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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
NEW GLOBE TIRE BRANCH.
big Business Requires q store in
Brooklyn.

Owing to the tremendous increase in
business of the New York branch of the
Globe Rubber Tire Company, 1t has be-
come necessary to establish a Brooklyn
branch to take care of Long Island and
surrounding territory. The new addi-
ton to the Globe distributing organiza-
ton Is located at 1880 Bedford avenue,
and Is In charge of Walter Singer.
Brooklyn will carry a complete supply
of Globe castings. including the new
30x3h size Cord and Globe tubes,
30 there win be the least possible delay
In supplying dealers In the more remote
sections of the greater city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
The WHY'S Corporation
So Vanderbilt Ave-, New York

BIT of of0h etaeme qmM public trade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

but with the shortage reality 1 am
sure my motives cannot be questioned.
THE luxury of these owen Magnetic
limousines is well known in the COM
munity. so I do not have to go into n
description of their appointments and OF
the unusual room and all around COM
fort one finds in them. owen Magnetic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
TRAVIS ON NEW MOTOR TAX.
VIII Address New York State
Autom ObiIe Association.

The sixteenth annual meeting Of the
New York State Automobile Association
begins tomorrow at Albany State
Comptroller Eugene NJ. Travis will dis
cuss the new motor tax law amend
ment effective next February.
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iimousines for long time have repre-
scented only the highest standard in de-
sign. finish. appointments and all around
utility"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
GREATER WHEELING AMENDMENT
OPPOSED BY TRADES ASSEMBLY

made hy union wurkmrn. but That by an
oversight the union labels were not at
taCh"d.
TL.. secretary of tho Wheeling Drug
Clerks local reported thai all the drug
store pruprirlorS employing clerks hhd
signed tn. new wage scale. adjusting tho
working hours and granting an increase
in pay excepting one. tho wheeling
Drug company. IoG Market street.
Fuiiuwiug practically MI tn" hun
,I,",Is 81 members Of tho Trades Assem-
hIy mailing cards last. week Ia state
Senator Elmer II0uGh' protesting against
n stat" cunStHhulnTly being established
in West Virginia. further plans were
made a. tho meeting to kill III" bill II
possible. Secretary W. l.. Cambridge
, was instructed I" commitment" with j.
/. rauloy at Charleston. president OF the
Wn.; Virginia Federation of Labor. ask
iug that liz advise all union organlza-
, Tons ihr5rghnut Tho state 70 tt1&n SIM
liar nc; cn rs has been done ~ the u.
V. 7. ami l.. y. The special cnnlniitnc'
including; W. u. Hilton and Louis Leon
ard. wnS Hstru"t"l IN go to tharl"Sl"n
NJ one" To protest against Inc nil ana
TO look after THO interest OF lahrr III
general.
The Assembly endorsed house bill No
81. pending h. Tor" tn" legislature, relh-
two 10 street cars handling freight.
Tho members 81 The Assembly were
formally invited /" attend the Voca-
tlonal education me" ~lG 10 n? held IN
the assembly room of tho thampcr OF
Commerce Thursday evening. at which
prof. $. X. Smith, Il federal official. Will
speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Beaire BRIDGEPORT Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News
NEGRO POLICEMAN IS
CHARGED WITH KEEPING
WHITE GIRLS PRISONERS

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 9.-Charges to
tho effect that they were held prisoners
in the home Of Chester Gordon. negro
city policeman. from last Friday after-
noon until tonight, were made by two
young white girls-May Brown. H. and
Anna Pudina, Is. following the arrest at
D. m. Of the accused officer at his
home. The girls. employed in restau-
FAINT on Gordon's beat. told police
authorities that the negro. last Friday,
had threatened them. unless they would
accompany him to his house. Ihey
went with him and say that Gordon
locked them in the house and held them
prisoner until the special officers raided
the place tonight
Special Policeman Anthony Forester
received a "tip" regarding Gordons
house. early to-day and made an inves-
tieation with the result that other
officers were called to make the RAID.
William Carpenter, 80. a negro VINO
was with Gordon and the girls also
was arrested.
When the police broke into the house.
Carpenter, 1t is said, was trying 10 over,
power one of the girls. Gordon ana
Carpenter are being held on charge OF
being suspicious persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
JAArKS dRoGAN, WANTED IN cIEy.
BLAND POR BIG JOB NABBED
HERE By HEUTHS-
Edith KILLER, Also Alleged To Be An
Accomplish, IL Picked Up
with Hin.

Ono Of the most important arrests in
many months in the local district was
made yesterday morning about five
O'Clock at the home Of eN-police off1eer
Guy Beazle. South Fourth street Mar
tins Ferry. when James Gragan and
Edith Miller verc placed under arrest
after the house in which they were To-
Gated had been surrounded by five mem
beers OF the Cleveland police force VINO
had arrived Saturday evening 10 ny anu
land the wanted parties
II is alleged that Grogan Is buddy or
Pop Shipran. noted crook OF Martins
Ferry. who was arrested In Cleveland:
O., Saturday morning as he ailgnted
from a train which arrived from Ehlca-
90 where he was recently released from
iail. Following his arrest IT is alleged
that shiprnan confessed that Grogan
was the man responsible Tor the DIE
post office robbery in Cleveland Few
weeks ago. and he Is also held Tor thc
same offense. It being claimed that ne
is also wanted The officers from
Cleveland who made the arrests are
Chief OF Police Frank Smith. Charles
Sterling, inspector: Detectives John S.
Shirley. George L Frank. Phillip
Mooney and James Hogan
Pop" .shtpman and Grosan are al
legged to have been in Cleveland on the
day Of the big robbery and to havs left
there Immediately thereafter and Sone
to Chicago where another job was pulled
off and Shipman was arrested. GroEan
disappeared and 1t IS thought that Ship.
man made the confession thinking that
his pal was possibly m a safe place.
and he did not think that the officers
would place him under arrest 30 soon.
ss It Is not Shipman's policy to squcai.
shipman has been arrested here on
several occasions and at one time was
placed under arrest in local theatre
after blowing a safe at place in Jeffer-
son county. Ohio. for which he later
served time IN Columbus. Grogan is
also known here and was formerly con-
nected with the Navy Yard Gang In
Benvood. The arres%1nE officers will
divide a big reward offered for the ar
rest Of Grogan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
POLICE OFFICIALS ARE KEPT
BUSY WITH MANY OFFENDERS

that time his case was continued. H.
H. Jones. neighbor, was called upon
to testify as TO the disorder. and Mrs
Berry took the side of her husband.
Maxine Cooper, the daughter OF Mrs.
Berry. was not called upon at the lat
ter trial as her evidences was weighed
at the morning session.
:. The big auto belonging to eS-Chiet
Sill, was Mound in a tool shed in the rear
OF 2s1s Chapline street yesterday after
noon by police officials. The building.
which belongs to the McNccenh Pre-
serving Co., was 50 small that the car
had 20 be backed in from the alley. The
Waterman stated that several men had
rented the shed for three months ana
asked to store the stolen machine there
for that period. Officer Worls brought
the big car to police headquarters.
Cp to l. o'clock last night only four
arrests were made. all Of which will be
brought up in police court this morning.
Edward Wyatt was arrested at 22Os
Market stree, Yesterday afternoon BY
officer Fitzgerald on disorder!y
charge. Anthony Asnborn. the only
drunk. was brought in by OFFICER Bick.
wilton Johnston and Katy Stonchouse
were picked up by Officer Fleisner. in
Alley B. for lettering for immoral pur-
poses. They paid bond for their ap-
pcarance in police court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
FOLLOWING ADDF ESSES BY NAY
LoR AND KLINE BEFORE LABOR
ORGANIZATION.
Label Committee Ready for Action.
Drug Clerks Report--Reprasanta-
tiges Go to Charleston.

An unusually lengthy aud important
meeting Of the Ohio Valley Trade. and
Labor Assembly WIS held yesterday
afternoon and which was Featured hl
addresses by K. Il. NayI"r. mayer -,
Woodsdale and Attorney Edwin +
Kline. who spoke in opposition /" ,h'
amendment 10 the Greater Wheeling
charter now before tho state Legislature"
The amendment is for thf election hi
the people Of tho city manager and "hi'
Of police. The Assembly went on r"""ro
as opposing the amendment. y ""lnrntl-
tee composed of Ntrtnr Hrinkman. j
r. Rose and Henry Shrader was appoint,
ed to further oppose the amendment.
Following long debate In which
many members participated. five mem
bers were appointed ~ delegates 10 reg.
resent the o. V. T. and l.. 4. at tn" Bel
mont Trades Assembly. The delegate!
are: J. 3. Rose. Abucr Corhin. Peter
Miller Willard UthInan and Louis Leon
ard.
The label committee reported thai
their department had been perfected fol-
work with Abner Corhn as secretary
and Burt Mead secretary. 1t is the IN
teution Of the committee, backed by the
Assembly. 10 make investigation Of cases
where merchants attempt TO mako sales
by stating that certain merchandise -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Women's Party Leaders
Arrested for Violence

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. s.-Sixty.
five members Of the National Wnman+
party were arrested tonight by civil and
military police after they had burned
President Wilson in pftiGy In front Of
Ihr white house as a protest against the
threatened defeat of the equal suffrage
resolution in the senate tomorrow.
Whom taken to police stations the
women. who represented l6 states. re-
fused to furnish bond. for their release
and were placed in the house OF dctcn.
lion 10 await trial tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Many West Virginians
From French Front in
Debarkation Hospitals

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. "a num-
Der Of West Virginia boys. who have
just returned from France, are conva-
lescing at debarkation hospital No. 5. at
New York. Most of them have been in
the hospital about n week. having re-
turned from France on the transport
Mongolia
The West virginIans arc: Prlvates
Elmes s. Brooks. Of Buckhannon. 10th
R. unit Angelo r. Dippeta. Of Morgan
town. Co. l.. 11lth infantry: Nathan
Fengenson, of Wilburn. Co. NJ, 61st in
fantry: Wagner Ebert Hcsser. Of
Buckeye. supply company, Sl%th field
artillery; Privatcs Edward MaLhney. of
Richweod. Co. i. 9Th machine gun COM
pany; Edward e. Perkins. Of Princeton,
base hospital No. 81; Anthony Picrcy. OF
Cornstalk. Co. c. 32lst machine gun
company; A. j. Williamson, Of Yukey,
Co. NJ, 146th infantry.
Other West Virgin!ans, Just back from
France, reached Camp Merritt, y. j..
today. having arrived IN New York yrs-
tcrday on the Cunard liner SaXonia.
which because Of unusually fine wcat hcr
put into port day ahead Of Schtdu lc.
Most OF the 4.312 officers and men who
came on the SaXonia wer" hospital pa
ticnts. Tho others were sent TO Camp
Merritt, where they will remain until
they are transferred to their original
camps, from which they will he DIS
charged. Tho following list shows The
mon from West Virginia.
Secand Lieut.. Earl j.. Sang OF Hun
tinEton: company e. one hundred and
thirtieth! infantry: FrlvateS Charles
Weisman, Of Maynor. headquarters corn
pany. twenty-third infantry. regular ar
my: VI. r. Goodwin. Of Grafton. gas
company. No. 9S from Camp Lee: Chas.
- l. ~
No. SO: Clyde s. Ferguson. Of Hunting
ton. third company. ordnance repair Sec
ton detachment: krak RcrChuss. OF
Morgantown.- headquarters company.
fortieth division: Virgil II. Pancake. Cf
Milton. machine CUR company. three
hundred and fourteenth infantry: Harry
E. Pain, Of ClarksburG. three hundred
and thir1y-sixth supply company: w NJ.
Dunn. Of Ceredo. company IT,. fifty.nnlh
infantry; Harry Shanarbcrgrr. Of Lii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
HrtdReuort priefa

Andrew Bowman has returned 10 his
homo in this city after Il few days spent
visiting with friends at Morristown
Vincent Schuckcr is IMPROVING fol-
lowing a recent illness. but is still con-
fined TO his homo.
Supt. +. ~ Gillctt Of the local schools
Is recovering after recent illness Of
rheumatism.
More than dozen arrests were made
by the local police force last Saturday
night. and practically all were IN on
charges Of drunkenness.
Master James holland Of kirkwood is
spending few days visiting with rcla-
tivcs al Bethesda.
The frcshmin class OF the high school
will offer their rhctoricals next Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
BIoodhounds Used in W
Pursuit Of This Negro
Slayer Of White Man.

CLARKsBURG. w. Va. Feb. Dep
uty sheriffs with bloodhounds are now
crs nirinc scttleemnt at Shlnnstnn for
James Richardson. a negro: who IS
wanted for shooting to death Harry La
vellc. q white man. this morning AZ we
settlement when they Quarrclled. I5otn
mea were employed as coal diSEcrs al
the Traders mine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
v. B.H|LTON IN
APPEAL T.DM|L[.
MEN At FERRY
REASONS FOB INVITING
ALL TIN AND IRON WORKERS
TO AFFILIATE WITH UN1ON.
BAYS ronERs WOULD HAVE MORE
OF GOOD THINGS Up THEY STUCK
as CLOSE AS CAPITALISTS.
NUMBER OP MEN ENROLLED IH
NEWLY ORGANIZED UNION AT
CLOSE OF MEETING.

The organizers Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Tin, Iron and Steel
Workers union had a meeting Of the
men employed IN the local mills called
for yesterday afternoon at the Fenrny
thcater and q largo number turned out.
The meeting was opened by Mr.. Feter-
son, organizer Of this dictriCt. who made
a short but pointed address on the rca-
son for the meeting and the numerous
reasons why the men in the local mills
should be members of the organization.
He later introduced W. B. Hilton. editor
of the Wheeling Majority. who respond
cd with quite lengthy address.
He spoke about as follows: IL al
ways gives me grca! pleasure to be with
the workers. at their meetings and aid
them in the solving OF their pro blems:
He stated: The reason that the toll
ers have not more OF the good Things or
the earth. Is because they have not been
able to develop sufficiently to solve the
problems which confront them and each
Of us holds TO our own personal opin-
ion so persistently that we refuse 20
participate In any organization unless 1t
conforms to our own personal opinion
1T is up to use TO set aside our inoi-
vidual ideas, and find common ground
upon which We can get together. Inc
working class has always, been olVloeu
by differences that mean antaSonlsn
OF interest in our own trade. growing
from self-interest. which keeps us: apart
and the capitalistic class IS forever BUSY
sowing the seeds Of discord among us
10 cause the disintegratlon OF our or
ganlzations, but once organized. there Is
no power among any class that can an
tcrfere with u.s."
Mr.. HIlton's remarks were interesting
to those present and consumed about
threc-euarters Of an hour, following
which w. 9. Morris OF Martins Ferry
one of the officials OF the local organ
men TO see that their names were placed
on the membership roll Of the local or
ganization, so that they will be able 70
stand unitcdly in any crisis that miSht
confront the workers in the future. -
aid n have placed their names ~ tn"
membership roll of the organization AS
a result OF Ycstcrdny.s meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
RUSSIANS REFUSE TO
MEET THE BOLSHEvIKl

PARIS. Saturday. Feb. S.-tRy The
Associated Press The anti Rolsherisl
governments Of Russia are apparently
lirm in declining to participate in the
Princess Island conference, Nicholas
Tschalkovsliy. president OF the nroris-
ional government of Northern Russia
told The Associated Press today thai
no and his government had decided not
to 20 and arc in full accord with the
position taken by the Russian commit
t"c in Paris. head'E, by Prince Georges
F. Ivoff
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WILL DECIDE
IMPROVEMENTS
COUNCIL TO BE GIVEN opFoRTUH'
| IrY TO PROVIDE APPARATUS
| aEFoRE PEOPLE ACT.
Further Delay VIII Result N Reteren-
dunn Of Bridgeporr Citizens on
The Question.

The members Of the local volunteer
fire departments at Ihelr meeting IN
headquarters yesterday afternoon ap-
noin,ed n committee 'Icaded by Geo. II,
Schectz TO confer with the local board
OF trade. concerning the refusal OF the
city council TO purchas" the proper lire
fighting apparatus for The CITY.
The Board Of Trade end tn" committee
arc expected to place the matter before
the citizens and taxpayers. as 10 whetn-
or they desire any protection for their
property.
If they decide that they ID and cnun-
Gil still refuses TO make q move. refer
cndum election will be rctit'oned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Bricklayers Called on
Strike in liz Cities

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Strike orders
calling out bricklaycrs and hosting en-.
ginc"rs in liz cities throughout tho
United States Tomorrow in sympathy
with striking carpenters. haze been ~
sued. according to nm announcement,
here tonight by William J.. Hutchesou
president Of the United Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joners.
The order affects only union men on1'
ploycd by members OF the Building
Trades Employers Association. but &C.
curdng To Mr.. Hutcheson the number
is between 100000 and 100000 and tn,
value Of building operations affected
more than S500,000,00.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Services ut u. p. Church.

Bible school enlistment month IS pc
ing observed ut the local United Pres
bytcrian church. and the morning ser
Yesterday. MIR. ". Lawrence Noble Of
The Board Of Trade committee was pres
ent 10 make Il short addrosson the Syr-
ian-Armcnian roller campaign: when
was we'll received. and Mrs. a W. herI
from that congregation to assist in the
campaign Later Mrs. Robert kerr
spoke 10 the congregation on the sub
jcct Of Excuses for Not Attending ~.
hlc School" and her talk was very
pointed and interesting. She was fol-
lowed loved, by Karl Rothcrmund on the SUB,
ice, Of The Young Men and the E ZIP!
School and by Mr.. F.. c. Boyd on the
Men m the Bible, School Al Of ne
addresses were planned 10 ala IN VIZ
ca,npuirn to get more of tho members
into the Bible school and all were well
worth hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
ped Non Recept,ou for Soldiers.

Al n meeting Of WhnoIR IrIDH' No; n
or Improved order of Red Men, when
was held in the Fratcrnal hail last Fri
wr33rd rrrcntinn TO all Of the returned SOL
dirrs of Tho city. which will he held on
FRIDAY, February Il. The ladies' OF the
lodge of pocohontas. the auxiliary OF the
Rod Men. have also been EXTENDED an m
vitatiun to br present at tho Hffalr. anu
i, is hopcd to make this the biggest ar
fair of the kind Yet to happen in the
city.
Tho Rcd Men. at their meeting. re-
ccIvcd IN invitation during tho meeting
from the Council of Pocohontus to at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
four BELMONT men
PAROLED BY BOARD

Among the Belmont county men pa
rolled from the Ohio pen!tentiary at the
meeting Of the board Of clemency last
week were
Ernest NcGilton, sent up Tor CARRYING
concealed weapons: Ollie Griffin, cut
ting with intent 10 kill: l.. c. O'Day. cut
ting with intent to kill and wound: S.
Rescovich. carrying concealed weapons.
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About twelve arrests had been laads
by the members Of the FOCAL police force
Saturday afternoon and evening, most
of whom were charged with drunken.
ness. although few ahve 4. variety OF
Bert McConnoughcy nad couple OF
ristic encounters to break up during the
evening. all Of which will add little
spice to this morning secession or Police
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Lutheran Ladie. AID Mset1nr.

The Ladies' Aid Socr.y or ST. Paul's
Lutheran church OF this city will hold
an important meeting at the church
Wednesday evening. at which time some
important business WIFI DC transacted.
Following tho business meeting the
members of the society and their friends
will be entertained Mt n social affair.
which will he charge or the following
ladies e. the church: Mrs. J. Kaiser.
Mrs. Caroline Liapple and Mrs Chris
RcnZlcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Missionary Society Meeting.

Mrs. H. G. Pratt. OF North Fifth
hers Of the Womcn's Auxiliary Of the
Board Of Missions Of st. Paurs Episco-
pal church. al her home. Wednesday
evening. following the business OF the
evening. the members will enjoy social
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Equal Rights Club Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Rrldsv,PIUt
Cluh of the EQUAL Rights League will be
held at the home Of SIR. and Mrs: Mar
tin at los Wabash avnu- on tho Island.
this evening at eight o'clock ana the
presence of all the members is desire
as some important business will pc
transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
p1ans Being Completed.

The plans Of the committees in charge
Of the Social Dinner" which will be
given by the men OF the Klrkwood
Presbyterian church, in the dining room
Of the church. on next Thursday, even.
ing are being rapidly completed, and
those in charge claim that this Will be
the most successful affair OF the KIND
ever held in town. The tickets will De
available at the nominal price or. 80
cents each, which amount barely covers
tho cost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Freshmen clnls Eheror.cals.

The Freshman class of the local high
school will be given their opportunity to
show what they can do in the way OF
rhetoricals. Friday afternoon Of this
week and the members Of the class
promise to make the members OF the
other classes of the SCHOOLS sit up and
take notice They have a number OF
surprises In store and no doubt n large
number of friends Of the members Of the
class will be on hands to see their ef-
forts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10

The monthly meeting OF tho Wonicn's
Christian Temperance Union Of this
city will be held at the home OF Mrs
John Turner on South Third street, on
Tuesday evening and the presence Of all
OF the members Of the organization Is
requested, MS some important business
will he discussed
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tend similar affair to be given by them
on Thursday evening. February 20. just
one day previous 10 the tribal reception
which will be in honor Of the members
Of the order who have been in the ser
vice, and II was unanimously decided
to accept the invitation OF tho council
This there will be double affair
Thursday evening for the members OF the
two orders and Friday evening for tho
members Of tho orders rs we'll as all
returned soldiers Of the city.
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order Of United American Mon.

The regular meeting nf tho Order OF
United American Men OF this city. for
merly the Senior Order OF American Ne.
chancS. will be held in their hall in the
Hcinlein building this evening nj 100
o'clock and a very interesting time il
promised all those who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Junior Mechanics Meet Tonight.

The local lodge Junior Orde: Of United
American Mechanics will hold an in
tercsting meeting in their hall this ev-
ching al 1880 o'clock. ard .herc IS no
doubt that large number ~ the mem
bcrs will be present Following the
business Session oil OF tnc applicants for
membership in the organization will lie
initiated,