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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
UNIFORMED KNIGHTS
Off TO ENCAMPM ENT

Headed by BrtEadier-Gcucral Gcorg"
c. Meyer and neHr,r score Of brigade
staff officers and ha'talinu and COM
pany commanders. more than $50 UNI
form Rank Knights or Fythias latt
Wheeling SUNDAY for cleveland 10 at
tend their supreme "HcAmpnent
The iarEes, Delegation leaving Wheel,
ing went N two special cars attached
10 tho Wheeling & Lake Erio train.
leaving ri O'Clock Sunday morning
This delegation included the members
OF Cour dc Leon company No. l. Ben
wood company No. rs. tho NJ. \. Dowi"r
company from McMechcn. and the TINT
form Rank Kn!6hiS Of Bella!rc and
Martins Ferry.
A big delegation OF knights from
Fatrmont. Clarksburg md ParhorshuTg
regions came IN over tho Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad Sunday and went out over
tho Pennsylvania road. SIN few
others. in scattering groups. lett ON
later trains. and few others will go
today.
The supreme eneampment assembled
Sunday a, Edgwatcr Park. Cleveland.
and will continue FOR one week. Sixty
thousand Uniform RAINY knights from
all over tho United States will spend
the week IN camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

second National Convention OF tho
American Legion. which is to be held IN
Cleveland. September 2T-2s. All West
Virginia IsNEionnarics should request
reservations in hotels for this meeting
through the state adjurar' OF the Amer
lean Legion. Louis A. Carr. OF this city.
Reservations made direct VIII not hA
accepted Reservations for hotel ae-
commodat;ons at ParkershurE should he
addressed to vlnton Murphy. chairman
OF arrangements. Parkersburg. W. Va.
Tho strong Farkershurg Post IL max
ing arrangements for this convention
and promise something good for al!
hard oo!led" attending and oil Others.
too I, - expected In tho nelghhorhood
OF 800 eX-serrice men and LeKinnaTieS
all OF them viii attend tho state mee'-
ing IN Parkrr<burg. which VIII he the
second meeting roc the bN-serVice me1
OF West Virginia.
The first day OF tho state convention
Monday. will be get there day, Will"
the business sessions and entertain
r7enta will start on Tuesday and CON
tinue over through Wednesday. tIovsc
nor rorawcil as siEn;Ned his Intention
OF attending and there will also ia rep
reaentatives OF the Bureau OF War RISK
Insurance. Vocational Training pfrnr' .
mert and tho Department or Pubic
Health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
VICE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY.
Anniversary OF the Birth Of George
Clinton to Re Observed at Little
Britain, II. Y.

George Clinton. rIce-prcsident NJ the
United States In the jefferson admins
ration, was born on July as, 1888. in
I.ttIo Britain. y Y. During tho
French and Indian war hc served rs I
lieutenant IN the expedition against
Fort Fronteuac. end after the war en-
tered law ami politics lie Was mem
Der Of congress IN 1875. and voted for
the Dcclartion 81 Independence. but WAS
summoned 20 the army ne hrigadt"r-
general before II was prepared FOR Sig
nature.
In l777 Clinton was elected nrs; Eo"-
crnor or New York. fIa was Te-cleci"l
and occupied the executive chair for
eighteen years. and IN 1901 WAS rhoECn
for one more term From 1905 until ht'
death IN Washington. y. C.. on April
"a 1872. he was v!Cr-pres!dent Of tho
United States. Will" governor his dis
crrtIon in civil affairs nnh hiE military
services wcr" Or .Er"Rt value to m"
state. He opposed ratification of lhH
Federal Constitution IN the belief that
(, granted too great powers 10 the ma
tonnl officers. white presiding officer
Of tho senate. during his term rs VICE
rr.p!dnn' he defeated by hts d"cihlns
vote n" r"chnrtcr!nS OF the United
states Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
DOK|ES TO BANQUET
IMPERIAL PRINCE

Harry Nice. OF Baltimore. Nd. I'm
pcr!al Prince of tho DokIes. VIII" Will be
in the Citr tomorrow will b" honored
with banquet arranged by pahna
Temple. No. l64 u. q. X. X. TIL" affair
will hn hold in the FIRST Christian
church, and tho committee IN 'charC'
have left nothing undonr 10 MAX" III.
BANQUET y function OF real enjoyment
for The prince and others attending
". {. ogden Will pr"eid" ne tCastmas-
ter md after n few r"mar'SS he will in
,rrduCe Hon. Ionn 7. AtIcnz who viii
give a short address and introduce Ny
Eics who Will mako the principal adj
dress Of the evening.
special musical program has hnen
planned following the haEqust, with
some of Wh"eltuG's favorite talent TAX
ing mart Mrs Thomas Il. Foulk will
sing n contralto solo and Mr.. John CAL
d"rw God Will render n tNn"- colo. y
violin solo will be given by Miss Eileen
FuSSer and Prof. Oliver Edwards Will
play tho accomplishments The Dohe
orchestra will nl%o furnish Pleasing
musical program.
Wives. daughters and sweethearts OF
Tl0kics ara cordially invited and largo
number OF reservations have been made
~ n" Sunshine Boys End their ladies.
giving promise ~ a large and conRental
III therinE If friends to share tho varied
pleasures Of tho evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
REDUCED Rates
TO CONVENTION
OF STATE LEGION

A great impetus has been given the
Eta'e convention OF the American lie.
KIcn, Department OF West virginia.
which meeting ~ TO % held in tho city
O. rarENrsburE August 33-2S. by the
announcement from state headquarters
that reduced railroad rate. over all
nnes IN West Virginia. has been secur-
I'd Through tho efforts OF State Adtu-
liant Louis A. Carr, all Lsgtonartcs de-
psrlnK 20 attend this convention may Sc
cure transportation at rate OF one and
ona-third for round trip ticket.
In addition TO this all depcnder: Nom
ssrs OF any LsGionaries may secure
tickets At tho shame rate. \ certificate
must be secured from post adn'tni!
ard presented at the ticket office Of
vour home town. This entities thoss
implying TO the rate and At ParkeEsourS
the round trip ticket will be validated At
the ticket offices OF the railroads
Tickets will be sold from August ~
lo the e5th and validated between Az
vun, % and %. Tickets will be good
sn return leaving ParkerSburE only on
Sa,e Of valuation and passengers nust
reach original starting point not later
nan August 8lst, 1920.
Annou nc snent 10 also made OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

hance Of her fathers threat to dislr.
h"rjt h"r. Her father was Amos II.
King, banker. and u" had no use for
The man who WAS then trying IL put
The Marion Daily Star on IT'S feet. When
his daughter told him abe was going -
DO Mrs. Harding. there was an cXplos-
ton. Not only did he G;sRprruvc OF tho
marriage. but also he pat his disappro.
na'ion into vigorous language and. then
did bis best 10 live up 10 II. For VearS
Mr.. King would not speak either to his
daughter or 10 his riHing snn-in-law
Not-uNtil King. ST. Developed n"Iitica
ambitions and found. 20 his great sur
prise that r." Marion star surporl tl
him instead OF lighting him did tn"
parCnta! wrath CIV" way 10 rnconril,h-
tion. Later. SAY 'hn friends OF ~"
Kings and III" lIardinSS. Mr. King
liked 10 toll his friends that he had
noted tho symptoms or young Hard
inB's fu'ur" greatness cvon before his
daughter had dom so. but his daughter
only smiled when h"r father boastHh
OF hainE one OF ~" "oriEinal Harding
men."-0swald F, Schucite In l.cs!!e's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
PICNIC FOR VETERAN
SOLDIERS THURSDAY

Tho veterans OF tho Civil War will
be treated TO a picnic on next Thur
day nj The home OF Robert Blake IN
Elm Grove. by tho members OF tho
Daughters Of Veterans. The committee
IN charge OF the affair IL making extern
siyo preparations. 70 that nothing Will
be Left undone to mako It ono OF tho
most successful affairs ever put on for
the old vctS.
Automobiles will be provided TO take
u.s. AGED soldiers 10 and from Wheeling.
who are unable TO make the trip other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
SCOTTISH CLAN
HOLDS BIG MEET
Hugh W. Best, OF Youngstown. O., OF
the Eadonal Clan Puts en-
Initiation Work

Tho biggest meeting since III" orSan-
Ia uion NJ the Scottish clan in thin city
was that held on Saturday evening at
the quarters OF the new Boc;eV. the
Clan MacGregor. located on IN" third
noor OF the Waldorf building. just be-
low Fourteenth street. on Market.
A largo class ri candidates was ini-
t1ated and dues wore paid BY the mem
bers and certificates received. Hugh w.
Best. head Of the national organization
o. clans or the country. was present
and pui on the Initiation work.
Arrangements ara under way for the
holding OF a big affair at on" OF the
theatres within the near fu'ur" ana u
"a likely that members Of the clan from
all parts Of the tri-State district VIII
he IN htenNAnce NJ Tie affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
UNION MISSION sAAVIoHS

Eh. Jefferson was in charge Of the
services Of the Union Mission held IN
Inc iatl Yesterday at 1880 o'clock Sun
day school was held at o'clock with
". E Hervey. acting as supervisor.
John c. Lee, senerni secretary Of the
Benwcod Y. VI. c. A, lead the song
linton Mission. Or. Ira G. McCrsafy,
pa stor Of the second United Presbyter-
An church. delivered tho sermon. IN
the absence Of Rev. @. w. Cory. who
preached two sermons At Parkesburg
yesterday, where he Is spending his
Na ca ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
AMERICAN RESTAURANT
CLOSES FOR REPAIRS
Will he One OF tho YincIt Restaurants
IN the stats when It Re-opens.

Announcement is made in an ndvhr-
tiscmrnt appearing IN this issu" tina
the American Restaurant. No. iill-l41
Market street will be Closed for few
while extensive repairs ar" hcng made
to tho interior NJ the building.
The restaurant has been enlarged un-
III u Is double It's original size New
flxtprCS nrn h"irR installed. electric Nx-
lures and IN tact everything Within Tho
restaurant has been replaced with ncw
and modern equipment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
POURING OF ASPHALT
WILL BEGIN MONDAY
ON M'COLLOCH STREET
inspectors Arc in City and Will begin
at Thirty Second and Mocolloch
Streets This Morning

probably have ono strip Of street from
Thirty second street to Twentieth and
Market that will be in good condition.
The Federal Asphalt 90. will start
pouring asphalt on McColloch street,
this morning. They will continue on
10 Twcnty-ninth on McColioch. then
west on Twcnty-nIrth to Chaplinc, and
north m Chaplino street 10 Twentieth.
inspectors Croft and Sweeney OF Chi
cngo are now in the city and VIII su-
pnrintcnd the work. The inspectors are
experts on asphalt and are required 10
examine every mix" Of the material as
to strength and composition. They were
secured for tho work at the request or
City Engineer Conrad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
HARDING WINS IN
s.. STRAW VOTE TEST
Coz was Second and Debs Third IN Test
A6sdo In a Local Pool ROOM
psre Yesterday.

Hon Warren G. Harding. candidate
ro- President on tn" Republican Ticket.
pulled first honors III q straw vote test
rradc Yesterday IN Al local pool room.
Keen interest Is being manifested In the
coming election and II seems there are
many expressing themselves as 10 their
faVCr.tca
The vote rs takrn was as follows:
HARDING "a. cox ~, pebs Il. watkins I
and Christensen . II IS likely that
additional straw vote tests will hc made
nhout some nf the factories of the
Wheeling district. hut according 20
thos" who are about the streets day af-
ter day there ID m ever growing Sentr-
ment toward the Hon. Warren G. Hard
inC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
cr.rRr.oAERrEH EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
examination for the positions OF clerk
md carrier for the local post ofice
10 be held In Wheeling on Saturday:
August I. 1870 The entrance salary OF
clerks and carriers 10 $1,000 year; SUD-
stitutcs receive soc an hour.
Competitors will he examined In the
following subjects: Spelling. arithmetic,
letter writing. pcnmanship. copying
from plain copy. and reading addressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
H1RoUTH oA16 SOON

The Elm Grove cars Of the Wheeling
Public Service company will be re-
routed within tho next thirty days. The
now route will send all inbound cars
north on Eok to Twelfth. thence 20
sixteenth street on the outbound trip,
The change will relieve tho conSeStoal
on Market street where SO much time -
lost. and WITH also shorten the route
considerably.
The new route would have besn In
effect some time ago, but much delay
was sxpeacneed In getting rails for the
new tracks.
Telephones have increased pfofaAe
ity and laLiness 100 per cent each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
GDNPER WAY
SPEAK HERE
PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN
FEDERATION WILL LIKELY BE
IKE LABOR DAY ORATOR
HERE
other Speakers VIII be Invited to SPEAK
ut tho state Fair
Grounds

Samuel GomrHrs. president OF the
American Federation of Labor VIII
iikciv deliver tho principal address at
rhc mg Labor bay celebration 10 be
hold ut tho state Fair Eruonds on the
Island on Monday. september 6th.
1t WINS decided ~ The meeting or the
Ohio Valley md belmont Trades ana
Labor Assemblies held here yesterday
10 have this world renowned speaker
hero for tho day IL possible and the
committee IN charge or the AFFAIR viii
send 4 special invitation 10 him to-
day.
names Of whom nav" as yet not been
announced will also likely h" Invited 10
speak her" on tn" same day and real
big program has been prepared Tor Inc
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest 20 Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and ORGANIZATIONS.

During the past week over 100 M
pl!cations wcro made at tho local army
recruiting office for victory medals
Miss Anne Morarty, government neld
clerk, will be In the recruiting office
until eight o'clock on Wednesday to re-
ceIve applications.
An appeal suit from Justice T. q
Corr;gans court. styled Herman WICK
err vs.. Harry Masseno was filed In Cir,
to receive property AT l13 seventh
street. and was given Judgment by Inc
squire. The defendant appealed.
Drivers OF automobiles. rs well as
motorcycles. Will be arrest cd and taken
violate tho C!ty's traffic ordinance by
pasSlng Stationary car which is TAX
ing on or dischnr sing passengers. &C.
cording 10 orders issued by Chief oil
Police Fred Frazier
Miss Amelia Faro Is being detained
b. the police. ponding the arrival Of
relatives from Cleveland. o. The women
appeared al headquarters saturday ano
claimed that she lost her railroad tickc'
10 Cleveland. She Is believed TO be de-
,nentcd. and was removed 10 the NORTH
Wheeling hospital.
At recent meeting OF the Whcelins
Playground directors IL was decided
lhnf all the Instructors should wea!
sweaters with tho letters Nv. T. ~
which stands for Wheeling Playground
Instructors This Ia so that those In
charge cnn be recognized b. out-of-to"n
visitors.
Tho annual picnic OF the Masonic
ciIh Of this city will he hold on August
Rih at Wheeling Park. The committee
in charge Is preparing a very interesting
program OF events IN which all members
w,ll take part during the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

A gtrl may have shining soul but
she won't stand for a shining face.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
HAIpUu's PATEER-U-LAw.
DAD Not Always Love HIS son-in-IaV
rs He Does TodAy-Is Real
Booster NOW.

When Florence King married War
-au G Harding. editor. she did +; In do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS,
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