The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
ELLAIR E
MINORITY IN RANKS Of MINERS
PASS RESOLUTION TURNED DOWN
IN SUB-D|STR|CTM MEETING HERE

VI WILL iAO HILL
SIC poop" Interested in nc" 'iiy we
rarr ~ ,u-l,.h ~I,~lHpUiut"d {" learn
,tat ,nr ilrctiug w"Ull not T. held mere.
ltr.rS 4 htr,"u. 81 this ely. former
,rr .nlcs. j. the PRESIDENT q: the ''u".
R"l.a;l" people a." auN'"USiI .awAi''"S
a. ,~\p,auHt;on 81 Why = Was Decided Z"
Chang" tn" meeting pia," from fc''d"'
;o t'o,umhuS.
interest Here.
TTcTc was much .u,crcs; here In the
auunuuvemrrt by G"Ncrnor Harry l..
DAVIS Of Columbus ma: M WOULD noi
he 4 randiGatc Tor Sovcr,lr again.
Many here had Thought that lie Wo"'"
L.. =. candidate. Davis attended meet
RS in Rcllu;rc and Marietta in me
i~irrcSt Of the river highway. Thrre
has bcvu much friction aIu"ng tn" Lead
erS III the Republican party ana inc
general belief is IN THIS city that DAVIS
wa* persuaded 10 keep out OF the race
n in, interest q. party harmony.
Asked No Trial.
,Ardv Walk ms. member OF the inter-
national executive board Of the n'teo
Mine Workers ct America in Bei!a!re
sad. discussing the Iiowat-l.ewis con-
troycrSy which has been At III" tore
here f.r :hr past few days. that the
:rsurgrn, leader from Kansas had never
been given Il fair and impartial tr'ai
b. the board FOR one reason on!y-na'ne-
Is. rna: he had never asked FOR a trla'.
Watkins said ~ was confident that II
iIowaf Followed out the Constitution o.
the organization and asked for q tr''!
;ult 1 would be granted. he decIaFcu
iowa, had friends on the Doard nut
they would not support him as long
rs he did not appeal his side OF the case
N the right manner.
Act on Report.
\ special mcctilX of the steam ana
operating engineers locIi union -
scheduled TO he held this evening At
the hail q: Martins Ferry. ~ thlS
time the union will hear the report OF
the condition oc the city finances ana
viii, frame u report OF its own TO he
submitted 10 Chairman Karl EGG'mah
OF the Finance committee Of council
Roberts a Candidate.
, William Roberts. prominent resident
of Barton. while in Fcllairc stated that
no would he a candidate for the lower
house o.: the state legislature az the
coming primary. Roberts il known
throughout the county having resided
h~rs throughout his life. He !s familiar
with tho needs Of The county and MS
rnauv friends declar" that he Will be a
strong candidates and n that is de-
serving nf the support OF al. Roberts
- 4 coal miner.
To Rsad Pal or.
meeting Of the Ohio Valley MIN
;e,cr!al association Of tho Disciple
churches Is 20 hc held this mOrnins
and afternoon at MoundsEii'c. NJ the
session lhis morning Rev. Charles y
pcarce Of the local Christian churc'
Will read 4 paper on the subject. The
Minister aud the Press.
MASONIC woTICE
A.: Masons are requested TO be al
the Masonic temple Tuesday evening a.
: o'clock to attend the funeral services
OF u late brother. Ar!ie J. NeIls'
WALTER l.. STEPHENS W. NJ.
Briefs.
County Auditor Arch T. Toglc was q
visitor in BellaiCe on Saturday.
A meeting OF the Young Mems clne
will b. Reid his evening. Officers lo'
the ensuing year will be nominated.
Lee Hall. district president O. tht
wine workers has returned to Co.umou:
after attending the sub-distr.ct con
vcution IcCe.
William T. Roberts has returned t
Barton at;er spending several Gay
here.