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Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Several Attractive Affairs
for Mrs, B, B, Kelly.

A number Of very attractive affairs
were given during the week in compli-
ment to Mrs. B. B. Kelly, who will
leave today tSunday) for Missoula
where she is the house mother at the
Kappa Alpha Theta soroity house. She
has been the guest Of Mrs. Herbert
Strain during her visit with friends
here
Sunday evening a week ago DR.. and
Mrs. George e. Longeway entertained
at dinner for Mrs. Kelly. Monday noon
Mrs. Herbert Strain was hostess to II
guests with a luncheon in her honor.
Mrs. Q. T. Wadsworth entertained in
formally at the Hotel Rainbow with
luncheon Tuesday noon. Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Burns gave a
dinner at their home on Smelter Hill.
An attractive luncheon was given by
Mrs. G. %. Ladd Thursday noon. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Flow
erree entertained with four tables Of
bridge. Wednesday noon Mrs. j. r.
Hobbins entertained for her sister
Mrs. W. Saunders. and her mother.
Mrs. r. Beede, and Mrs. Kelly at the
Hotel Rainbow. A family dinner was
given in her honor Wednesday evening
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. A. +.
Longeway. Mrs r. NJ. Leslie IN Fri
day afternoon gave small tea Mrs.
Kelly was the honor guest at the Sat
urday bridge club and luncheon st
which Mrs. F. NJ. Tenney vas h,stess,
Mrs. Charles E. Kelsey entertained
with bridge for her last evening.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Great Falls Couple
We'd During Week.

The marriage of Paul F. Lucker and
Miss Babe E. Peterson was solemnized
Wednesday morning at o'clock in
ST. AIMS cathedral by the Rev. Father
NJ T. O'Brien.
The bride was attended by Miss
Sophia Krebs, a cousin of the BRIDE
groom. The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Arnold Lucker.
Miss Peterson wore frock of en-
broidered white georgette crepe and
carried a corsage of BRIDES roses. Her
attendant wore lavender satin. Her
corsage was of sweet peas.
At 6 o'clock, at the home of Mr..
Lucker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lucker, SO4 Fourth avenue south,
dinner was served to the bridal party
and the immediate relatives. Spring
flowers formed the attractive decora-
tions arranged for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucker will be at home
to their friends at $50 First avenue
north after May !.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Are Joint Hostesses
for Miss Mady. .

Miss Elizabeth Bowen and Miss
Genevieve Robinson Of the Maryland
entertained Tuesday evening in COM
pliment to Miss Gretchen Mae Mady
with tea towel shower and bridge.
The head prize was awarded to Miss
Dava Osterlie and the consolation
prize to Miss Bertha O'Blenis. Lunch
con was served at II o'clock.
Those present were Mrs. Thomas
Staunton, Mrs D. W. Robb. Mrs.
Clarence Allison. Miss Mary Gmeinder,
Miss Nora Hulbush, Miss Gladys Rex
ford, Miss Bertha O'Blenis, Miss Dava
OsterEe, Miss Elsie Leisenfeldt and
Miss Mady. the guest of honor.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Bride of Week
HonOred.

In compliment to Miss Babe Peter
son. whose marriage occurred last
week, Mrs Emile c. Fischer enter
tanned Monday evening with a miscel-
laneous shower at her home. The eve
ming was spent hemming towels for the
bride elect. Refreshments were served.
The guests were Mrs. P. NJ. Staley.
Mrs. John Luchers, Mrs. Ed Erickson,
Mrs. r. z. Davis, Mrs. J. Grossman,
Mrs. J. ]. kinsella, Mrs. George Gipe.
Mrs. B. Barris, Mrs. G. Z. Day. Mrs.
W. E. Samuelson. Mrs. A. W. Smith,
Miss Laura Donaldson. Miss Kathryn
Burchak, Miss Sophia krebs and Miss
Grace Ball
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Murie! Straiton Celebrates
Seventh Birthday Anniversary

Twenty little boys and girls were the
guests Of MurieI Straiton. Saturday
afternoon. April Is, at party. on
which occasion she celebrated her sew
enth birthday. For contests, Betty
Peters and Robert Titus were awarded
prizes. Purple and white were carried
out in the table decorations. with Easter
favors of the usual variety.
Those invited were Virginia Cleve-
land, Margaret Reynolds, Gwendolyn
Couch of Sun River, Arlene Thompson,
Betty Peters. Virginia Cook, Jean
Smith Of Grand Forks. n D., Margaret
McCarten, Betty Sweat. Charles Bre-
see. Robert Titus, Robert Holt, James
McDermott. Sonny Cooper, James Bre-
see, Donald Woods, Duane Stanton and
Kenneth Davidson
Muiel is the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Straiton of 1924 Third
avenue north.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
A0nored on
Thirteenth Birthday

/ Miss Gelene Osborne, daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Osborne of 1921
Central avenue, was honored Saturday
afternoon, April 10, when her sister,
Mrs. T. A. Mellum, of 1916 First
avenue north, entertained for her, the
! occasion being her thirteenth birthday.
The guests were Miss Berdella Mel
lum, Miss Mildred Porter, Miss Rose
Ralewitz, Miss Bernice Moore. Miss
Lorraine Gillispie, Miss Bessie Temple
ton, Miss Ella Cole. Miss Bertha Nell
son. Rex Chamberlain. Harry Hall,
Robert Neugebauer, Robert Templeton
and Edmund Sheeran.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Mrs. Hagen Hostess
With Four Tables,

Four tables of 800 were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Peter Hagen of 11OS Second avenue
south. Mrs. J. r. Stewart was
awarded the head prize. Mrs. NJ
Steege the cut prize and Mrs. A.
kuckenbecker the consolation prize.
The guests were Mrs. j. II. Stewart
Mrs. Gus Pophal. Mrs. Louis Strauss.
Mrs. F. B. Dudley, Mrs. George Sykes,
Mrs. w. F. kraatz, Mrs. NJ Steege.
Mrs. John Feiden, Mrs William Geyer.
Mrs. J. Reiz. Mrs. A. Kuckenbecker,
Mrs. John Baier, Mrs. A. Farrell. Mrs
George Troske, Mrs. D. 0. Rally.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Thirty Couples Attend
Fortnlght!y Party.

Approximately thirty couples attend
ed the Fortnightly dancing party given
Friday evening in the palm room OF
the Hotel Rainbow. Although this was
the last Of the six events planned
there is still one dance which was post
poned because the date on which it
had been arranged to be given fell dur
ing the Lenten season.
The guests Friday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. julius Peters, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lowery. Mr.. and Mrs John
Wallace Mckenzie. Mr. and Mrs; War
rem Toole, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stalman, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Speer. Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Reid, DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Smeltz, DIR. and
Mrs r. H. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Jaqueth.
Mrs. Russell Fryburg, Mrs. George
Hurd, Mrs. Leonard Diehl. Mrs. Jos.
eph Kaufman, Mrs. Leroy Fowler Of
Seattle. Mrs Herbert Strain, Mrs. b.
B, Kelley Mrs. Daily.
Miss Katherine Longeway, Miss
Beardeley, Miss Helen Baker. Miss
Frances Slayer, Miss Charlotte
Mackey, Miss Theresa Auerbach, Miss
Helen Warden, Miss Isabel Brown
Miss Elizabeth Frary, Miss Josephine
Dunn, Miss Norma Flowerree, Miss
Ruth Jarl, Miss Natalie Townsend,
Miss Ruth Afflerbach.
W. w. Hemstead, ". r. Greely, C.
4. Lanstrum, Edgar Stewart, A. W.
Springhorn, W. K Flowerree. Earl
Chichester, David Wertheim, Fl. n
Dickinson, Dana Hogan, G. Carroll,
Lewis B. O'Neil, Tom Mackey, Arthur
Strain, Russell Strain. Wallace Kings
bury. George Teel, l. W. Church,
Harry Wood and John Green.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Little Helena Girl
AonoYed DueInu Visit.

Mrs. P. B. Snelson entertained Sat
urday afternoon, April Is, in honor of
her house guest, little Miss Alice Fal-
lon Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. O. kaufman Of Helena, who spent
Easter week with her. Alice and her
guests attended the matinee at the
Liberty theater and later went to the
Mecca Inn. where refreshments were
served. She was accompanied by
Patricia Jones, Una Rose Flannery
and Marcia Brown.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Bridge Luncheon
To Honor Mrs. Smith.

Mrs. Harry Call of the Blackstone
apartments was hostess at luncheon
at the Hotel Rainbow Thursday noon.
complimentary to Mrs. Vincent Smith
of Grand Forks.
The guests were Mrs. Sam Steven
son, Mrs B. 3. Kelly, Mrs. G. e.
Kelsey. Mrs. Donald X. Woods, Mrs.
Shirley Ford, Mrs I. Parker Veasey.
Mrs. Edith Dunn Keith, Mrs. Percy
Raban and Mr.. Smith.
The afternoon was spent with bridge
at Mrs Calls apartment.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
NJ. G. BUSEY
Mrs. Straus Entertains
Club Members,

The members of the "B Natural
club were entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Louis
Straus of 7oS Seventeenth street north
There were two tables of 800 in play
during the afternoon. The guests for
the afternoon were Mrs. ?. Hagen and
Miss Lovora PophaI, The first prize
was won by Mrs. F. b. Dudley and
Mrs. p. Hagen.
The members are Mrs, l.. W. Wendt.
Mrs. Hugh Cline, Mrs. f. B. Dudley
Mrs. George Sykes, Mrs. Gus Pophal,
Mrs. J. r. Stewart and Mrs. Strauss.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Are Guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Rigler.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Rigier Of the
Maryland apartments have as their
guests, Mrs. Rigler's father, J. d. Barr
and ner sister, Miss Betty Barr. who
are returning to their home in Lincoln.
Nebr.. after spending several weeks in
California.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Rutherford-J0nes
MARRIAGE Announced.

Charles 3. Rutherford and Miss AL
fie A. Jones were married Saturday,
April 10, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jones,
1900 Second avenue north. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Anne
Jones, and the bridegroom by his broth
er, Harry Rutherford The Rev. Paul
e. Rohlfing officiated, the ring cere-
mony being used A dinner was served
at o'clock to 20 guests. A large
wedding cake was cut by the bride.
The bride has lived in Great Falls
for the last four years. She is mem
Der of the musicians union, being Il
pianist. Mr.. Rutherford is q member
Of the firm Of the Treasure State Mo
tor company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford visited for
a few days at the ranch home of Mr..
Rutherfords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Rutherford of Belt. They will be
at home at Great Falls after May /.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Mrs. White Entertains
for House Guest.

Mrs. r. J. White entertained We'd
nesday afternoon for Mrs r. A. Mead
of Chicago, who was her house guest
for few days last week. The after
noon was spent with bridge:
The guests were Mrs. G. w. Bice,
Mrs. H. r. Wahoske, Mrs. Lee Ford,
Mrs. J. H. Mills, Mrs. j. w. Agnew,
Mrs. r. r. McCarten, Mrs. II. NJ
Emerson, Mrs. w. w. Huntsberger,
Mrs. c. F. Pierson and the guest of
honor. Mrs Mead.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Stantons Return
For tho Sum m or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Arc Host and Hostess.

Pleasing hospitality was extended
last Thursday evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p Wells entertained with
cards and dancing at their home, 421
Sixth avenue north. Refreshments
were served at midnight.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Colegrove. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cummings,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty. Mrs
John Morrison. Mrs. Harry Franz,
Mrs. NJ. Tucker, Miss Hazel Franz.
Miss Mary Murphy, Mark Cummings
and NJ. Van Artsdale
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Miss FIowerree Hostess
to Bridue Club

Members of the Junior Saturday
Bridge club were entertained Saturday
noon. April IS. by Miss Norma Flower
rec with luncheon at Strains and bridge
at her home. Mrs. Leroy A. Fowler
was guest. The high score was at
tanned by Miss Ruth Afflerbach.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Doris Leisenfeldt
Has Birthday Party.

Doris Leisenfeldt. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Leisenfeldt cele-
brated the event of her ninth birthday
last Saturday afternoon by inviting 13
little girl friends to her home to spend
the afternoon. Easter games and con-
tests were the principal diversion of
the afternoon. followed by prettily ap-
pointed birthday lunch.
The invited guests were Margaret
Parsons. Helen Mckenzie, Margaret
Mckenzie. Bunnie OLeary. Esther
Todd, Bennetta Robertson, Grace
Sanders, Dorothy Popovich. Vera
Bower, Vera Hall, Frances Lawson,
Margery Shaw, Thelma Ashworth.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
High Tea Given
for Mrs. Fowler.

Mrs. Arthur Strain entertained at
high tea in courtesy to her sister-in-
law, Mrs. LeRoy A. Fowler of Seattle.
at her home, $40 Third avenue north.
Thursday afternoon. The guests we're
members of the Junior Saturday
Bridge club, which include Miss Norma
Flowerree. Miss Katherine Longeway.
Miss Ruth Jarl. Miss Margaret John
son, Miss Josephine Dunn. Miss Isabel
Brown. Miss Elizabeth Frary, Miss
Ruth Afflerbach, Miss Gertrude Skin
ner, Miss Martha Townsend. Miss
Helen Warden and Mrs. John s. Nc
Kibbin
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Were Guests
At Wilson Home,

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wilson have had
as their guests Mrs. Wilson's sister,
Mrs. J. Fl. Frye Of Libby, for the past
three weeks, and her brother and
sisterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
entertained with family dinner
Thursday evening prior to the return
of the guests to their respective homes.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Is Visiting
Sister Here,

Is Visiting
Sister Here.
Mrs. Donald f. Woods is entertain
ing as her house guest her sister. Mrs.
Vincent Smith and little daughter,
Jean, of Grand Forks, n. d.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Announce Engagement
Of Miss O'Leary at
Park Hotel Luncheon

To announce the engagement Of their
daughter and sister, Miss Gladys, Mrs.
w. F. O'Leary and Miss Kathleen en-
tertained at a prettily appointed lunch
con in the Peacock room of the Park
hotel Wednesday noon.
Intimation Of the purpose OF the at
fair was suggested when at the close
Of the rendition Of when You Look
in the Heart Of Rose," by Miss Kath-
leen OLeary, each guest was present
ed with yellow rose, in which was
concealed the name of the honor guest
and Ludwig A. Smiaek, her fiance.
A large crystal bowl Of yellow jon
quils formed the centerpiece. At either
end Of the table were yellow candle
sticks of the same color motif. Dainty
hand-paintcd kewpies served as hold
ers for miniature candles, which were
placed at each cover.
During the afternoon the guests
hemmed towels for the bride-to-be, at
her home. 1923 First avenue south.
Miss Marian Townsend was awarded
the prize for working most cleverly
her initial on the tea towel she later
presented to Miss O'Learr.
Seated at the luncheon table besides
Miss O'Leary and her mother were
Miss Alice Aiieyr, Miss Marion Town
send, Miss Evelyn Kenkel. Miss Kath-
leen Lenny. Miss Mary Regan. Miss
Frances Haggerty, Miss Katherine
Gies. Miss Marjorie Grover, Miss Mabel
Anderson. Miss Genevieve Van de
Putte, Miss Mildred Shaw, Miss Kath
leen O'Leary, Miss Margaret Shaw,
Miss Harriet Westgarde Miss Dorcas
Shaw and Miss Dorothy Coy.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Shower Given for Bride
Of COminc Week.

Miss Gretchen Mady wes compIi-
mented again on Friday evening with
a miscellaneous shower given by Miss
Elsie Leisenfeldt at her home. The eve
ming was spent with 500 and making
dust cloths and pan holders. The high
score was attained by Miss Genevieve
the consolation prize.
The guests were Mrs. Thomas
Staunton. Mrs. Frank Bates. Mrs. Wal
ter B. Innes Of Billings, Mrs. .. W.
Robb, Mrs. Joseph Leisenfeldt, Mrs
Chester Walker, Miss Gladys Rexford
Miss Elizabeth Bowen. Miss Gene
We've Robinson. Miss Mary Gmeinder
Miss Nina Gibbons, Miss Bertha
O'Blenis and Miss Mady.
Miss OBlenis entertained Saturday
evening with q theater party for Miss
Mady. Following the guests went to
the Mecca Inn. where refreshments
were served.
Miss Mary Gmeinder will entertain
Monday evening in honor Of Miss Medy.
Bridge Club Members
Guests for Luncheon. ...
Miss Anne Houliston entertained the
members Of the Saturday bridge club
last Saturday in compliment to Mrs.
B. B Kelley, with luncheon at Strains
and bridge
Covers were laid for Mrs. Donald
X. Woods, Mrs O. r. Wadsworth, Mrs.
G. q. Kelsey, Mrs. r. NJ Tenncy, Mrs.
W. K. Flowerree Mrs. Herbert Strain,
Mrs. Willis Burns and Mrs. Kelly.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
Linen Shower
Given for Bride elect. !,

SAsV0U uVb 0ISUOe0t0Vts,
The first informal affair given to
honor Miss Gretchen Mady, whose
marriage will take place April 26, was
that given by Mrs. Thomas Staunton
when she entertained with a linen
shower Monday evening at her home,
422 Fifth street north.
The guests were Mrs. Harry Duns-
more, Mrs. Walter B. Innes Of Bill
lings, Mrs. Malcolm Morrow and Mrs.
Gerald Murphy of Cascade, Mrs. Ches-
ter Walker, Mrs. G. P. Glen, Mrs. D.
W. Robb. Miss Gladys Rexford, Miss
Zoe Fields, Miss Mary Gmeinder, Miss
Elsie Leisenfeldt, Miss Bertha O'3emis,
Miss Lulu Pater, Miss Nina Gibbons,
Miss Jean Staunton, Miss Lavina STEM
son. Miss Lola Ball, Miss Genevieve
Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Bowen, Miss
Vera Fields, Miss Della Pater and
Miss Mady, the honor guest.
Stantons Return
For tho Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanton and
children returned last week from Pass
Christian, Miss, where they have been
spending the winter months.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
| Mrs. Kelly Here
| For Visit.

Mrs. Arthur J. Kelly arrived Thurs
day from her home in Conrad to re-
main for two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John D. Ross.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-23
viii Entertain
tuesday With Bridge.

The members of the United Com
mercial Travellers auxiliary will be
guests, Tuesday, at the Mecca inn of
Mrs. William Mclean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
No LITTLE SIN
SAYS DR.. HALL
BIG WESLEY DELEGATION AT
TENDS SERVICE AT ZANE
STREET.
Evangehstc Shop Meeting Today At
Hazel Atlas Glass
works.

"Wh~rc .Nr: Th0U"' w1- ti.n question
ASKED ~ Ia" r"ni''" 'H~t 'aIht hv Evan
g"!ist W. ". Hail az the IJTr Sr""t "
f. Church. whlch W. ,r"wdvi 10 th"
doors with N" largest tIru"ut Ks" lar
during the cNanE"lj>t;c campaign. Nn
unusual CeaJurc Of H." >""\ir" Wt> e."
presence of SIX Methodist l,"'"'h"rS h"-
sides Pastor l.. : i;r.s'' and Dr Hail.
Another hilarious after s'.r' srr "JS "a
joyed by al. another Er"tr CT p,rS":S
CONTRASTING christ
The EVANGELIST explained thtt the
question of his theme WaS tn" question
God ASKED OF Adam In TN" Gr:''"n OK
Eden. TIe' mad" L up.t" date villa Il
twsnt!cth-cCutury 2rri!cat3'n Adam hat
diSob"yad God. and. sh"m"d by the
guilt OF his SIN, he tried L. hide from
God.
Sin IS an awful fact" said Rev. Hail.
Their" is no such \ thing as a little
sin. You can not commit 4 lttt." N'n
against an infinite God" y r1"trh w:,s
introduced as an example. 1t - u E"l'
thing. but. when ignitcd. It may cHu~e
a whole city square to be destroyed 10y
tire. Again. = slap on the fac" OF an
offender may cause 4 !OCo! stir hut when
made on the fact OF the president, the
whole nation fcls the insult. Every
sin IS an insult TO the Emperor &c the
universe" applied the Speaker.
"Unbclicf was al the root "i III" first
sin. and II lay At the root q; SIN ;"!aI.
The orthodox sinner who claims II be-
lieve the principles Of salvation but
makes no preparation - met cod, was
branded as q base unbclicver. The next
blow was directed toward tn" false pro-
fcSSor o: religion Il would rather 10
n Tom Paine or Bob IngcrSul openly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
BANK TELLER JAILED

Clarkshurr. ". Va. March. iG.--A g
Cunningham. former teller OF The old
Peoples bank a. Shinnston has been
lodged In Jail here under 4 charge q
having stolen $500 In liberty honds
and war savings stamps while serving
as teller. Tho charge was preferred by
l.. L. Hawkins. former cashier OF the
bank. which has sine" been taken over
by the First National bank % Shnnston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17

o.. :. IT,. %. o.. ,I...t..uu"utS ana
to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
BACK TO NORMAL
AT REVENUE OFFICE

Yesterday the local Office &C the Inter
nal Revenue bureau settled down I" It's
REGULAR normal working basis after
n..uy orrupicd Cor tn" vast several
weeks in receiving returns on incomes
fur 1871 no time eNtcntinn vas grant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Mot Agalu Monday.

The meeting last night was adjourn
"d until next Monday night. Consider
able business contronts tho board OF
.durae,ou and an effort VIII be made TO
nave all members present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
wood in Trade Soon

Tho strrmcr Genera, Wu"d ~ in"
Liberty Transit r"nunm>, wh''" la
been ,iod ny at -" dock. - F"'nt
Pleasant FOR rcra!r& for some t!m"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
son VI. f. church Troop IS will AsSaH
DE at the Trinity Lutheran church Ytkh'

Tie at the Trinity Lutheran church win
scout master Walter Mcmillan. troop IL
will meet at the 50. Michael's school
hail with scout master r. G. Jepson, L.
l.. WAGNER viii have charge Of troop
uGnlb"r !? n The Madison school on the
Island. troop u will hold their meeting
At tn" Rj"h!and Presbyterian church
with scuu; nA.t"r y. r. Morris as in
srrurtur AMI the Moundsville troop
number viii he in charge Of Henry
Murphy at the calvary NJ. E. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
bROKFN QUORUM HALTS ACTION
OF SCHOOL BOARD LAST NIGHT
SPECIAL. MEETING WILL BE HELD
MONDAY NIGHT TO DISPOSE
OF ACCUMULATED
BUSINESS
Y. NJ. o. A. AND M'coNKES M
QUESTS FOR USE OF GYM AND
ATHLETIC FIELD ARE
TURNED DOWN
PRINCIPAL OF LINCOLN SCHOOL
MUST REMIT FOR TUITION
MONEY STOLEN FROM
HIS DESK

When Commissioners Bcneke and VIZ
sou walked out or the meeting or IN"
board Of education tas; evening nc
meeting was broken up. Atter the XIV"
members left the meeting. C"mn:SS'1A',
Einde berger asked for roll call a:'.
Il resulted in nm Insufficient number q
members being prcseu, 20 have a quo
rum
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-11-03
Would Place Guilt
 On Rail Shop Men
California County Officials Grovel to
 Corporations.

San Bernardino, Cal, Nov. 3.-Of- , hcia1s of this county and city have made a new record for grovelling be- fore corporations by publicly calling upon striking railroad shop nen to assist. in capturing and punishing per sons responsible for crimes since the strike began. <
 The unions are not charged with being connected with such acts, and the individuals as, whole are exon erated, "but," says the statement, "it must be that among your hundreds of law-abiding members there are those who have knowledge of these conspir- ators."
 The cunning purpose of these politicians is shown in the public re- plyof the shop men, who say none of the officials who signed the letter wrote it, and that it was prepared at d conference attended by officers of the Santa Fe railroad.
 The shop men tell the mayor, sheriff, district attorney and chief of police that this city is swarming with thugs employed by the Santa Fe and that "they are associated with the sheriff's force and with the city po- 1ice" > One, of. the thugs killed a citizen and wounded two others. The mur- derer is 'trusty" in the jail and is given every opportunity to escape.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-11-03
Factories In
 New Britain Are
 Rushed With Work
All Concerns Are Working Overtime and Saturday Holiday Is
 Temporarily Suspended.

New Britain, Nov. 3-Factories of the American Hardware Corporation, Landers, Frary & Clark and the Stan ley Works, the largest manufacturing concerns in the city, are on overtime schedules in several departments, due to the steadily increasing orders for their goods.
 This is the busy season at Landers, Frary & Clark because of the ap- proach of the holiday season and the consequent demand for household utensils, which the concern .manufac- lures. For the past several weeks, some departments have been working until p. m. to keep up with the orders.
 Departments are working overtime at Russell & Erwin and the P. & F. Corbin divisions of the American Hardware Corporation, and business is also increasing at the Stanley Works. Practically every local man ufacturing concern is busy, and in certain departments the Saturday halfholiday has been discontinued.