The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17

TO enroll before tho strangers arrive |"
avoid confusion and unnecessary rush
Th. registration fee Is 81. and al wa"
register will b" presented Win WI, oh"s e.
song book and program. TN" r"glS'ta
ton fee will II" applied to the expenses
OF the convention.
j. Il. White Is chairman OF the r"'cp-
ton committee. and Is arranging I"
have the people well cared Tor "hrh
they arrive in the city. The guests ar"
To hc entertained at the homes or the
,ownsneOplc on the Harvard plan. l"dg-
Ing and breakfast being provided ana
IN" other meals being obtained at Inc
restaurants or hotels.
The ridrI Scouts will sell sandwiches.
pic and coffee nj their information
booth in front Of The convention church
Business Men Meet.
Tho Special train hearing tho Column
bus business who will tour ONO ana
West Virginia to promote trlcnuli n'SS
and cooperation among IN" business
men and to study The different business
thods will arrive In this Clly Friday
afternoon at l O'CLOCK.
George J. Karh OF tn" Central OH"
OIL company. and Tor ~ years mayor
of Columbus. will lead the speakers "t
the Manufacturers and ,IohpcrS asSncla-
tiun of the Columbus Chamber oil COM
merce in their trade tour.
The Columbus party will spend some
time here meeting local business men
and discussing with them subjects or
mutual interest. The Ia men on i"e
train represent many OF thr ieauins
business firms and banks Of Ohios cap!-
tai city.
Wood Speaks Here.
Major General Leonard Wood. who is
making q tour Of West Virginia In DC.
half of his candidacy for prcsident W
the United states. will be in Mouhos-
Vile on next Wednesday and will speak
General
speak at S. and Will leave mere on '"'
S:56 train for Fairm"nt.
This Will be. general Woods second
visit to Moundsvlllc, az he accompanied
Theodore Rootcvelt on his speak, ing
tour down tho Ohio river in 1000 during
tho Mckinley campaign. They we're on
special train. and both men addressed
the people before going on down Inc
river.
The second circus Of the year VIII
come to Moundsvillc Tuesday. wmch
Sparks shows yGr %l' "RHHH nr% o" viii TGT 0'H be %
street parade nj o'clock.
Carrigan Club Meeting.
Tho Csrrigan club Of MoundSvillH VII,
hold mass meeting IN the circui'
court room Of the court nous" TINS SNrn-
ing at o'clock. The meefing Will be
paign Of "Carrigan for Congress.
Mr.. Carrigsn will address thc NEE
pear on the program; and no DOUBT
capacity crowd will be present.
Assemble Plane.
4 force OF mechanics from the Yves!
were at work on the local aviation field
yesterday assembling the alrpiane
which has he"n in storage in the j NJ
Cunningham barn since last rail-. Inc
plane is owned by Lieut.. Lay Memu% od
by a corporation OF men from New
MartInsviile and was driven here by
Lieut.. Carl Miller.
flight today. and will be used for
commercial travelling between Pitts
burgh and Charleston.
Delivers Sermon TO Graduates.
Rev. J. B. Smith delivered an insp,r a..
irg sermon to the graduating class o.
Moundsville high school in the First NJ
F. church yesterday evening. Twenty
seven will graduate from the high
school This year and ths c%mme Mov
%. in tho First NJ. f. church. A large
audience was present at the haccalaure-
ate services last night.
Rev. c. q. Slater. pastor or inc rlrN'
VI. E church. conducted tho services.
Several churches had no evening sHrv-
sees in order TO permit their conEreEa-
| tlons to attend tho service for the
Legion Drive Opens Friday
Earl Francis Post No. American
Legion. has made plans for the nation;
wide DIVE which opens today; The local
post expects TO Eet into the Legion
every one In the city and vicinity VINO
! been nj work On tho plans for some tim"
and their full quota IL expected to h'
reached.
young Child Dies
| ROYAL barrow aged two and one-halt
| vca-s. died at the Glendale hospital yes