The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Announcement Made Last Might By
Advisory Board Following Meet
in at Chamber OF Commerce.
Is First Request OF Tho Army for Funds
since l0le-Tacts Of Work Done
at Low Cost are Astonishing.

,I,rouureat.ut vas made last nigh;
l., the SIlv2tiua Army advisory board
Ir,.uw!ng It's meeting ~ IN" rooms az
the chamber II Commerce. that cam
3.a,su for funds Viii u" made the week
he .iunrns Monday. May HrSi rms -
m. iir>t i.mr thc Array his asked t"r
Gayth,rc >:rrc 49,? aud i Is Anticipate
IL ~ t'.r board that ther" Will y"
hearty -r"E~t.
,'-e.t:ca 90 advisory boards o:
rJszrnx -, every cay {" assist N and
:, som" cNte., direct thH work "f ihc
AVN Is n new plan. ard one that -
rrvvinc successful everywhere Al tn"
,t,ts about how n" Army spends its
:an,,ey and wha; ( acc"mN,,$h"S are
laih before these boards OF citizens WA"
&c thuS IN i pnsit."G to decide whether
',he work = w"-;hy ~ support
Facts Are Astonishing.
In the case OF Wheeling. II can hr
said without qualification that n"
members Of ,he advisory board %rrc
both astonished and delighted when
they were shown the facts and figures
of what has been done here with the
moaey contributed In 1919. These facts
and figures viii Do presented to the
people OF Wheeling before the opening
Of the campaign. During the world
war. the salvation Army made "A record
that will never pc forgotten. What
~ has been doing IN Wheeling since the
war ended forms a chapter fully "a
profitable.
board will be held on Wednesday, night
ne which time Anal preparations will he
nnade for tho campaign.
The committees 81 the board. which
include the full membership. are rs fol-
lows:
Executive Committee---t'. : Hunter
chairman. Pres Wheeling Steel and
Iron Co. nth Floor Wheeling Steel
Corp Bids: w W. Irwin. nst Wee
Ing: Mrs. Leo Vol. end Vice Chair
mani. As s broadway: Comdt. i. l..
J'hillipson. CSe~retary>. S3&$ FrT street:
\ = wh;take- CTrraSursrl. Vice
president OF W'hitak"-GlrSSnc~ 60.
t'Ihe Chairman ot each % the follow
:nS four committees also or the F,N-
c'utive Committee.r
Organization tommitt"" N'h"-t
Srsdnk.r (ChairmaR!. Soc ~ Wheel;nc
1mnrovemcnt Assn: in7 Wheeling Park
d Trust Bldg: Arthur J. Mills. Manac-
'"c Editor ~ In.cl,iEenccr: Prof. =.
j. Githens. Supt. OF Schools. High
S.'ho"l ElaG.: \. T. Paxton. N;ce-rres,-
'lnHt Hazel-ttlas Glass 60. t5"0 Mar
II st: J. =. Mckinley. Tres Rtrhianl
SOC! Co. 18th floor Wig. Steel, CORP.
G;de.
Service Comm!ttee-Nay"r Thns. =.
Thnnr- Whairnar). 5nS Natl. Bank ot
". Va. bldg Mrs Julian g, Vearrc.
cottonwood Whr"liTc. W Va W l..
l:c'ce. Con Mgr. W. Va. Printing co.
A,h floor Register E,G:.: H = FEES
wick. SecT-eaS. I.aBelte Tr"0 Works.
Wheeling Steel Corp. Elfc.: 9. NJ
hartford, Surt. Geo 2 Taylor Co:
rantci G. Dean. rrcs. C"uaty Commits
SinDerS. Court House.
ELucation Comm ttec-N-S . 4
TAYLOR tChairmaH>. I'll s. rrur hrr.:
g. II. Henderson. r;"r. Mc~ Wheeling
's!egrarh." litl street: II + C"rcoran.
NS-. Chamber OF Commerce: Gen. \.
astiags >tde" E-okNr. -" Not. IN
lange Ran, R'dS: 7 l.. Maa'ey. SuNt
go f Stif"l ca.
Hnanie Comm:.t"" - ok" Steak
chairman. Tark Road W"odsdele.
r'i,y: W. r. Rovnd. Cen MIR S'"r.- and
Thomas Co: 2 l.. Boyd. Asst Soc.
1:,rch RrnS Tobacco 20 Fed =. Fox,
500. Security Trust 60: Ms. l. s
Htl,ard. TO Main street