The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
LOCAL REPUBLICANS PLAN
T0ATTEND HARDING MEETING
PLANS BEING FORMULATED FOR
ATTENDANCE OF HARDING CLUB
AT WHEELING NEXT TUESDAY

PLANS BEING FORMULATED FOR
ATTENDANCE OF HARDING CLUB
AT WHEELING NEXT TUESDAY
Members Of Martins Ferry, Bridgeport
and Bellaire Clubs May March in a
Body to Meet Candidate Harding
The suggestion has been made that
all ut the members Of the Harding Re-
publican clubs. and all other R"puhI!-
cans OF the three river front towns on
IN" ohio side If the river. meet Il
central point and march t" Wheeling in
Ia body 10 meet Senator Warren q.
Harding. candidate Tor the presidency
on the Republican ticket when he ar
rivrS in that city for an address on
Tuesday of next week. The matter Of
the participation in II plan OF THIS kiLd
viii hc taken up 1T the club meeting 10
hr held IN this Cty TINS evening. and
If favorable action is taken. tIu'h II
Wilbur Brown Will appoint his li"L len
ants ana make plans for the parade.
Emancipation Day
Practically all of the culorcd RESI-
dents Of the city attended the annual
outing and celrhration of Emancipation
day. which was held on thc State tasr
grounds on Wheeling Island Yesterday
The outing was proceeded by a street
parade in which the local Buckeye band
participated and all report having spent
4 very rnJoyahl" day.
Entertainment plans Complete
Til" committee IN charge Of the plans
for the entertainment ui the battery ~
artillery which will arrive IN this city
Friday evening reported all plans prac-
tiCtIlN Cumpl"tcd, and everything ready
for the arrival ot IN" company. Wilbur
HcSlup has requested TINT all whl M.SA
To- dnnlt. pies and cakes. will send them
To the furniture store on South Fourth
street
Mrp. Turner to Entertain
The first meeting of the Maids and
MAtruns Of this city for the fall season
viii b.. held at tho homo OF Mrs. John
NJ. Turner on South Third street this
aftcrnoun Mt which time the plans Tor
the meetings to be held during the WIN
ter season will be- taken UP Tor discus
SION.
Monument Meeting Monday
4 meeting OF the committees .Appo.ht-
cd from the fraternal and civic orr mi
cations. to rartic!paic in the plans i"r
the repair of the old cemetery and tn.
raising of a monumnt in that place for
the carly pioneers of this section, Will
be- held ut the city building next Mon
day evening, and those interested are
urged to attend the meeting.
Big Feed Monday
M members. pledges and others In
tvrcs,"L IN the Alpha III Alumni fra
t"rnity Will gather at the fraternity
rooms Mt the lloge building next Mon
day evening at which time one II 'hc
largest feeds in the history OF the fra
irrniiy will be spread. Preparations
are being made TO spring II grert s.r-
prise for those who attend and the" s
nn doubt but what the event VII hc
Il great success.
cards. music and other social divers
ions viii be enjoyed during the early
part OF the evening following which Il
tempting lunch will be served 10y the
committee in charge. Prizes Will be
awarded to the winners Of the card
Tickets Quo Monday
The tickets for thu Red lalh Lyc"um
course which l. heinS brought |" this
city this season 10y the members Of the
Alpha ~ Alumni fraternity VIII L" on
sal" next Monday evening and tirkrtS
can lmr had from all members OF the
fraternity. Their" will be fly" numbers
this season which are classrl nS the
best ever. There is no doubt but what
IN" course this year w!li be great
success aS residents OF THIS Cty nav"
not h",n treated In such II good course
10: j1r i..rt Two yeats.
Machinery Here
The stone Crushcr and road roller
which was recently ordered hy tn"
Board Of Township commissioners. ar
rived in this city yesterday morning and
the machines Will he given a lryout on
the roads north OF town at once. 4
larE" Pile IF stone has already been
prepared for operations.
Mrs. Henry kochrSrn. one OF the best
known residents OF this city. died ~ the
family home. III Pearl street yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock, following n
ten days illness. She was in the 10th
year Of her ago, was formerly Miss
Nina Ash. and was born IN Tyler county
West Virginia. August 10th. 1871. She
has been Il resident of this city for the
past twcnty-S"vrn years and Il consist
cnt member OF the First Baptist church.
20 h;i
ID. Ash Of Mddlebourn". and Irwin q.
Ash Of ST. MaryS. W. Va as we'll as i
sister. Mrs. James l.. Smith of Middle
bourne. w. Va. survive to mourn her
loss. The funeral services will he held
from the place Of death Saturday after
noon 1T $50 O'Clock in charge OF Rev.
l.. Il. MCDanol. aStor Of the First Bap-
CSt church. The !ntcrmcnt will be made
at IsIvrrNicw cemetery.
Jack London Story
Tho Jack London story entitled The
Mutiny of the ElsinorC." one Of the typ
rally interesting stories produced by
this wonderful writer transferred I" the
screen. wall be shown at the Fcnrhy
thcatr" IN this city this afternoon and
evening.
Appointed District officer
Frank i. Barr. ono OF tn" well known
loca! residents and an energetic member
Of the local council of the Junior Order
of the United American Mechanics. has
received notice Of his appointment as
district deputy Of the order for this dis
trCt. The local man has been hard
1--WE TO Attend Hearing
A numh'r of the interested citizens
OF this place are planning TO go to
Stcubcnvile Saturday Of this week Il
Federal Judge Sat"r arrangcs tn hear
the case of the city against tho Wheel
ing Traction company. similar case
has been filed by III" city OF n"!lair"
and action IN both cases will probably
he taken at the same time.
Entertain For visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Mckee OF THIS
city will be hosts I" Il large party III
friends at Their HON" on Elm street to-
morrow evening IN honor Of Mira. lnuI
'. Carpenter OF JacksonVilic. Fla. and
Miss Kitty Marie Hall Of San Diego.
Cal. both OF whom arc visiting in TINS
city. The usual program Of social d.
versions viii b" followed by tempt
InE luncheon.
struck BY Auto
George ThornEatr. well known local
young man was struck and knocked
down by an automobile near tho corner
of Broadway and Adams street yrsicr-
day evening Mt & o'clock. He was rushed
attention by DR.. Charles B. Messcrly
and later Ia en- to his home lie ~
reported To he suffering with severe
bruises. The name Of tho driver of the
machine which struck him was not Oh
tainaDle.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Mrs John Dillon OF Third street spent
yesterday visiting fi,h friends in
Wheeling.
Tho members Of tho hook and ladder
company Will meet at the central hose
house this evening ut $40 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. George Weiskircher OF
North Fifth street are spending their
vacation visiting at Atlantic city.