The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
JUDGE DAYTON
IS GUEST Of
REXA[L CLUB
HON JOHN J. CoNIFF AND DISTRICT
JUDGE DELIVER ADDRESSES
AT BANQUET.
Moundsville Man Selected as the New
Preside nt Of the National
Association.

With a banquet featured by tho ad-
! dresses Of Judge Aston G. Dayton ana
Hon. John J. cunlff the annual cOhEeh-
| ton Of the West Virginia ReXall CLUBS
! came to close last evening AT thr
| Windsor Hotel after two-day session
| over one hundred and twenty-five
! persons were the guests of the CLUB ana
| a delicious menu was served. ArIhuF
! X HoIe of Martins Ferry proved very
! efficient in the position of POSTMASTER
! of the occasion.
business needs more religion inject
/ cd into it." said Hon. John !. Comm IN
| his opening remarks: And II Is up 10
| the members of the RrXall club |" a'd
! in business being placed on higher
I standard than at present
! He emphasized the fact that the drug,
| gists by training and attitude OF NINA
| had learned TO cure the many MINOR
/ ills Of tho public and that the average
| class Of druggists was very high. nav
! ing less offenders of the law than any
other organization that he knew o.
To shc ladies who were present MT.
: ConiT stated that they We're always
prominent in avery good undertakings
! and now with Their new privileges they
should max" the drug business very
efficient.
The brief address Of Judge Dayton
was about on the same lines as that
of Hon. Coniff. He spoke on the eftici-
| ency Of the law and what It stood for;
| That il protected the baby: protected
the mother that endangered her If" for
, that Of the child; society. and every
human being.
lie concluded by stating that bust
ness needs more religion and il is up to
the Rexall members 10 start The ball
rolling If they expect 10 prove an
efficient organization.
Following Judge DaytunS address
, Thomas V. Wootcn. chas. y. thinner
/ 90 do, Ia H.,
newly elected president spoke briefly
with the Realities who were present.
At the speakers table were: Hon
John J. roniff. OF this city: Judge Ais
ton g. Dayton OF Philippi W. Va; ThoS.
Y. Wootcn, of Boston: Chas. II. Xim-
norman. r. NJ. Young. l.. t.. Hogc, Will
liam r. Rcam. Norman c. Jones. {. \.
Puttcrticld, s. G. Abbey.
DAY SESSIONS
Miss Barth Of Wcllsburg. proved 10 hs
the best vcrSCd perSun taking pari III
the subject of the toilet goods and per
hfum" departments. taking the first prize
handilY.
Miss Jones of tn" Martins Ferry
store No. of the Hogr-lhviS Co. took
first prize IN tn" discussion How ""
Captured and Are Holding the Candy
business Of our Town.
There were several other discussions
during the morning. while luncheon was
served in the sun parlor of the Windsor
Hotel.
) Fred urrgott az Wheeling. took FIRST
priZe IN the discussion Of the RcXall and
Riker Remedies Departments. VIM"
MISS Marthclia Barth carried away hon
nrs IN tn" stationary department con-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The election and installation Of OFF,
GERS officially closed the business SEES
sionS Of the convention. The officers
''"f PrSas, dent T Beam. Of
Mnundsvillc; first vice pr"Sid"nt--F. :.
Johnston of Elkins: second vice pr"Si-
dcnt--John Strosnidcr Of Williamson:
third vice prcsldent--Frcd Watkins or
Grafton: secretary treasurcr--C. \. Pot
tcrtlcld of Charleston.
Chairmsn Of Standing Committees
On Candy l.. Stucken. Elkins
ON Statiuneiy--Carl Walker, Gassa-
ON Rubber Goods-lInmer He'll Far
mont.
On Soda Fountans-E. V. E"niE'
K"ySer.
On Cigars--Garland Potterfield, Char
lesion. ,
Jones. Park"rsburg 49,
ON Special Sales--John r. Eisoh'
WollSburg. ,,
ON General AdvcrtisIng--thaS r.
Tuttlehill. Parkersburg.
on window and Interior Display
Fred Hcrgert. Wheeling.
ON Snl"spcoplc and SalPsmanSh'p--
John G. Davis. Wheeling.
On Drugstore and Financial fr"o'e"hS
John NJ. Lowry Huntington.
ON Phl CcutiralS-Alfred Walhei.
sutton.
Of Shinnstun.