The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
SPEAKER FOR MERCHANTS 1NsT1-
rUTE DELIVERS INTENSELY
INTERESTING SPEECH ON
CIVIC AFFAIRS
Says All Civic Organizations and Forces
For Good Should Cooperate with
Board Of Trade


Board Of Trade
The Merchants INSTITUTES wh'r& vs.
held tn this city this wcSA ""d"d ''H'
evening The Institute wHS = great sue
cess according ~ Ctlr'HtS -; th' '""''"
Of Trade Ir. Stanley Nr"oS. "h" Wa
raA speaker Thursday ard FTidaE' was
pronounced the most interesting Sh''N'F
who has ever addressed I'm audience IN
this city. The Board Of Trade room was
nIleG. 20 canacity last uIrht y number
sat in the hall. being unable 20 get into
= the room.
Or. Krebs SPOKE for two and half
hours. and held the attention ~ al VII"
were there Mis- address was noStI! on
the cooperation Of the merchants OK
This city. and h. also urged all the civic
ORGANIZATIONS As well a. ministers. WON
ms cubs and all churches 70 "o-0pcrai"
with the Board OF Trade o. max" Il one
of the strongest institutions IN the cry
All these organizations. Slit I'r. Nre"S'
should De linked together 80 that they
may work side BY side IN the CONNER
cial problems OF the r.ty. lie Also
urged the community 10 wax" ~ ana We
active Instead OF dead and un'ntcrcSt:ns
as many other cities IN this vicinity
Retail Merchants SureaN was or
Eanized at the meetings held. and a5cG
40 merchants signed up. \ meeting Will
be Aeld in the near future 10 make plans
for campaign which NJ b. waSed
More interest has been tANcn IN TINS
event by the merchants than In any
other event OF It's kind ever gwen IN this
city and II + hoped that the interest
Will continue and not fan on.
TO Give Social.
The Luther league OF 81. Johns !.uth-
gan church will SiNc Socsa! and en-
tertainmeht at the Standby school room
rext Thursday evening MI members
and their friends az {, :Glally invited
Besides a program which Will he given
= play entitled Aunt Matilda'S Birth
day Party" will he gwen.
Rlscheuru sAn Figuring.
Mel Blackburn. who Won the ihrh
p-lle At the KiwaniS luCcheon Thurs
day evening in thu form of 4 1000 Hu-.
ian ruble note. "a still wondering wh"r"
ne comes out on the deal With US. Rus
Ian money IL as small as almost moth.
.nC Mel THINKS ne ha,, been cheated
md is, sun ricurin-: whore he is on the
deal. \ 1000 ruble note IS about III"
.rIrr Of street ear fare in Moscow.
ministerial Association.
The monthly meeting 81 the ON"
Valley Ministerial association OF III"
t'bristjan churches will be held ut ne
rirs- christian church Of Whcc'inG.
Monday morning NJ 1880. Rev. 7. I.
I;c~> nT lIrnSsl He viii read 4 pap"r
On "ryangctiStlc Problems and Is
rNmcdv" Followed hy a discussion.
l;ey. c ". Fuller Of McM"chen is pres
G"n' ard Rev. +. y shape OF this cay
- secretary
To Bankers Convention
Several BANKERS -: his city vii A.
tcnd the Ohio Bankers convention :"
", held at Cincinnati next week. Inc
following men will attend. Or. !. {;
'rarr Harold Re.thmjNer and f. +. No
combs % The Citizens Savings Bank.
George Smith Of ;he Commercial bank.
and H. T. KCchr,e:n ot the Peoples SaE- .
.,r4 bank Or. rarr and a party will
drive through In machines. Harold
I:icthniler viii 80 from me omen
ION % iowa where he WI! STcAd MS
vacation
Krekle Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services Tor Mrs. k-cH)c "t
,c.n,,il,n who died last Thursday Wi
j., held from ;hr home tomorrow after
noon ar three o'c,ock. Rev. l.. : Rose
Of the rirS, Mr;holis, church will hay"
..harcc or toe services. IHt"rmeA: WI
10 made IN Rivcrv.ew cemetery.
Ex-Soldier Dies
Marsha, J Ni.6urt. aG" g. eN-ser'''"
man died a. his home 1T No. i'enh
stree, Yesterday morning. at $50 follow
rr an attack o; heart trouble. lie nan
been IL .,rr since coming out III th'
army four Years ago and became worse
un,N re was called by death. TIC = .
survived by rs father. Edward MI .
hur, and ne following brothers and
Sisters. Mr. Anna kN;SNr % this civ .
,;c,~-, HAYES. Albert. William. Louis ,
ard Edward