The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06

AR2 CLUB NEE I
RITE CATHEDRAL.
lot affecting III" wOrkincman only out
also Those higher up. Many men ot
wealth were taking up the movement
which. If. il Gains ;.uw".' i'll thus country
Will destroy all ;drHl$ OF MANKIND: nc
brought nuI ;hIt II vas one OF inc uu.
ties of tho club 10 prevent such CRISIS
and that the m~nar.. should be treated
us a dread Gi;:ca*". which III rcAilty II ~;
although twenty times more urcaolui
and deadly # ii gains momentum.
Judge Ewing responded I" the ADDRESS,
Of TN: lutcrnat Iunal secretary anu
thanked him i'll III" name Of the ciuos
represented for the greeting from lhe IN,
, tcrnaliuurl aSS"rIHtl"n. 1. hu"u.u
Kcrk rf Pittsburgh and INC otncihI
booster of that eng E:tNr llEr hihutr
talk during which time h" told "l ,ne
vast +, sources Of thai city hnC Inc I'M
portant part it Was playing III the act'r
Itics Of the world. Following ms speech
the members uf the pittsburgh oeIesh-
! ton presented Ross skinner or mat ciI!
with Il token Of respect in THANKS LOT
! his work in organizing the delegation
, to represent their home team: Nen,!!
: 81 percent Of the members OF the iilts-
! burgh club We're present.
: Leigh de CuurCy, magician, VINO came
! with the Pittsburgh representatives en-
! Icrtancd fur Il few minutes win lrlcks
! OF the black art and tho dcNll prayer
! book Following which several members
song. Dancing followed the program.
! Proceeding the speaking Il banquet
! was served by the members of the l'aS,
| tors Aid Society Of the Second UnIlcd
! Presbyterian church OF this CITY UuT-
/ ing which time 4 program OF farorltc
, numbers was rendered by the Court
i Theatre orchestra. Key. Frank l.. Jen-
sen. of Washington. Pa, delivered the
Invocation. At the speakers, table %erc
EdTayd c My e. w; lus'S" "I SWiec nns
, Chcslcy Perry. of Chicago. Ill; David
~ Smith. OF Salt Lake cry. Utah: Fred
| .. Blue, of Charleston. w. Va; MT. ana
Mrs. c. NJ. McNally. Of PITTSBURGH ana
hurgh Allied flags and grccnrry were
! displayed in beautiful dccorat ions about
the hall and nearly three hundred MEM
! bers were in attcndancc:.
| Today'S program has been arranged
- ' MORNING SESSION.
! $50 Il In.--Confcrcncr called 10 order
/ by District Governor.
9:35 a. m.-Communcntlons read ana
announcements made by secretary
of conference and chairman OF COM
mittec on arrangements.
$40 a. m.-Repurts Of Conference
Committees:
ta)-Cummittee on Registrations.
! (b)"Tommittcr on resolutions.
(c)-Othcr special committees.
General Discussion covering the follow
ing subjects:
1000 a. m-(n) Ways and Means Of
! Selling War Bonds: Discussion led
by Rotarian Fred Hastings. Of AL
f. toona. Ia.
1920 a. M. (by-Ecla,ions with Similar
organizations: Discussion led by
Eo1arian Oscar r. Taylor. of Pitts
burgh. Pa.
10:4D u m.-(c) What is proper attend
ance basis for annual international
convcntonc Discussion led by Ro-
tartan K. r. Wilson Of Clarksburg.
100 a. MD Work among the boys.
! Discussion l"d by Rotarian James l.
Mufflcy. of New Castle, Pa.
D., 11:20 (c) Relation between employer and
employee, Discu ssion led by
| Hotarian II. c. Ogden. Of Wheeling
. W. Va.
1l:4O d. m.-Rcports on "On TO Conven-
ton committee by \. W. Smith Jr-
President Pittsburgh Club.
-: 100 m-ReccsS for luncheon.
I LUNCHEON SESSION.
| IL. 10 p III. 10 l. ~ j.. PiS
sided over by Rotarian Joseph r.
Naylor. President of the Host Club.
1915 p. m.-Addrcss on Memorials to
The Heroes of the World War. by
Rotarian !: G. White. Of Morgan
1905 p. m.--"RotaIy Message" by Rn-
tartan Frank T. Jensen. Of Washing
ton, Pa
go p. m.--RecesS
AFTERNOON SESSION.
N tr,pc Of pro-
limnary Reports Of the .issocIa-
tons committees on
tal Constitution and BY Law.
90 standard Constitution and Mod
ell bylaws.
2:i5 p. m.-Threc to five minute re-
ports by Clubs on reconstructive
work
: 400 n. m-Selcction of next conference
city by district governor and club
presidents.
Ill" p. m.-Cnfinish"d and now bust
| ness
1870 p. m.-FNrther Reports by confer
cnce committees.
4:45 p. m.-Confercnce adjourned.
EOtr--Mnrgantnwn. West Virginia
Club orcanizcd-chartcr not yet issued
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Simeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stro"hmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.. Bayha
Nr. and Mrs. Otto Schcnk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes.
MIR. and Mrs. \. ]. Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Spears.
Mrs. Walter G. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Kitchen.
capt. and Mrs. J. T. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, Il. Mayfair.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b Baum.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Hare.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. NcStcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Conner.
. Mr. and Mrs W. II. Smith.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert =. Schairor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. ScrngEinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Il. Stein.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Marshall.
. Mr. and Mrs. Piiny q. Clark.
lrr and Mrs. /. ". Fawcctt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Bond
Mr. and Mrs W. i. Stewart.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Somehow.
. Mrs. Leonard c. NirtS
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ianghnns.
Mrs. Louis Z. Schradcr.
II MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Wheeler
Row. Ira q. MrCr"ary
Mr. and Mrs. g. 4. Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Keith
| Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Riddle
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ]. kcpner
Mr. and. Mrs. Ward T. Elliott
J Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Dancer
Mr.. and Mrs. &. j. knSSuth
nr and Mrs. &. II. Clovis
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Adams
pr and Mrs. clyde Short
DE- and Mrs. Thomas Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Garden.
Or and Mrs. John II. Mcclure
: MIR. md Mrs. D. II. Crock.
W. j. l'rankston. II. W. &C."
/ ". II. M"lzn"r. ". +. Kennedy
&. l.. Hill. i. ~. ltnSrnh"rE
G. IT. bowler. W. $. Perrin
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