The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
GREAT THRONC
HEARS CONCERT
At bic PLANT
WHITAKER-GLEsSN Pc o p L e
HAVE As THEIR GUEST AMER
ICA'S MUSIC MASTER, JOHN
F1EUND.
Directors, Stockholders and Men In
OverallH Listen 10 Musical Treat
and Applaud Address.

Hundreds OF employees Of the Whit
| akcr-Glessner company gathered IN the
/ recreation auditorium Of the plant at
noon Wednesday for the program ar
| ranged in honor Of Mr.. John Freund OF
New York. publisher Of Musical Amer
lea. who delivered short address 10
/ the Whitaker lcSsner people.
The meeting was an unusually de,
! lightful event. As n speaker Mr.. Freund
, is very capable. and possesses a me
sense OF humor and the kc"ncSt as
| elimination in adapting himself TO ms
, audience. During the twenty or thirty
| minutes Of his talk at the Whitaker
| Glcssner plant every member OF tho
audience from the owners and oricers
| OF the plant and their wives TO the lat
! csi addition to the list OF enployes.
| girls in regulation working dresses.
bald the strictest attention TO his talk.
Knows HIS Subject.
This veteran or the arr OF ~ mus oS
America as II affects the working peo-
pie, and touched on social and harass-
| ing conditions of life, saying that ne ne
beauties and nm" pleasures OF ~ ~
should be grasped to compensate Tor inc
unrest of conditions and in measure
| 10 act as panacca. OF these. he salu.
none can be better than music, with It's
/ fine effects on the hearts or men. -.
| IA r. substitute for the loss OF
! LIQUOR" Mr.. Freund said. nothing IS
| better than music. 4 little music Is q
remarkable panacea He urged tnal ~
women familiarize themselves with the
| mr., nf making good Coffce, Keeping
clean home and the children from cry
inE, saying that American women are
| behind the French and German women
| in this respect. ,i5
has driven many good man 10 40
what was intended only os n httle mp
70 settle the stomach" Many women.
| he insisted. do not know how TO treat
| the stomach.
With the aid or the spiritual. sa,u
Mr., Freund, we can light the 'spirltu.
GUS providing more and ever NOR
wholesome and stimulating living com'
dittons. The cultivation OF better ny
sic at home will do much to help de-
| yclop the more spiritual side OF NE,
"Of capital and labor. much Is lea,'
in the newspapers. Business. unless q
| combination. between tho men VINO WI i'm
brought to the scrap heap. The brother,
hood OF man will come. but II Is hot
here vet. Employers must learn 10 elNe
more consideration 10 the hSeus, .r, ",ra
| the employed to give sFe"'c'
for value received. oo,or
nurc che s, nts% DOVER The smaller local
store buys from the other hisher NJ ~,
and so the millionaire IS ehri!'I Enn.
nroanced, But is ne any happier: Gen
sersiiv by the time ne becomes, NIL
lionaire his stomach is IN such con "
ton that ne can eat only one ees III
In concluding his address Mr Freunu
said that there is one thing TO rehhe,iil
Ser-that there ara always slnGKcrs anu 1
always workers. and job Will stahu
only so much. ~,
Ia predicted that America Will iSou
the world in NIL the fine arts. anu '', -
in spIte of the foreign opposition ~ 10
davslopment will lead because We nay do U
90 much more material for future W.
yelopment than any other country III
the world. ,s.o.. which Il
bvatander was heard to observe " Wa m
only one which had ever been ntu'u
thc whitaker-G lCSSner plant WIN su,n
intcrest. the employees band playeh ser "
aral numbers which went sltaiSS"1 ,en
The HEARTS Of the audience Olu rnas
with whiskers and furroWcu 80
waved in time TO the music, young ny"
ard Urls shufrlcd their feet. ana every
hoSv had a hard time sitting SUI
Young Billie Fitzgerald, u ;bree
old elevator boy. responded 10 ,nrt 20
encores. jazzed. shimmied ana sang "
his hearts content. ,;rrInp lcd
There WAS cnmmunIlf s' mS ioined
NV prof, Elmer G. Hoeizle anu u,oIi
by the Womans club. which Ma Ma nnc
rcprrsented and everybody n"u
glorious time.