The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
HON, NEWELL KENNON
DELIVERED GOOD TALK
PROMINENT BELMONT COUNTY
ATTORNEY DELIVERED INTER
ESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE
TALK TO LOCAL VOTERS
Meeting Of Voters Held In Elks' CLUB
Building Last Night Was Wen
Attended and Enthusiastic.

Another big meeting of the RePuo,
the Elks' club building on North
Fourth street last night. at which time
Newell kcnnon. prominent attorney or
St. Clairsvllle. O., was the mann speak
err The speaker talked interestingly
on the issues of the present political
campa gn. as we'll as on President Will
sons proposed League Of Nations, and
he was we'll received by all present.
Sample ballots for the purpose OF In
struction in voting were handed to all
present at the meeting, and all. espe-
cially the new voters. seemed greatly
interested in learning how 10 cast
their votes correctly. Announcement
was made at the meeting of the COM
ing Of Harry l.. Davis to this city FOR
an address. at the corner of Fifth and
Walnut streets this afternoon at
o'clock.
Next Governor Coming.
Harry l.. Davis. Republican candi.
date for the office Of governor OF OHIO
and three times mayor of Cleveland.
o.. will arrive here shortly arter noon
today for n talk TO be residents of this
city and vicinity. The address viii be
delivered at the City building corner,
on Fifth and Walnut streets, and hun
dreds of those residing in the country
west Of town are expected TO be IN TO
Banquet invitations Out.
The invitations have been issued by
the committee in charge TO the fire
mems banquet; which Will be held at
Fourth street tomorrow evening at
o'clock 4 number Of the friends Of
the department have also been invited
to the event
Mrs. William Saunders was the
charming hostess TO the Industrious
DANES Of this city at her home on
West Washington street yesterday att
ernoon. The usual club diversions
were followed during the afternoon.
and the closing feature was lunchcon
Sef'eN Pr prosraIn Starts Today.
Tho program Of events Tor the nre-
mems celebration will start this after
lows: 1870. shoe race: 200, bicycle
races; o:30, pipe races; 2:45. eX-hre-
mems race: 500. .e1-tire chiefs race;
$40. travelling salesmen,s race; $40.
feature of the day will be me com
munity dance at o'clock This eve
ming.
Officers Jerry Burton. Ellwood Roth
crmund ana John Nichols of this city
attended meeting Of the Ioraternal
Order of Police held at Bcllaire yester-
day.
The stone CruSher, road roHer ana
steam engine recently ItNtlN'u ~ N''N
township trustees were tried out yes
tcrdav and after they proved perfectly
satisfactory they were purchased by
the trustees The officials are now IN
position to do some road worS VINE"
Fighters Arrested.
Edward Brown and Morris Lancas-
ter, employees Of the local plant OF the
wheeling Steel and Iron company.
were ARRESTED by w thS 'If shti%s Ss Both
viii get hearings before Mayor Cole
man this morning.
A good crowd OF the local mcnlocrS
the big meeting Of the chapter al
Bridgeport tomorrow evening, AT which
the ceremony Of installing the new
chapter of Steuhenville, o.: MI VII DC d
officers Of the fraternity Will be pres
emit at the event
The bazaar and festival whicn mas
been going on for the past W%cR un nr,
mit,ea Of the Fraternal Hall 4%srocia-
ZION in the Frat hall ON North Fllt9
street, will close tomorrow evening anu
The officials in charge report mat mus
far it has been very Sue'e's'u'
event.
More than twenty of the tribes or the
Red Men Of the Eastern district OF Ohio
will send representatives TO the DE
district meeting OF the order to De heia
IN tho Fraternal hall on North Fifth
street saturday evening; STATE oHlCcls
of the order have promised TO De pres
ont and this is expected TO be one o,
the biggest events Of the Kind he!u
in the state.
A large amount of propaEanoa naS
bccn found being used in this flcinitE
against tho candidacy OF various St
the Republicans on the ticket Tor snc
cnminE election. such as that they are
vet etc. This line Of stuff Is being
handed to the women voters eSpSc'aIS.
with the hope that they Will theren!
hc mislcd, but someone is not rcck"N-
Ing with the propensity OF the woman
n find out for herself. and THIS Hhc
Of propa ganda will only act ms
boomerang.
Those who will ne necessarily an
sent fron, their homes en- election day
have been urged to arrange to cast
,beir votes Ballots can be secured
80 the county election board. ana
- kcd before notary public proNlu-
cd they arc returned to the ciccl!oh
hoard Of the judge Of their home pre-"
cinct' prior to the closing or inc polls
y" Fire chief Loses Keys. :,
Fire Chief John Moore reports IN"
- , b,irch Of valuable Keys some