little doubt that all local residents Will
avail themselves Of the privilege OF
seeing the interesting collection Of war
materials which has been gathered to-
gethcr for this exhibit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Council to Meet Traction Official.

4 special meeting OF the city council
has been called for this evening, at
which time Mr.. Billings. superintendent
Of the Wheeling Traction company. Will
be present. and il is hoped that some
plans may hc worked out that will per-
nit the council and the traction officials
10 get together IN an arrangement for
the increase Of tho fares which will not
amount TO a hundred per cent to local
residents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
|REL NDNT COUNTYOFF|CERS MADE !.
GREAT CLEANUP IN BRIDGEPORT
Opening OF Clean Up Week.

Today is tn" first day 1T thc clean up
campaign which has bccn instigatcd by
Health officer John Moore Of This city
AMI il is anticipated that by the end or
the week. this will bc ono of tho Spot
less Towns" However III" officials are
determined that residents must remove
all Of the trash and rubbish from their
property, and the streets and alloys ad-
jarent Ia their property. ut once. or they
will hc prosecuted for violation of the
hrnlIh nrtlnAnCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Annual BANQUET Of Phi Sigma Chi.

The second annual banquet OF AIpha
Zcta chap of tho Phi Sigma Chi fra
ternity Of this city will be held at the
Windsor hotel on Friday evening OF
this week. The evening will open
with seven course dinner followed by
an evening Of dancing in the private
hail room Of the hotel. This will be
ono Of the biggest affairs Of the kind
ever held by the fraternity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05

The s. ". Stark" lodge of knights nj
Pythias, colored. If this riiE. viii hold
their regular meeting in the Shrerc Mo-
dill building on Hanover street tomor-
row evening. Following this business
session the m"n,bcrs will he entertained
with 4 box social and IN" Buckley hund
will be present To render several selcc-
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
ro,.o- Thursday Night.

The LIST of the series OF three con-
ccrts under the auspices 'of the Lecture
recital club Of this city. Will DC given
=, the First Presbyterian churcn U"
South Fourth street. Thursday evening
OF this week. The entertainer Tot inc
evening will be Prof jain. who Is Ia
nous throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-05
Trade and Labor Meeting Rnsy.

busy meeting Of the Belmont Trades
and Labor assembly was held in the
Hoinlcin building yesterday afternoon.
with large representation of the Va
riouS labor bodies in this vicinity pres
cnt. This was said 10 have been one
of tho most Interesting and enthusiastic
meetings held in RECENT months.