The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Fl OO||ENT ADORE SSES ARE THE
FEATURES Of CLOSING SESSIONS
At SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL
Erie, Pa VIII Probably Be Next City for Next Gathering
Numerous Resolutions tor the Betterment OF
Mankind Are 0ffe red in Final Hours.

shouted to which came the answer. My
legs arc off. / can't help you. u.
Climb OH my back and guide ME.
answered the blinded hero. and 50 the
cripple did. Two soldiers. ono WITH
daylight forever denied him. the other
without legs, won their way to the
front, delivered the message. despite
great loss. OF blood and the most korri-
Bile suffering two human beings could
experience"
II was this spirit Of doing biz things
that made the Rotary club conference
memorable. Boyish good-naturcd pranks
were enjoyed during the hours dedicated
to social pleasures, but when grave
problems presented themselves the Ro-
tarians all answered present
Era Wants Meeting.
Erie. Pa, was the only club to extend
an invitation to the next conference. 1t
was the first to get teh opportunity and
the other clubs maintained silence when
the roll was called. The applause fol-
lowing the Eric invitation guarantees
practically that the Pennsylvania city
will get the meeting in 1920. This will
not be officially determined. however.
until next fall. when the new district
governor, Edwin c. May Of Pittsburgh.
meets with the incoming presidents OF
the clubs Of the districts.
a. W. Smith. president of the Pitts
hurgh club. urged that the district SEND
special trains 10 the international con-
yention at Salt Lake City. Utah. next
June. His remarks were added to by
Governor Fred O.. Blue. Bishop DaY1n
Smith Of the Mormon church. on oehalt
Of the Salt Lake City club, guaranteed
all who attended a fine time and an In
teresting convention.
During the morning session the mai
ter Of helping 80 enlarge the funa 1Sr
fathcrless French children was discuss
cd, but this was left with the lnolv1oual
! clubs, with the suggestion that they gel
busy.
Employer and E1nploye.
Mr.. Fl. c. Ogden discussed Inc Heia
tions Of Employer and Enploye." and
: ,on,rastcd tho almost slavery days OK
| rho vorkinsman in England years age
With today's united solving OF problems
! NJ mutual interest by labor and caplta'
| alike He said that the workingman mas
! 1,fted himself to a high point OF EN-
i ric,cy and that the employer now re-
! snccts his workers as the WORKER re-
, snects the employer. and togetner Lucy
! work out each others problems:
, frank P, Yoke. Of Weston. d1scusseo
rho sale OF Liberty bonds as ola !Sich.
srd Aspnwall. Of Buckhannon- 1neS
! urged loyal effort in The next A,tu
tinel drive Bishop Smith told or sell
ing bonds in Utah. w.,
! W p. Stewart. founder Of the BOY
Scout organization here. and at pres.
Ont scout commissioner. told OF "orh
iamons tho boys here. Pittsourgh 70
!,tarians Joined in the discussion. no,
tarian Borden. OF New Castle, told o.
similar work there. Oscar Iayi0F a,,t .,
p;ttsburrh. discussed Relations WIZ
tsinilar Organizations" Harry r. EnSl'
and. n. F. Robinson of the new FAR
mont club, told Of the work or int
Marion county CLUB
Eonor Dr.. Downing.
| At noon luncheon was served the vas
ly,ors and during this gathering Ut
TT. Downing. head Of the local Four
Minute Men. was presented with beau
;tiru1 testimonial by his coiieagues
Hon. W. 3. Matthews, state heao o.
The rour-Minute Men. made the pre-
sen,ation address. DR.. Downing %a'
taken completely by surprise Oh