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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
VALESkA SURATT
AT THE MOORE

Nnieslsn Surntt. with a catch In her
Vancouver voice. with tho waves
rollins In her hair, with tho ermine
on her niRhtie. drops the "trillan'
and ''lalns" Of the musical comedy
for the ''ya" and "r.r.rn" OF thrilling
''melierdramn" at the Moore this
week and incidentally treats the pa
irons TO some real emotional acting.
Ably asnSsted By John Mcfarland.
whose blood boils. and whose teeth
threaten 90 crack each other. he
ciencher them 10 hard. unless he has
his bucket ~ blood for breakfast.
Miss Suratt presents AN nc, that dis
plays her versatility IN pleasing
fashion.
The act. written by Jack Iait.
r~eks with the spirit OF the under.
world.
Johnny Burke Is hack wiggiinr his
fingers M the military life 20 the i'm.
msnse delight Of everyone. especially
those who dared not do 10 for two
years or less. Burke's piping voice
and unnmllinF face are premier tick.
ierA Also his ruby b~ezer
fFNNF IN fN'fh fIbf y
topped by the most most mos, super
iAtivc red hair. Her hair ir-ah. per.
feet. while Flo herself IL original
and entertaining. quite naturally.
True Rice and Flo Newton ''are
passed by the pure fun laws and
labelled original" They live up n
the label ~xceiientiy.
Harry Kahne hmaxer. entertaina.
puzzles. mystifiea and. generally. has
the audience rnpinT and scratching
lts various heads with his quin,upie
mind concentration. Kahne In 20 all
appearances n meEtai wizard and
the answer 90 How does he do ity''
would he n b~areat.
bert and Florence Mayo are al
some on the bars.aerial. A. aero
bats they are original and pleasing
In song and dance oddities. Fam
Grey and Beatrice Old Rose close the
TN Burne'ts orchestra furnishes
music. whiie Literary Digest Topics
and Kilograms comprise the res, Of
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Incidents and catchy musical mum.
berr
Lew white, oscar Gerard and I'd
die Wright are the chief merrypak-
er-. with Ruby Lang. Billie bingham
and Ted Ullmark helping the fun
along.
uilmark. Miss Lang and Miss Bing'
ham have the leading song special
ties. with the chorus OF 20 girls as.
sisiing.
The management announces that
Tuesday night there will b. an anna.
tour performance. In conjunction
with the regular show.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

| Ut. ana Mrs. Chafira =. Eukrie. OF
Tacoma. spent the weekend as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dent Hammons. at their home In the
Washington apartments.
Mrs. Falcon Josiln. who n visiting
In California. IA expected to return In
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kari Harbaugh spent
the weekend In Portland. ore.
Mrs. Charles III. Hamilton returned
Saturday from an extended trip TO
California.
Mrs. Harry Borcom and Mrs.
Walter Fulton are az present at coro-
nado. Cal.
| Mr.. John Chamberiin and daugh-
ter. Miss Isabelle chamb~rlin. win
leave this week for Fort Worth. Tex.
| Mrs George Kenyon departed Fri.
day morning for Los Angeles. where
she win Join Mr.. Kenyon and spend
the remainder OF the winter.
Miss Mae English left rccntiy for
Los Angeles. where she will make
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John spargur have
removed from the Sheridan apart.
ments TO the Washington apart.
meuts.
Mr.. Ernest janowsi<y. with Mrs.
Janowsky. Mr. Charles Tryncr and
Mr. Otto Lukascck. members for the
past season Of the Seattle symphony
orchestra. left Thursday for their
homes In Chicago.
yfr. Eugene Devsux and Mr..
Joseph J. Gilbert. Of the symphony
orchestra. left Saturday morning for
their homes In New York city and
Boston
Mr.. Gilbert T.. Duffy returned Sat.
urday from a short trip TO California.
Mr.. w. Dwight Mead has returned
from a n few days spent In Olympia.
|
Mrs. Theodore 3. Hardenbcrg and
Miss Hardcnberg have recently re
turned from a visit OF several
months In California.
I
The Orthopedic Tea Shop and the
Thrift Shop will be closed all day to-
morrow.
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at $40 o'clock.
| A feature Of the evening viii be
a realistic fashion show, given by
one OF the prominent shops In
town.
The hostesses VIII be Mrs. Daniel
y. Trefethen and Mrs. Walter b.
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Alaska Visitor


Entertaining in honor Of Mrs.
stephen Oliver easier. OF Valdez.
Alaska, Mrs. Carl Louis Torkelson
was hostess at her home on Friday
at an attractive tea
The dainty tea table. with its bas-
ket Of blossoms In the pastel shades.
was presided over by Mrs. Ruth J.
Lyons and Mrs. Clifford Hogle.
During the afternoon n delightful
musical program was given by Mrs.
easier. Miss Rose Gold and Miss
Dorothy Lyons.
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BUNGALOW FEATURES
NEW MUSICAL REVUE

SUNDAY evening George Wood In.
PRODUCED his second big company Of
entertainers TO the uhrong OF diners
al the bungalow theatre restaurant.
The new aggregation includes Jack
Holden. a most iikable young chap
with a pleasing voice and an album.
dance OF pep. Enid Meredith. a
charming little dancer: Howard
Evans. good singer: Gladys Vail and
Lila Lee. two dainty soubvttes and
a chorus 81 pretty girls.
Tonight .eature NJ the Bungalow
besides the musical revue. viii be a
dancing contest.
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PROPOSALS viii be received by
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
navy department, Washington. d.
1921, for delivering high speed coun.
tersinks to the Navy Yard, Puget
Sound, Wash. Apply for proposals
70 supply officer. Navy Yard, Puget
sound, wash. or TO the Bureau OF
supplies and Accounts. 9, J. PEG
PILES, Acting Paymaster General ar
the Navy. 2-I-2L
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FareaCeU Luncheon

In honor OF Mrs. y. r. Phillips
and her sister. Mrs. Emily Rogers.
who are departing the last OF this
month for Kansas City. Mo-. Mrs.
Il. A. Tobey recently entertained
the members OF the Wisconsin Gold.
enrod club with a farewell luncheon
at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Interesting Affairs
Planned

Mrs. Nathan Eckstein has planned
two interesting affairs TO be given at
her home on Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon. March 2 and ..
On each occasion Mrs Louise Van
Ogie. In her charming way. will In.
terpret Carpenters opera, Louise. I"
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Anna Scott Eddy. 80 ssth ave
All Eastern stars invited.
Canadian Womcss's Club Colonial Tea
The Canadian womhnH club will
give a colonial tea Tuesday evening
in the Eastern star club rooms. 1920
Arcade building. commencing nj
O'Clock, for members and friends
The committee, under the direction
OF Mrr. !. u. Fourier. have ar
rungcd a musical program. Including
Miss Mildred Tetehens. vocalist. Mrs
Lewis stanton. pianist, and Mr.
Thomas Groeniers. vocalist Con
Guiding the program will be n colon
lai mlnuet by q group of children
Mrs. Archie Mclean. chairman Of
the entertainment committed. has
also arranged for a social hour. when
Refreshments will be served. Mem
bera will wear colonial costume.
A meeting Of the executive com
mltioo will b. held at 7:3o D. IN.
Ralnisv Chapter. ID. A. H.
Rainier chapter. ID. A. H.. viii
meet Tuemiay. February 20. NJ ths
Hotel Sorrento.
The program will consist ~ an
address by Prof. oliver H. Richard
son, OF the University Of Washing
ton. who will speak on The New
and official Light Upon tho imfne
date Responsibility Of the World
War" and group OF songs By Mrs
Philip r. APPEL. accompanied By
Mrs. Joseph y. Tineon .al "Knowesi
Thou Not This Fair Land" from the
opera -Mignon". 90 Nightingale
Song" BY Ncvin. scl In the Time OF
Ro.-a." by Heichardt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

my sidce painec
me 10 at times
that | couldhardly
walk. ] sufferes
for four yearswiu
Il. Then ! saw
your advertise
ment In the papers
and ! began tax
ing Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound ] feel
stronger and an
ohlA ~ ID ~x<,~k ~
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Miss Rro,rn Entertnins

Miss Luriinc Brown entertained at
her home IN the St Paul apartments
this afternoon. with bridge party OF
four tables. Tomorrow evening Miss
Brown viii again be hostess at a
bridxc evening to be given at her
home.
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kiss A-MrSS" AT
LEWIS ORPHEUM

with an abundance OF stage mon.
ey. roulette wheels and numerous
other gambling devices fitting into
the Monte Carlo setting. kiss
A.Miss.T the offering Mt Levy's or
phcum this week. Is filled with lively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Dinner to Compliment
Dennrfinn Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. NJ. fratt viii
entertain with a dinner OF twenty
covers al their residence THURSDAY
evening. honoriug DIR. and Mrs. Al.
bert Irving Bouffieur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Engagement of Miss
Driscou and Mr.. Strout
Innnafnred
AnnOatnceC

Mrs John J. Driscoli Of New Or
leans. La. Saturday announced the
engagement Of her daughter Amy
Frances 10 Mr.. Edwin A. strout. Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin A. Strout
81 this city.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Algoma Simpson an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Ethel. TO Mr.. X. II. Bush,
son Of Mrs. Isabelle Rush OF this
city. The wedding will take place
about Easter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

the Commonwealth club viii meet
tonight February 81. a, the Good
Eats cafeteria. O'Clock. Mrs. Emma
l., Rhodes will address the club on
Hawaii" All welcome.
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Luncheon at
Rainier Club

Mrs. NJ. N. Drahan compllmented
Mrs. Robert l. Green with a lunch
con at the Rainier club this after.
noon. the guests later attending the
matinee.
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Mrs. Gates Viii
Compliment Mrs.
Williams

In compliment TO Mrs. J. w. WI.
Hams. Of Minneapolis. who Is the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs William
H. Parsons. Mrs. u. l. Gates has cx.
tended invitations to a luncheon OF
lwenty-four covers. AT the Rainier
club. on Tuesday. March I. to be fol-
lowed by an afternoon OF bridge at
the Gates residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Mr.. aud Mrs. Strure to
Be Supper Hosts

Entertaining at their home tonor-
anuxhter. Ethel. to Mr.. X. r. Roush.
sruve will be supper hosts. covers
being placed for twelve guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Dinner at Women's
UwlUersitu Club

The Women's University club win
will entertain with a club dinner
Wednesday evening, February 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Successful Treatment OF diseased
tonHlia and throat without operation
testimonials. Herb Medicine Co,
fsox ISL. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

The Z. =. weather bureau will
study air currents from station In
Montana. on the summit OF the cont.
mental divide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Mystic Social club win celebrate
its ,s,h anniversary with a snow
dane. and card party In Douglas
hall. iouh ave, and y. Pine st. Fri.
day. February %. Dancing at y,
m. Novel features will BE- intro
duc~d. Rcbckahn. Odd Fellows and
friends are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Mrs. Guie to Entertain

Mrs. T.. Hester Guie has. issued In.
vitations TO large tea next Wed.
nesday afternoon at the Oiympian
hotel in Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Women. other than relatives, are
not permitted 10 visit prisoners In
Sing Sing prison. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Seattle Moman.. Club

CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Seattle Woman's Club
The literary Interpretation class
Of Seattle Woman's club. with Mrs.
Marie Bcebc. instructor. will meet
at 1 .. m with Miss Maud Me.
Cough. iaib ssth ave.
Current Topics department will
meet with Miss McGourh at sac
p. m. with Mrs. Lee Wheeler In
charge,
Cio,~rieaf Dramatic Club
The mothers of the members Of
cloverleaf Dramatic club will meet
with Mrs. y. w Norbrrry. sai
HALEY At. nj $50 y. m. for
mothers conference. Refreshments
will be served,
Writers Club
visitors are welcome at the meet.
ing of the wrtters' club. 70 be held
at 3 p. IN, in the Erickson club
rooms. y. w, c. A. Manuscripts
viii be read by Mrs. y. l.. Adkins.
Miss MARY Kane. Miss Helen Mar
ing and Mr. James NJ. Stamps.
Ballard Dorcas Circle
Mrs. c. H. Mocain. s2s ssth 81.
viii be hostess 20 Ballard Dorcas
circle at .. m.
RhosIosi~ndron Sewing Club
An allday meeting Of tho Rhode
dendron Sewing club will be- held
with Mrs. y. T. Cooper. 7sss soth
It. \. w.
Elsie Lincoln Ben.dLrt Club
The human analysts class Of
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club will
meet NJ y. M. al st Gl6bs
building. First ave. and Madison IT.
Readings VIII be given b. Prof A.
l. siEcr. IN. H.. ana Prof John
+. Aver.
>eighbors Of Moodcraft
The campaign committee OF the
>eighbor. Of woodcraft will give
a card party at .. m. IN 100
Hoge Annex.
Totem Club Chorus
A. $50 .. m. the Totem Club
Chorus viii meet In the club rooms.
HoEe Annex.
Seattle Lodge No. 7
Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree 81
Honor protective association. aux.
Hilary 20 Evergreen Lodge No. :.
A. q. 4. W. will oh@ery. Wash.
ington'H birthday with a progressive
whist party at ssao .. IN. In Ever.
green hail. Arcade building. Re
Treatments will b. served and all
friends are invited to attend.
W. q. W. 1853
W. q. W. 1859 viii give a dance
in their hail. Fourth ave. and Marion
"a. Tuesday. February 20. at . .. m.
No admission charge
Elliott hay Camp ~ W. A.
Uniform Rank Of Elliott Bay
Camp. NJ w. A.. at Knights Of
f.yshias han. Third ave. and Wiz.
Rinia IT, Dance for members and
friends
IAur~t Camp
faur-i Camp At Swedish hail.
Initiation.
Parliamentary Procedure D~pt-
Wcman's Century Club
Parliamentary procedure depart.
ment ~ tho wornan's Century club
NJ Y. W. G. A. at .. m.
Eastern Star Club
Eastern star club AT club roorns.
1000 Arcade building. at O'Clock
Card party 10 which all Eastern
siars and their friends invited.
lady Stirling Chapter. u. A. ".
Lady Stirling Chapter. u. A. r..
with regent Mrs. 4. \. Masters.
2ssT franklin at. from 20 5
O'Clock.
Ladies Auxiliary Seattle
Gymnastie Society
Ladies' auxiliary. Scatti. Gym.
nas'ic society. Mt 1919 Eighth ave.
Mt 2.ib p. m. Cards.
Greenwood ]. O. o. y. Lodge
Greenwood !. o. o. r. Lodge and
Cosgrove Rebcknh club In Odd Eel
lows hall. Fremont Mt $40 .. m.
Ge,'togcthcr meeting and card
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

The neat dance Of the Bachelors
club will be given saturday evening
March ~. in the Masonic Temps
under tho title d tho Emerald
Ball.
This In the clubs third annual
dance and u IL intended to make II
one Of tho mort elaborate and un,
usual. Tho committee In charge In.
ciudca Mearrx Charles Brtckel. Oscar
seeerr. Clyde Rogers. Herbert Meta
dorf. Vernon Keeper. jr.. and John
Nilner. chairman.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Queen institute. Y. u. J.. announ-
eea for the evening Of Thursday.
February -. a big open meeting
which will be held in tho knights Of
Columbus hall. and 20 which every
Catholic young woman In the city IL
invited. A. feature of the Inter.
es,lng program which has been mr.
ranged By a committee OF which
MiAs Veronica Kelly IL chairman.
Rev. Father James f.anigan. pastor
Of ST Marxarst's church. viii give
an address on Conditions IN Ire
land Father fanisan will relate
many thrilling incidents, some Of
which he experienced himself on bis
recent trip 10 Ireland. MIR. Michele
ID. Caro-. famous Italian baritone.
viii give rvscrai selections. and other
numbers on the program include y
solo b. Mls~ Frances Mullen. mezzo
soprano. imperHona,ions Of Harry
Lauder. by Mr.. Young. solo b MisF
Ethel Hannah. soprano: reading By
Mr. Charles Moriarty. and selections
by the Y. 4. I. orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
WOMAN SICK
FOUR YEARS


Stems, Miss. II was all run down
and nervous with female trouble and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

chlnss~ tone poems. John Alder Carp
On o screen
t-l'Ae Cdaiinque"
ssrc u Young Gerttemsn
Mira Peabody.
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at $40 o'clock.

at $50 o'clock.
A feature Of the evening viii be
a realistic fashion show. given by
one OF the prominent shops In
town.
The hostesses VIII be Mrs. Daniel
y. Trefethen and Mrs. Walter b.
Eetfleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree os
Honor. protective association. aux.
Hilary 20 Evergreen Lodge No. :.
A. .. 4. W. will observe Wash.
ington'S birthday with a progressive
whist party at s.ao .. m. In Ever.
green hail. Arcade building. Re
frcahmenr will b. served and all
friends are invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

W. O. W. 1859 viii give a dance
in their hail. Fourth ave. and Ma on
Il. Tuesday. February -. at . o. m.
No admission charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Uniform Rank Of Elliott Bay
Camp. NJ. w. A.. at knights Of
ryshias han. Third ave. and vir.
Ktnia ~. Dance for members and
| friends.
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A. r. H. NJ. ~. club with MN.
Anna Scott Eddy. iss ssth ave.
All Eastern stars invited
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Nrlghbor. Of Noodcrali


AZ $50 y. m. the Totem Club
Chorus viii meet In the club rooms.
HoEc Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

The human analysts ciaAs Of
Elsie Lincoln benedict club will
meet nj y. m. al sst 0l6be
building. F1ni ave. and Madison IT.
Readings Win be given b. Prof A.
l.. siEcr. IN. H.. ana Prof. John
T.. Aver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10
PLAIN CLOTHES
MAN ASSAULTED
NEW OFFICER AT wELLSBURG
BADLY BEATEN WITH OWN
GUN,
Two Alleged Disorderlies Resist Arrest
and wound Policeman.

Night Policeman Elmer B,ankenso7.
wcil known resident IF Wcllsburg, who
was sworn in las: week rs one Of III,
plain clothes men Of the NVellsburS pn-
lice force. was the victim OF vicious
attack Sunday morning at o'clock Il,
the Pennsylvania railroad depot a.
We'lsburg. when he cndeavorrd to ar
rest two young men. Ralph Laughcad
and James Robinson, for alleged dis
orderly conduct.
The two young men. It Is charged had
been hanging around the depot making
considerable noise and waking the pea
pie in that vicinity. officer Eianke"-
SOP came up and endcavOred To pat Them
under arrest. Instead. it Is charged
they took the revolver which nc held
IN his hand. away from him and gave
him severe beating. The two meG
:hcn made their escape. and up until
late hour last evening had not been
apprehrndcd.
Peter Blankensop. n brother OF the
injured man, happened alonG shortly
after the fray and found a man WORT
ing over the officer. banda ging his
wounds BlankenSOp was then removed
10 his home on Twenty-sevcnth street.
where il was reported last night he was
resting as easily as could he expected
Several residents of Wellsburg stated
that the officer. II necessary. should
have used the revolver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-10

Now is good time for renting
rooms. houses and flats. Read and use
IntellIGencer Want Ads.
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INTElLIGir,N"ER WANT ADS.
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GOOD ROADS WI
j, LEG|SLAT|0K
IS FULLY DIscussED At ooN1z1
ENCE AT PORT 141Nx
CLUB.
Clear UndsrstandinE Had Of Gf1aAe1
and Necessary New
I.aw1. f-srr

Representatives OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Ohio County Board OF Conn.,
missioncrs and Wheeling improvement
Assoclat ton held a conference yesterday
afternoon at the Fort Henry Club ct 80
which time there was discussed legte-s
lation which is proposed to Introduce AtsSsJ
the coming session Of the West Virgins I;
legislature which is of vital tntereetS
10 Wheeling and vicinity. Especitl at-sssf
tcntion was given to proposed amend.sFs
mcnts to the good road law, and pro.
posed state assistance Tor street ana
road paving in Wheeling and onio ~
county. =
All members II the legislature from NJ;
Ohio county were present as wen as
Senator Jesse A. Bloch and Senator J..sss,i
Ness Porter. The discussion laSteo 1oEs-1
! several hours. r.
Mr.. Alex Glass presided as chairman 50
OF the meeting and Mr.: Harry r. Corr;
curan, manager Of the Chamber OK CONF e
merce served as secretary. EAas
report was received from Hon. u. -
J. Cullinan, special attorney Tor tn0> u
city and county. relative 20 the pr0.sEi
posed new road legislation, and Senator 49,
! bloch, one Of the members or the COM
! mittcc appointed D. Governor Corn
well 10 draw up program or ROAD legis.S -
lation for the legislature gave an ac- 3
! counting Of tho work OF that commlttee-
The discussion, which was very coni4sAse
plctc covered all possible contingencieSsass
7 affecting Wheeling, Ohio county and ad.Sy
: accent Counties. and Ohio county memffs4
! hers of the House of Delegates exiEsss
! pressed the desire TO secure LEGISLATOR ~
3 which will Civ" back I" wheeling con.St2
, troll Of its streets. and enable the city 81
| 10 limit heavy truck traffic: ana also t0errS5
! insure 4 return To ON" county ana aug
| iaccnt counties fair share of the funds
! received from the sale OF bonds OF statesTs
! road bonds. -
: All those present expressed them, - J,
: selves as V eli satisfied with the resuitSsss
: IF Inc meeting from which there %aS 20
secured Il clear understanding or NC
. situation as it affects Wheeling ana VIA
. ,ininly. and tine Legislation necessary 70 ~
, rrotcct the interests q the city ana -
; county. spSt /
! 4 number oc bills are In course or
: nrcraration tn be presented during tnt-pa
, coming session Of tn" legislature. Fhcsu5
are beng prepared by Judge James h.sss
! Ewing Hon NJ. ]. CulInsn. City Sohci.-As
tor J. J. y. OBrien and Prosecuting AZ
, torncv Carl q. BaClmann.
Among those present 1T yesterday 81,
! cunfrrrrce were Senator J. 4. Bloch
: Snaa,"r J. Ness Porter. Hon. W: j. OIt9 ~
; lion. Harry a Weiss. Hon Milton NC 80,
. C'ollnrh. Hon. Wright Hugus, Mr. AleSsssa
/ class Harry p. Corc"r:tn. manager %
: ,hc Chamber OF commerce. mayor q
! fhomas f. Thoner. President Dan Dean e
! ~ tho board Of Commissioners; Prose. -
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