The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11
ADDRESS OF WELCOME AND RE
SPoNsES TAKE UP MORNING
sEsSloN-EIGHTYN
ATTENDANCE
Delegates Journey TO Bethesda In tho
evening FOR Bsnquet-other
News Prom Benatre


rruag national convention OF the Class
BOTTLE BrIwers' association here yes
,erday was given over TO session q,
yv,;ch the delegates were welcomed ana
=, an outing and banquet ~ Ep"orth
ark More than four score delegates
from. the United States and Canada are
-t,nrdlrr the convention. All OF the
ratIonal orhcers and executive boar"
arc here n was said last night that
rNrre would be no opposition 20 re-
election os President John A. Vol! and
all other national officers for the en-
suing year.
Tho delegates last night enjoyed a
S1nque, n E;pworth Park hotel. Bethes-
la, following a trip 10 that resort ana
IN outing At the park The event proved
very enjoyable and In addition 70 the
delegates many others enjoyed N" out
ing and banquet
YESTERDAY mornings session was held
:, ths Temple theatre Il followed
parade over the principal streets in the
business district BY 'he delegates and
members OF Branch No. - OF this city.
VIII J. Ebbert. chairman Of the ar
ranSement committee. presided ut the
initial session and told the delegates
arranEements had been made 70 make
their stay interesting and enjoyable
In turn addresses OF welcome were
given by Mayor John +. Wyatt. VII"
presented President Vol with key 10
the city: c. I. Belt. attorney: w. u NC
Claim. banker: VIM T. Roberts, Goa!
miners official and George W. fost
bottle manufacturer
President John A. Vol. IN respond
Ing said that the bottle workers would
keen the key untarnished He went
or6i -
bls with the Industrial world today. II"
aid the trouble was that Christian doc
trina had been cast aside for self The
sresker said there should be human
equality where each individual would
work for the interest OF all He SAID
both bolsheviSm and capitalism are ad-
verse 10 this theory OF working Tor the
benefit OF ar. He said that IN the W
years OF collective bargaining In the
bottle trade that there had not been
general strike The speaker paid
glowing tribute 10 Mr.. Yost. saving ne
was always fair and added that the
world needed such men As he
Coos 70 Columbus
Arthur \. Beckmar. secretary % IN"
RellaIre Chamber Of Commerce Will x"
20 Columbus today where ne vii! con-
FER with the representatives OF the
State Public Utilities commission WITH
reSares 70 the power rates In ReIIalre'
Sometime ago members OF the Chamber
Of Commerce and the local manufactur-
ers who use electric current took up
the matter OF what Is said to be an
exhorbitant rate here. Beckman on
Tuesday will gather information with
regards TO the rate here and IN other
communities. Local manufacturers and
other big users OF electricity Will aid
Nrk NJ
effort will be made 10 secure a cheap
or rate here.
Funeral services for the late MrI.
Sarah Swisher. So. who died yesterday
at her home on 35th street VIII DE held
Wednesday afternoon AT the late home
Rev. j. II. Palmer CT Lhe FIRST NJ L.
church will have charge OF the serv-
>reS Burial will be IN the Rose Hin
cemetery Deceased leaves her husband.
one daughter and one son.
Misses Marie Ney and Julia Nemei"
entertained friends last evening At tie
home OF the former on North Belmont
street The event was 4 reception -
honor Of Miss Nanette Hauser, of New
York city who Is visitor in Bellal-e.
Began water Lima Work
The contracting firm of TaSenhorse
and Mclaughlin OF Fast Liverpool. yes
terday put a force OF men 10 work on
the job OF placing a 20-tnch water main
from Railroad street 70 the city reSer-
volr. a distance Of about 900 feet. The
new main will be put down in Water
Alley. The work will be rushed TO rapid
completion.
Legion Post Met
A meeting Of Bella.re Post. No :"
American Legion was held LIST nigh, at
the quarters In the City building. The
meeting was largely attended and I'M
portant matters were given attention.
To County Seat
BellaIre members OF the Belmont
County Medical Society will go to st
Claisville this evening where they will
attend the meeting OF the society at the
office Of County Health Commissioned
F. r. Dew. Doctors from Columbus are
to speak on tuberculosis.
Signing Petitions
Persons residing on Indian Run.
Twenty-third street and on Pinch Run
are signing petitions at the present time
asking the city council TO hive alarm
boxes placed in those sections. The
water lines are TO be extended to those
sections OF the city and the residents
believe they are entitled 10 fire alarm
facilities also.
Many at Chautauqua
Shadyside's second annual Redpath
CnautauQua got under way yesterday.
There were fine attractions yesterday
afternoon and last night. The program
this afternoon and this evening will be
moro interesting than those held yester-
day.
Stores to Close
Practically all OF the stores in Bellatre
will be closed Wednesday afternoon.
Practically all OF the grocery stores here
close Wednesday at noon the yeac
around. Beginning tomorrow and con-
tinuing through this month and next
the clothing and dry good stores viii!
close Wednesday Of each week at noon.
Cemetery Meeting.
A meeting OF the lot owners and
other persons interested In the Wegee
cemetery Is TO be held this evening on
the lawn OF the Presbyterian church
at Shadyside. The purpose Of the meet
ing has not been disclosed hut II IS
said many matters will be up for at
tention.
Trustees to Meet.
4 meeting OF the Pultnev township
trustees Is to be held this evening ar
The office Of Clerk VIII J Campbell
in the city building A number Of i'm
por,aut matters are 70 be given at
tention at the meeting
Clock Again Running.
The town clock on &the Central
school building is again cumming. The
clock was stopped for several DAYS
with the hands stationary at ln::J
O'Clock Many persons. accustomed t.
going by the c!tys time piece con-
panied during the time the clock was
out Of commission.
ministers Picnic
The plans have been completed for
the picnic Of the members, Of the Bel