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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
About People
Novsmsnts Of Individuals TO And
Prom The City.
At THE HOTELS

1O4or-I. hfNlillt'' az '''"N' - -
Brown. I.,rkc-$burE: r. \. Morris
Fits hI-S!~
McLur-w. l.. Stevens. Iiun;.nSton'
MIR and Mrs. r.. r. Scu,ly. New Mar
,,nsyi!l.. y. \. S"ba "a. FH!rmon;: II. l..
Hess. Si<'rrsvj,.".
wtndsor-i!at!,s S'3kI"tuU. iuGt.ns'
.un. Graham Lynch. CfarksHurg: L. =
RuSa. Weston. II. l. Clark. HucNhan-
non.
stamm-Is,v.d Hoylr,. Park"r>hnrE;
E;,h., prvtn,. w.; Liberty: W. II. va"
Sayrr,. Ba.nc>v!i's: Av"ria. l"r."".
Hundred; r. l.. Thomas. New Martin
v:',". W. J. pev;"". Hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wt:lltan RacNy. e
Nav Yo-k r!ty. are III guests o:
frirndS In ;hts city.
NJ. and Mrs W. \. Bro"NS. Of canon
arrived IN ;hn cay yesterday at'"rn""a
AID VII spend several days "!th r'''-
t.vrs ard friends in ESat Wheeling
Mrs " Bates. o. New York. who has
,....1 v.s,:t:nE Wit t"."rdS III th:S ':;E
al, ir,y. today ;"- Nrr home.
T.. Flushing. OF ;h:s cry. !" VISITING
- Morgau;ovn. Tor :, Nv day
Mrs. J. II. Mcpr"mo;t. "c Morx43-
.oy, who xAi III. Gu"s; o. Mrs. frrl
L.ch-- =: a"r HON" on F:rS; ''T"'''.
has gore 20 Wheeling - VS.: L." ''"c"
Mss Dorothy Fisher. who = 4 S;GG"n;
= Nj d.. C'aac:cl academy.
Ms. AGr,ia McMahor vii" recently
v-dnryrnt ~ operation !or apprndi"'i.3
-. tn, Ohio Valley General hospital"
f.s beca removed 20 her home n W"';S
bug.
Mr.. and Mr. r Il t""y, Of Manning
.o,,. hav. returned ,.n't" a:t'" S2"Hh-
ny few days ~ :his "!.v.
.iiss t;.oiSo Eicw"~. =; WI"s'.nS
DO Eas been ".>.t!aE friends n
Charleston. stopped on her WAY back
home 20 Wis.,. Miss trance S!ng.-Hun:-
:ns;on He-ald-DiSpatch
Robert. Bean>. editor OF The Whee.-
:ng T"lcS-aph - confined - his home
with tho mumnc.
NJ and Mr.. L. l.. Barlow. OF Nv
YORK CRY. ar" spending Few days
visiting t-irnd, ard relatives.
Mrs. - ;;iiaTr II. dupont ard SOL. o.:
New York City. arrived mr." yesterday
aid will spend some line visiting rc..-
,.v"s and friends.
NJ ard Mrs AARON 'To,de;rn. Of
Woodshald. O.. are VISITING vc!,:!v"s n
his city over n" w"cE-"nG.
J. H. W!nton arrived In this city
from columbus. o.. y"S:rrdI" and VII!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

II the number OF deficiency expertsP
KEEPS on increasing, II won't b LONG
until thereli be no room in any shop
tor the workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

A pompouS i!tti" ma7 always thinks
h" is being imposed upon-and he's gen
orally right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
WOOD STREET

Mrs. Wm. Former. 260S Wood So.
says: My h:dncyS Were weak and
IN" 20 hav" attacks Of Blackjack" s.
had couldn't do my work. ! C'dnt
sleep well. had Dizzy headaches.
and nay kidneys acted frequently.
puan'y Kidney F.,lg had don" 80
much rood in my famiiy.'l got
some IN Gri"s;'S Drug Stor" and
uset them. My back got strong
and well and my kidneys were IN
good order"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

AnnouncC ment has bN"n made or the
marriage ot Miss EStetie Snyder. daugh-
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Sayder OF ST.
Narys and Mr.. Roy V!rden, also OF ST.
NaryS. The wedding was Solcmuized
last Monday evening at thc home OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
Bat, sale Saturday.

,, r~tcr;trS. wifi h"ll g bake sale today
~ the George l.: Stifel company St"r :.
beginning a, $50 o'clock. A variety
OF homemade cakes. pies. cookies ard
other delicious pastry products will be
offered the patrons. Mrs. Belle EaSr-
viii b. chairman ~ charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
SEVENTEENTH ST.

Mrs Peter Conner. rs l1th 81.
says: My back WAS 80 weak and
lame I could not keep going to Il"
nv work. To sweep III" floor tired
mo out so ] had to stop and resi-.
nv head achcd and | had $'lc'
spells of dizziness l had to stay IN
bed all day. Ny Kidneys w"r" IL
regular in action, too. read q!
Doan's Kidney Pills and Dough;
som" at Quinn'H Drug store. Do;,n'S
helped me- WONDERFULLY and s"nr
f.lt like different woman. NJ
back did not truuh!" N" and M
Kidneys acted regularly. J. gladly
endorse Doan'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05
McCOLLOCH ST.

Isaac Crow. o09 McColloch ST..
,ays: My kidneys bothered me
great dca,. The action was !rregu-
lar AMI IN" Secrc,ions contained
sediment. When l was young l
strained myself across my Kidneys.
Since then | have been subject 10
spells OF backache and pains in the
SINAI! % my back and over my
kidneys. I have used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they have relieved me
Of the pains and kidney trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-05

Stamm-Is,v!d Euyl"'. ParK"r>nHrI
Eth.! prvin,. w.; Liberty: W. II va"
saver. Ra.nc>vNIs: Av"ria! p"r."".
Hundred: r. l.. Thomas. Ne" Martin"
VILE: ". J. pev!Gr. Hundred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

lDE NEHr Sleeping rUyw Iu private
."u" rrrair entrance. Zia W. Third.
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t.H hENr Furnished r,o roam- aei
t'N Iu now 7.rHH' uI"r'r.a south
,t' "''.' ''''' .'' '''." ..' ''
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Ua'.d a..,.u.H u t,,. nu,,u alsr tso.
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"..".. ..H'n'0 ."r "rrh 'a1s'
P,
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'."". 'n. stepping room usage -''a.
Nl'U UrNl housekeeping ru"m. 90 per
W.'I 800 " I'rin
NINTu rs .t..Fv, urnt b.us.t,rp.
mg rooms boo rri,i, home. vHItI1r
1a.aur, ua,t. '1I.1.
NOgAIIa N IH .rt,u. usnt buu.rt.rp.
ur rooms. grluud floor. walking dis.
tuUtt.
NICELY furnished 4I,,siuE kitcbrn.ttr
and br,nRfau r1um In private home.
Huuily ana uyins room privileges, osaEe
s'-A.'.
SIXTH W. Iil Large Housekeeping
room. w. Nt'N 'Hhg" lubi
SECOND. W, lo3.rVo light housckccp-
INK rooms fuI rent
SECOND E. i8at. Two rooms. comfort.
anl" aud modern.
1uIn.I fprpIsn.t r,.,r. f.r limit n,.,.s-
Rr,p'uR 10 nr-t rour also two for
tnr,u Main ear. tll 81 cheyenne.
TWO ROOMS uirpy furnished for ught
housekeeping adjoining bath, garagc u
d's'l"h usas' io'''
IiuitD. b. Itts. TWO room apartment
-. completely furnished. vacant october l.
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''' 49, ~ -
IEIaI'tn t''M' 4 N"e, !aaig'
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d hHlr'It' r'oW Tor rent apa 3.
''r''. -.
ron uENr N.eey furnished room 20
uua 90 t,o Young ladies mn uarYird
couple. Iurhrn prItiiar,s n dealrcd cali
'at. h3A' mornings ur evenings.
t.... ,,,...
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".'l|nN fu'm f"r two. int 1880 per
HOW Nut Iu Sou ltc room with real
'Hm."It % n"mr' iIt" Your your very
own i.f Iv1. ur man and wife. jltncy III
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''i" ''''h' '''..
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u..H,I 300 mahogany. fur two ladies cm-
t.Is suitable nI tUo or four osase
N.|.
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stains .I.rI. ., Ir suit, f.l'pE"n. IA
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OHuFc 7Ng6
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nI.rts f,n,p EiffW ,'nI N,t,' go -
-rabic sierpinE room. al Joining bath rent
roasonab'o.
NICELY urnishrd room for rent. one or
two ladies adjoining bath. private home.
three el,o.c1, Of Main. sio ". Fourth.
NHns' ba5b y.
NICELY furnished sleeping room ad.
r.niiinn,,nnssr p"'n, 81! I'g'n' Ladies' or
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frni r", ,,rrutri ri '','' ,"hhtttlhs
priyatc entrance siioining baib w,
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ron HENr N,coiy furnished room 20
uue rr tvo young ladies nv married
couple. Ifrhun privileges ~ dcHlfgi. Call
's'. h''' mornings ur evenings.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

no BOARD and cafe gor child. viii Riy
mothers care and best reference
Usage 6j9L-R.
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1928 10 1854 rorz.,utIv.Iy 18th IN
elusive. and The Mayor and city Auditor
are hereby authorized directed and mr..
dored Co issue aud deliver 90 the contrac-
tor asslrubb.e and negotiable tax bills
Tor said assessments aud interest ass herein
provided, wen irH'alluott coupons there.
20 attached for the amounts maturing each
yenr said amounts 20 become due and
paNah.o 'l ih' oiLc" ot the Commissioner
n Finance and Revenue W 'he city ~
Tulsa. oN!'homa, on tho lot dny Of
september. each for the y.ais. 1922 90
1884, both inclusive. and ftII tav bills
shall be- dated the date W the passage Of
tn.s ordinance. ana thor, s levied and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
RALLY WEEK PROGRAM

The First Presbyterian church. 18TH
and Chapl!ne streets. will feature
Rally Week" program as follows:
Sunday. October Especial services
Morning and Evening.
Monday, October s. Sunday School
Night
tuesday, October 4-YounE Peoples
Might.
wednesday. October ConsreEa-
tional Night.
Thur sday. October 6-Men's Night
Friday. October boys Night.
The church auditorium Is being fur-
ntshed with new carpets, cushions and
lights.
The lecture rooms have been re-dec-
grated In gray and ivory. Tho lower
auditorium Is 10 have n linoleum moor
while tho ,,atform ana smaller rooms
will be recarpeted. This Improvement
gives TO the church some OF the most
attractive rooms in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
but is prohibited mostly in the efforts
Of the railroads TO lessen accidents.
Railrond Briefs,

but is prohibited mostly in the efforts
Of the railroads TO lessen accidents.
Railroad Briefs.
& l.. Shank. division passenger agent
II the Pcnnsy. las returned 10 his OF
flee MT pittsburnh after spending
bu",ncsq visit here.
Lon Mackcy. Of the II. & 0. continues
20 get' along nicely after recent Ill
ness.
George Cooper. Of the Pennsy Mt
Peninsula, las resumed duties after
spending n few dnys on business al
pittsburgh.
Tom Duffy. OF tho r. & o.. has re-
eu,ned duties after being off several
DAVIS IN account Of illness.
William rrarsul. Of the II. 4 o. re-
mains off duty on account OF slight
Illness.
Martin Policy. Of tho 3. & o.. Is eH-
orricI home tomorrow from GAINESVILLE.
where Ic has been visiting for num-
her OF days.
Paul Mrrtz. nf tho 3. & o. continues
10 rccrrrrate after brief Illness.
william Powell, Of the b. O., Will
he on the job again after being away
FOR some lime on account OF m Injury
TO his foot while at work at the Ben
wood shops
. &, II. Matthews. general passenger
agent Of tho Pennsylvania System. mas
returned to pittsburgh after rev days
in Wheeling on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
McCRUM NOT after
f. G, RIDERS PLACE
would Not Accept JOB on Public Ser
Woe Commission II Offered
He Declares.

A. Bliss McCrum. OF Charleston. Is In
wheeling as delegate TO the Amerl-
can Legion convention. which IS in scs-
sion here.
When asked concerning the validity
NJ the ruinor that ne was cand' :ato
for position on the Pubic Service
Commission. Mr. McCrum stated posi-
lively and emphatically that he was not
seeking this nor any other state Office
and that under no consideration would
he accept this appointment, K offered
TO him. which. ne says. Il has net been.
The statement" says Mr.. McCrum
that am being considered By Cover
nor Morgan Cor the Table Service Com
mission to succeed r. G. Rider. Is not
true. ! am not a candidate for any
public office. and would nos accept the
place IL rendered me. State chairman
II. q. White was in Charleston Wednes-
day, but on business not connected with
state patronage.
! Further. am an attorney for hui
one gas company, and that IL Col FREQ
Paul Grosscup's local company. mo
Charleston Dunbar Natural Gas Co VIC
obtained an increase Of five cents on
our Industrial rates n couple or in"hths
ago and every Industrial consumer ION
oil In the petition asking the l'uo'i" SER
vice Commission for the Increase.
am not interested In the pending gas
cases before the commission
Mr.. McCrum states that no ~ IN
Wheeling to attend the Legion conEen>
tion and that ne Is not mixing IL W
with politics, He has many nice l"i,SS
70 say about Wheeling ana tHe noSpt.a
~ that has been extended 10 the visit
ing Iegtcna!res
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TO OBSERVE RALLY DAY

A fne program has been arranged for
the Rally Day services TO be held Sum
day morning at $50 at tho Second Pres
byterian church. corner Twentieth and
Market street. Over nifty boys and girls
will be promoted in the beginners and
primary department and large class
will be advanced from the Junior TO the
section Of tho school. Cards
have been sent out To each member OF
tho school and II 10 anticipated by the
DIR. Charles ii. keesor
and John J. Dudley. that tho day will
mark tho banner attendance OF the Sun
day schools history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
BAKE RITE BREADERY
GETSSS42.5O VERDICT

A verdict Of sS42.So was returned yes
terday afternoon In circuit court by Il
Jury In the case styled Tom b. F?ulk'
trustee In bankruptcy for Robert 3
Davis It al. a. the Rake Rite Breadery'
VS. Gertrude Berghon.
The PLAINTIFF charged that. through
interference and many demands Tor rent
OF the plaInt!r company by tho DEFEND
ant. the breadery was forced into bank
ruptcy. and damages were asked Attor-
news Austin V. Wood and Edmund L.
Jones represented the pla!ntIT ana A.
torney Charles F. Carr!gan or MOUNDS
Vile represented the defendant.
The Jurors in tho case were: Bodley
Brooks James F. DeItz. Carl F. Etz.
T. E. Bodley. J. f. Davidson. Paul For-
ter. Hiram e. Craft. Carroll W. Reed
John Otto. Alex. Campbell r. Morrison
and r. B. Naylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SCOTT BLAYNEY BUYS
ALTMYER'S PHARMACY

A business deal was contaminated
Yesterday whereby tho Altmyer Drug
Store Mt Eleventh and McColloch streets
was transferred to Scott Blayney. who
VIII take charge this morning. Mr.. Ait
myer hns made no announcement as 70
his future Intentions.
Mr.. Blayney, the now owner 10 grad
unto OF Ohio Northern University ana
for a number of years was connected
with tho Ohio Valley General hospital
having charge OF the pharmacist depart
nent During tho war he served over
reus aa chemist and has tho olstinc-
ton Of being q registered pharmacist
in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vlr-
GInia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
EPIDEMIC Of itch
STRIKES OUR CITY

An epidemic OF seven-year itch has
struck Wheeling. and according to ply
eicians there are hundreds Of CAGES In
tho city to-day.
Physicians have warned all those who
have tho disease to be careful OF using
toilet articles. as tho disease Is very
contagious.
Hundreds Of people have compla 'ncd
In tho last three weeks Of itching and
were OF the opinion that 1t was caused
from some article being eaten. Many
blamed tomatoes as tho cause.
A local physician stated last night
that these cases wcrc genuine Itch. com
monty called tho sevcnyear itch. He
stated that during the past three days
h. has treated a hundred cases. Another
u. ys!cian stated that he has had score
or more persons each day ask him con-
corning this Itching and that but few
take the matter seriously,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SCHUCK HOME after
SUCCESSFUL Term

Attorney Charles ]. schuck. spectal
assistan, L S. district attorney. has re-
turned home from attending the federal
court session ~ Nar:!nsSuCg
Mr.. SchucH said that tho term just
ended was the most successful from the
governments stand poin: that has ever
b4en held IN the northern district OF
IVES, Virginia. we didn't ioso a case
h. said. About 90 prisoners were sem
fenced 70 the federal pen!ter tiary at
Atlanta, Ga. and FIVE young boys con-
'yicted on a charge OF robsinc post
office were sent to government
school In Washington. D. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
RAILROAD NEWS
PENNSy ATHLETIC
MEETING TONIGHT

A special meeting will he held this
evening at tho Hawley building by the
PENNSYLVANIA System Wheeling Division
Athletic club. and will be the most I'M
portant meeting to take place since IN"
club was organized. The chief sub
icrt to he taken lIp will he 10 max" plans
for winter activities OF the club. Su"h
az tho formation Of basket hhil team
billiard teams and cnlisthcni" wrk
Another event of the meeting VIII he
the rc-arransIng Of the clubs officers
brought about by the resignation OF the
president, A. J. Thicrn"y. who Ia now
attending college In tho east. J. hnTt
Eyans. who is vice president. and who.
since the absence Of Mr. Thi"rncy has
been acting ms president. n" duuh; Will
ho elected as president. Several changes
IN Tho club rules and bylaws VIII u"
made along with the appointment ot
several committees VII" Will he In
charge OF all rccr"nti"nal events MI
Dyans has requested the presence or NIL
members ut tho meeting as 1t - very
necessary that they attend. The meet
ing vii! he called for eight o'clock
sharp.
No Excursions on W. d L. E.
There vii not he any excursions on
the Wheeling nnl Lake Eric railroad
SUNDAY Tho r"nnsy and Il. < q. ar"
stu running ;r"ir Sunday excursions to
PITTSBURGH AMI return and most rroh-
ably will continue t. do 50 until about
tho middl" OF next month.
@. A. r. on Special Cars.
Th. closing Of the G.. A. r. encamp-
mcnt at indianapolis will ind several
raj ms
here today. The vets who went I" the
.rrun,nmcnt were not niily given special
ratios hut were provided with special
sIccp,np cars. Muat OF tho West F'r-
rInIa ,ncampmcnt which attended the
ovsnt pnde tho trip over the +. 4 O.
and II is expected that th"s" from
Wtncclinr and nearby towns VIII be
homo late this evening.
Many Train Riders.
Tho II. & O. continues to do y large
FREQ ridn passenger business. especially
nm ,ts freight trains going out or
Wheeling for Washington and Pitts
burEh. AcCording'to nm eye witness 'nht
evening. a freight which leaves this CITY
ohnu, min. o'clock and carries no'hing
IN, .mp,y coal cars and freight riders
bad n passenger list OF over nifty per-
sol. OF which d largo hummer "ere
,ol.-cd men who. as n presumed ar"
out OF work and are heating their way
20 .ome other town IN searching lot
.mnloymcnt. The y. & o. Is playing
h,r mart IN trying to avoid train riding
hnt II I, almost impossible 10 Keep
everyone of the rreights for tho rea-
.on chat when a freight IL leaving town
especially while going out Seventeenth
s,r..t A. looks like = football game 70
sec MY or moro persons dart out from
the sidewalks IN rush for free restT-
vo,,Nns Train riding IL really not pro-
bIhIted nv tho railroads merely 10 make
everyone pay for their transportation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Y. W. c. A. Swimming Pool

The Y. W. c. A. swimming pool Will
bc closed for one week beginning Octo-
Dor. ;. This 10 being dono In order TO
make alterations and improvements In
tho dressing rooms and pool. Every pre-
caution Is being taken to guard our
girls and women against infection and
disease Tho City Health Department
10 giving advice and cooperating with
tho associa ton to make this pool tho
most sanitary IN tho city. Constant
tests will bs made OF tho water and keep
tho pool up to q high standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
CHARGED WITH HAVING
LIQUOR IN MACHINE

State Policemen Kemper and Coivert
arrested H. c. Wtrth yesterday morning
on charge OF violating the state
liquor laws. He was confined to the JAIL
under $500 bond sand will be arra'gnea
this morning for preliminary hearing
at 9 o'clock before Squire Charles GoIo-
enherg.
With Is charged with driving heo
roadster In wh!rh there were seven
cases OF bonded liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
SUNDAY EVENINGS

Tho service next Sunday evening at
the FIRST Presbyterian church Will In
augurate . series Of Sunday evening
community programs such an have never
been attempted before Under tho pres
ent passionate these services have been
largely attended by mon and they have
grown SO that the average winter con-
grcgation nils tho church.
With Elmer Hoelzle directing the
large chorus choir and DR.. Samuel N.
Gibson every Sunday evening In the
pulpit this church anticipates q winter
OF great success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Local Clergy Attend
Episcopal Convention

Yesterday tho concluding session or
the Northwestern conv6cation OF the
Protestant Episcopal diocese OF west
Virginia, was held at Elkins. where an
meetings of the fall session were heIo
IN Grace church, with Rt. Rev. W. H.
Gravatt, D. D., bishop, presiding. Inc
concluding sermon was delivered os
Rev. John s. Alfriend, Of Weston. while
the opening sermon delivered at Tues