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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Railroad League
is Being Formed

The T.. a : y. and Fort Worth and
Denver are now organizing baseball
club which viii consist principally -
local boys n ~ The intention to start
early spring training IN order n select
the best possible material 20 give the
fans 81 Amarillo tho satisfaction ~ h,v.
ing the fastest club IN the Panhandle
district
Ne pnr;lnllty VIII be- displayed bon hnll
Ing players only merits II good hall
PLAYING win qualify the PLAYER
Work on The new ground win br
started NJ once en- me ~ the best select
ID sites iu thr ci;N close in \ grand
stnnd win De- erected with capacity tn
comfortably seat 5000 people. Admis.
sion ~ 10 cents win ho charged to grand
stand frr ihc purpose tn drftuy oxpons r.
Il The club. Tho ban park win no, be-
enclosed
4 manager ana cnpioin - the club
have MT h'on definitely decided upon.
hut II r. understood TINT an cx Western
league player who IL IN The employ ~
the railroad VIII be- appointed. ana nam,
published later.
Arrangements have been mndc and
nov forming n blsrlall schedule Tor
The Curuing year with hlll clubs ui
South Colorado. New Mexico aud cities
IN the Panhandle
Il " assured that The hail fans will
be- given y better class II baseball for
their patronage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
4 GANG Worth PLAYING.

More than $500 children IN Czrcho
Slovakia have been prepared Tor the
cold of winter hy reason u their stay
In forty camps conducted In all SO.
tons 81 that country during the pas,
summer by thu Junior Red Cross ~
America. The children came and went
IN groups. each remaining IN camp
from two to four weeks They were
supplied with hcdding. underwear and
clothing. More than 80 oO0 yards ~
material Tor drcsses and suits were
furnished by the American Red Cruss.
The children also received great quaint
ties 81 medical and dental supplies and
five children with defective eyes were
supplied with specially made eye
glasses.
One Of the games which the children
played with great earnestnscs was
called the Health Game" In which
records OF CLEANLINESS were carefully
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Plainviiew Red Cross
Chapter to Employ
Community Nurse


Special ~ The vrps
PLAlNNlEW, Ian. G-Thc Hale
County Red Crnss association has ON
ploycd n nutrition cxpert tu work I'm
the schools ~ the county during IN"
remainder II the school term An
eases ~ undcrwclrht and other causes
~ abnormal conditions In children will
be- brought "a the attention 81 teach
orS and parents and proper methods
VIII Dr. taken 10 remedy the defects
tn" uursr win rcpnri Tor duty early
next week Or. !. g. Anderson. county
health officer, viii co opcratc In the
work and during tho next month will
ulk un gurd health subjects In each
~ the thiriy.onc schools of Hale
county
community nurse viii o. employed
hy the Red Cruss association next sum
mcr and 70 h pruhalI. that such "a
nurse VIII De- employed for the entire
wear The association has several
thuu1nd dollars nov on hand ~
result 90 o,crsuhsermng quotas dur.
Ing and since the war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
. o m an Can't Find
Word to Express
Herself

after six years ~ suffering from
stomach trouble am feeling fine. An
Tie hloating and surcncss IL gone from
my stomach and bowels. can eat an
Ike now. ! can't think II any words
suitable enough Ia praise Mayr's Won
derful Remedy. | am sure II has saved
my lie" II u q simple. harmless prep.
sration that removes the catarrhal niue.
ms from the intestinal tract and allays
tho inflammation which causes practic
ally Ell stomach, liver and intestinal all.
mcnts i-cluding appendicitis, one dose
win convince ~ money refunded Randal
Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
,msrillo Motorcycle Club ia Meet.

The Amarillo Motorcycle club will
meet on Friday evening a, o'clock NJ
he Amarillo Motorcycle Shop. COS Eas,
Third street, To elect officers for the
new year Arrangements will also h.
made fur good onc-milc race track
Tho club has ~ enrolled AZ present. and
II will increase It's attendance t. Il,
within the next two months.
AZ members are urged 10 aitcn.
this meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
social Note, and Personal Mrntion.

The many friends ct Mrs. Brown
Wilson. 1908 buchanan Street. will b.
glad 10 know that she Is reported az
improving after her recent Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Ebcrs;adi. NJ 1901
Fillmore Street. have returned home
liter q trip To- paints In the East.
Mr.. Ric,man and family. who lived
In Amarillo for twelve years bcfor,
moving To Tascosa about year ago
have returned To make their home
here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Nciice Go Memi'crs 81 the Worker,
Council of the First Haptist Church.

The Workers Council II the First
Baptist Church will meet In the church
pnriors az us o'clock ON Friday even
Ing.
And M there viii H. number 81 i'm.
pTtdnt business matters discussed Al
this meeting I, Is urged that there b,
a full attendance.
The Cradle Roll and the IL ginncr's
departments will have charge 81 the
social hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

kept, This game required the Junior
Red Cross to furnish 20 barrels ~ soft
sap In addition TO 2.227 cakes II soap:
7.is9 ioothhrushcs and STA tubcs II
tooth paste: 9.Oo3 towels and 5.si9 wash
clothes
The children gained raiJIly In health
and weight and the Health Game" has
proven NJ popular II is Co continued Ia
the hubble schools this winter under the
direction 81 representative Of the Ja.
nlur Red Cross.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Work for Children 10 do.

The Junior Red Cross program In.
ciudes Tightening childrrn's by cooper.
ating with other relief agencies. proyia.
sng playground equipment. sanitary
drinking fountains 80 cups for schools.
aiding cleanup campaigns making
scrapbooks. TOYS and emergency gar.
mcnts In addition to contributing To- the
National Chlldren's Fund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
THE MODEL GlEsr.

We love tn" gucrt who finds our home
a pleasant place To- stay.
Aud yet who knows without q hint
The time a. go away
That guest Is always welcome who
ny instinct seems to know
Which of our towels are meant fur
use.
And which are meant Ter show.
Marie l.. Marsh In The Delincatb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Tlrruen's Annual Ilanauet.

The Flrrmcn of Canyon city viii hold
their annual banquet az the Canyon
cafe tonight The chief feature II the
ucraslon viii be- turkey. which has been
provided In abundant quantity. u.
burroughs ~ chairman of the Arrange.
mcnts committee. and he believes that
the banquet for tonight In the most
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Program for Week 81 Prayer Service,
Second Baptist Church
Sattuds

Suhicct-Mcxico.
Dcvo,ional-Mrs ThaNton.
Roll Call. o..
Prayer for our missionaries.
Hymn.
Political Conditions In McXlco-Ilcv.
Crlswold.
Prayer for justice IN Mexico.
Greetings from Mcxico-Airs. Klutz.
Hymn.
Closing prayer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
NIGHT SONG.

The moon Il up In splendor.
And golden stars attend her.
The heavens are calm and bright;
Trees cas-; n deepening shadow.
And slowly of the meadow
A mist is rising silver white.
Nights curtains now are closing
Round half n world repnsng
In calm and holy trust.
Az seeiRs one vast. still chamber.
Where weary hearts remember
No more the snrrOws II the dust.
~ Matthias Claudlus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Sln,rnc Sociciles Mergr

An important merger u Jugusli'
benevolent societies was practically
decided upon az the recent Chicagp
conventions 81 the Iuga,slaV Catholl,
i'nion tS.ooo mcmhcrsl and the Slu-
Vcnian Frccthinkcrs' Benevolent All.
ancc t. 600 mcmhcrsl When these
two societies have accomplished thci-
union. the Slol snic National ncncvo.
Int Society. the most powerful II all
these organizations. the Slovcne Work
mems Benevolent Socicty. and the
Western Slavonic Association. all -.
which have tentatively agreed Co the
plan by referendum. will undoubtedly,
unite with ihens
while the mergers has already been
ryrc"d upon IN principle. Z, viii 10
some time before u can be perfected
perhaps. " everything gocs smooth
". two wears The new organization
win then be- y powerful body with 3
strong capital and ahou, 10000 mem
t"rs. practically all ~ whom viii I've
Slovenes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Social Notes and personal Mru,lou

The many friends II Mr. l.. q. Small
will regret 90 learn that h. Is SERIOUSLY
I'll al the sanitarium. los Fillmore 81.
Mrs II. !. Guillan and her sister
Miss Mildred Sanders. left yesterday
for their home In Tulsa. Okla. after
n weeks yisi, with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. q. I. Flanders. 1909 Lincoln
street.
Mrs J. r. Park has returned HON,
Hf,,r trnday visit with her sister
Mrs : y. Smith IN Rosco. Texas.
Mrs ~ I. Simpson has returned home
after spending the holidays with r,la
lives and friends In Terrell. Texas
Mr.. y. q. Rnanc was taken In =,
Anthony's Saniiarium Monday Tor .
serious operation. hut his condition g.
Gay IL reported ~ much improved.
Miss Matte Hcll Jack lett y,'s,crdl.
for an extended Visi, with relatives an,
friends In Paris. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Grocery Store Robbed.

FT7F"WT 10 10 MINI
PLAlNNlEW. Jan. G-Thc l. 7.
Warrior Grocery conpany was entered
Tuesday night and several dollars m
pennies were taken from the cash
drawer. some canned goods and other
mrrchaudisc were also missing d..
spite the tact that the u,sht police
force has hrcn doubled recently there
hos hccn five burglarts here On the
past week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
! TENNS WONDER.

Tor kidney and bladder troubles
Gravel weak AMI lame back. rhoumi.
ism and irregularities 81 the kidncys
and lhddrr. n not sold hy Your drug
eiSt, 10y mail ti.25. send Tor sworn tos
'imcnials pr y. ". Hall. 2elGG Olive
street 81 Louis. Me-. : "a ny druggist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07
Warranty Ilrcsls.

] Martin ct al Ia George Rain. loi
{. block a. -. and l. Addition. consii.
Hation S3i0O.
q. J. Num- To- W. q. Scarcy. part Of
lots 2 and 10. block 20. Hughes Adli.
ton. consideration $4,000
Fred Bonc to Myrtle Chcsbro. lot /.
block :, Curtis Addition. consideration
$4,000.
!. y. simpson To- g. T. Morris. 10, a..
hlock 400. Mirror Addition. consider.
ton $500.
Transfer.
J. a. Thompson L. : G. Tullos ct al
lots I and 5. block ls2. Hughes Addi
ton. consideration S3OO0
sam l.. Seay e. United Savings Bank,
lot r. block l5o. plcmunS Addition. con.
~iderltiun ti3oUl5
Amarillo Lumber 60. 10 g. y Gus
'avus. part Of lot -. block III. OF
Town Addition. consideration s2sU0
". T.. Cooper to Amarillo Lumber
Co. part Il iu, ~. block III. old Town
Addition. consideration SeioO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

py Irish sugar retailers with any sugar
except Tor cash down. and this order
applies even 10 firms whose sovency 10
undoubted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

ambitious program the organizatIcn
has ever undertaken. Following the
banquet. the regular firemen's bali win
be- given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-07

Registered Hog Sale. Canyon. Jan.
18th. Write u. &. Roffey for cata.
logucs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
DeflatiOD Inevitable
Governor Strong Says,
In Defense Of Banks
Denies Postwar Price Drops
Forced by Reserve
Board

Washington. Aug. S.--An c1p.anatNon
~ lankiRg and monetary principles
which he said. have controlled the fed
"r.Ii reserve system since its inception
was given today before a congressional
r'mm S~iun b. ,iovernor Strong CT tho
New York Reserve Bank. in defense OF
charges thai ia It's operations 1t ha'
dcSrr minated ..:Hi'E agricultural cred
|; needs. nc,ihCrat" imitation nt credit
10y lowered interest ra'es. with conSe-
Vren' inr-ea scd prices was rcSorted TO
during the war rs military necessity.
ne ea:d. but defat.or ard price drops
In reccn, months. ne declared. was not
forced by the board. hut was Inevitable
and world wide. Higher interest rates
BY the reserve system he described as
moro or less incidental.
New YORK.. car from being favored.
Mr.. Strong asserted. had been subject
ed 30 pressure by interest rates to
ltIuidate greater than n any "thrr part
OF the country" although describing
collapse OF prices in 1870 ~ the "rHvs,
serious IN modern time" he told the
comru SSion that he considered the bus.
mess situation we'll embarked now
upon n ''cyclr Of recovery" md cited
Industrial resumption. advancing prices
OF high grade securities and lower In
terest rates as Symphonic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

NmshIuatcu. A-s. S.--Th" ""r.''''
i:iaHc,. cou....i''"c today hard II en- =
siatrrrcnr III opposition - dN" "In""; - .,
,ruv .siOns IN III k'"rdE"r tHT' h!l
from II. \. M";z. Sew inrk iN 'Athrir
and importer. and dr:.iar - ne az
!n,nistrat.uu ni 'ir r'"N,'"t wtr t!mc
dye import restrictions from Henry u
ThnmpS"n .: G",o""T',!c. l'"lnwHre'
chairman "i he st..i~ department ad-
ViS;O"y c.Hrwiii"" On import arpHcL
tons Nj. Me- 'harEcd Francis !.
I;orv.n. former .,!i"n pr"i".rtY cust"d ian,
with hl' - 1r"Ugl. pres 'ur" to bear
".a.:i.l Grus opposing / dye "mhHrS"
when such 4 plan was before congress
in l?l?.
At the same tim. Jo""''' II 'h"af"'
IT.. cuuuS", tor T." American l'F's IN
siiiGtr and IA" ,'."n'cal f"urrHti"ll.
wl.rh has purrht-"'I G"r'nh" PATENTS
from the alien property custodian. re-
submitted 20 Tho committee d"ihiIrd hE-
ares covering financial affairs Of the
foundation. He first submitted them
Saturday. but press reports stated iEtt
49,. lad not h"cu given 20 the commit
toe. This was an error.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
WHITE NOT CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR YET

East Hampton. y. Y, Aug. S.~-Chair-
nan George White Of the Democratic
National committee said today ne is not
e candidate fer the democratic nomlna-
ton for governor Of Ohio at this time,
but had the matter under consideration
with mental reservation
Washington. Aug. Some Democra-
tic leaders who were close to the VIII
son administration said today they I'm
derstood definitely that Chairman White
OF the Democratic National COMMITTEES
would be candidate for governor OF
Ohio next year. Chairman White him.
self was ont Of tho city.
Marietta, O. Aug. S.-Close personal
friends Of Chairman George White OF
the Democratic National committee to-
day affirmed Washington reports that
Mr.. White will be candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor of
Ohio mex. year. Mr.. White is at his
summer home at East Hampton. Long
Island,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
AUBURN CONV|CTS
STAGE RACE RIOT

New York. Aug. S.--Six inmates OF
the state prison a Auburn are in hos
pi;al and 30 others In isolation cells.
as n result of n hattie between negroes
and whites In the exercise yard yester-
day. Ill-feelinG over a ball game Sat-
urday eliminated in an attack on tho
negroes.
There were 1000 prinoners in the
exercise yard when the trouble started.
Members Of the mutual welfare league
ball team and Il number Of sympathizers
picked ur hall bats, sticks and started
al a group ~ negroes. standing at one
side The negroes on Saturday rooted
against the mutual welfare team play
inE an outside aggregation, 1t was said.
Tn" ncErueS hacked to one side of
the Nard and tried to repcl the attack
with bricks .hcaped there on account of
some construction work. Prison guards
finally were able To separate the com
hatants by III" use OF heavy clubs and
the display OF pistols.
To help you save Is the mission OF
Intelligencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
THREE ARE DEAD
IN planes FALL

H"i,'. -. Calf. trr. E.--Aldcn
E!GrIU1" berkeley. r.!Ht. AL E'r; FAIR
hanks. WillItz- CAlifC~".a. :.Ei kenneth
Hudson. lIealdsburE. California, passen-
EcrS wcr" burned to thath In an air
plane accident on the outskirts Of
li"1 'IShurG late today.
E!hridgc was flying in commercial ser
vice and took Fairbanks and Hudson up
FOR 4 pleasure trip lust h"fore the
accident tho machine was seen lowering
lower over liealdShurr. apparently in
distress ard making for the landing
field. \ few yards from the field the
plano was soon 10 crash and burst into
flames. Fairbanks and Hudson were
married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
AWFUL PICTURE
Of STARVATION
BY EYEWITNESS
1000 Russian Refugees Daily
Pour Into BrcSt-Litovsk -
Hundreds Perish Along the
Highways

London. N,E. S.--Thou>a"GS ~ Rus
sian refugees are p"U:'"S IN" hteN'-
!..:t,>A -. &c u ,!aS--'I',':.E 'r""''tE ~
hands ard knees 90 w"aS - stand ana
: ,,.-,S dying ia ,!u"Ou;s a."nE the r"''''~.
~ appalling r:''IT" o. IN" cessna
..,m Gra;A unG GeS as,a.ion III nc tA-
,.,.,.. a.ra,, ~ I.r.ySia. = Eivcn by Z. -"
II .,i;,Son. ~ "na-l." "t the frcst-
I, t,.sl, district tor the American reflex
characterization and IT,. t:urupsan chill
.,r..-:, Errd who arrived here last Night.
~, onr who NIs not "rsn suffering.
said ne, can !Iy:..G:Dv h"~ rhast.E Il
Is - awful are The huu:rr N2nrs thtt
Pho huG:..: HaCoru" swollen and h."Hts".
and the checnS are pT:t"d "a; ~ TINS
STAKE Is the prelude 10 death. which the
sufferers say - III" happ,eSi stage o.
all Women and 'hstuv"", - Wei As
men. are to bc seen II This "!'>h'e con
di,jou. they have dragged theta2elN"s up
10 mo begging for pennies and food.
AT one place l came across ten Ia
milies-toruerly among the wealthiest
who were living on bread made from
Erass, mud and straw. THOUSANDS OF
others are existing on grass. when IS
boiled with roots in water In order 20
make q thin soup. II acorns are avail
Able these arc added.
The Bolshe~tk seutrieS in out OF the
rar places are In rags and are sub
.,s,ins on the Ash they catch or in some
other primitive fashion.
FINDS Man Prom Chicago.
At one village a refugee staggered H.
He spoke English and said he had re-
sided IN Chicago until Easter. Asked
why hc entered Russia. he replied
because I was fool.
The refugee declared he had arrived
In Russia nth $500 In his possession
which the Bolsheviki took giving him
10000 ruhles in return. The same day
he paid $1,000 rubles for small piece
Of bread.
The country is overcome WITH YER
r,,, :. cou-tnued Mr.. Thomson. and
,ho,serds Of people must be dying
daily"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
COURT SHOWS MERCY
UPON POORLY PAID
employees OF BANK

New York. Aug. S Express.rr The
belief tina; the defendants did not re-
CriNc salaries cOmm"l Suratc with ta"ir
living requirement. !'r,":it! Judge Nh"p-
rard exercised mercy tnla! IN passing
sentence on a bank cashier and his 49,
SiStant who pleaded guilty u m'SHH-
plcat!on Of sj,I"U of the banks money
III the PAST two years.
Fl. Is. Rurda!l. cashier OF the First
National Bank of Armenia. New York.
and Mrs. Judith b. Dcmming. assistant
Cashicr.N were sentenced to serve one
day each in the custody of United
States Marshal Mccarthy and To pay
tines of S5On and $3.50. respectively.
Judge Sheppard POINTED out that
neither of the defendants used the
stolen money IN speculation "nd that
the bank had been reimbursed by them
for It's loss, He sharply criticized the
bank officials. however. for attempting
to conceal the dcfalc.,ii"nS ny permit
ting the defendants 10 make restitution
without "a linz the thrf,4 tn the attcn-
ton Of the police authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
KILLED MOTHER TO
END HER SUFFERING
AFTER WOUNDINC Her

Evansville. Ind. Aug. s.-Willie Def
or Dolly. 90. for the murder Of their
seventy year old mother. Mrs Martha
Deffendoll. confessed today to officials
at Boonyille. that he shot and killed
her.
According 70 the story which Willie
told Coroner Kriekhause he and his
mother were walking through the woods
in search of some squirrels when tho
hammer of his gun struck against .
tree and discharged a shot through his
mothers neck.
II didn't want her to suffer" Willie
said. so up and shot her again. That
didn't kill her so I shot her again In
the neck"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
COLD|E GOOD GIVES
COPS HARD FIGHT

Goldie Good Is again back in the jail
where he spent many OF his days. Col
die was arrested by Policemen Baker
and Bob Jones last might shortly b"for"
II o'clock on \ disordcrly charge.
Good, even though he has only one
arm, punched Policeman Baker in the
jaw and tripped Policeman Jones. lie
was finally gotten under contro!. He
will be arraigned before judge John 5.
Ritz this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
LIABILITIES EXCEED
ASSETS BY MILLION

New York. Aug. s. The Underwater
Coal Exchange placed in bankruptcy
several months ago. gave It's assets AS
si,3e5,225 and liabilities s2.4O3.7es In a
schedule filed today in the United
States district court. The liabilities
include taxes and claims OF shippers or
coal TO the exchange. The assets in
clude demurrage claims and $432,426 in
bank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Consolidated Traction
Is Awarded 100000

Pittsburgh. Aug. 8.--The receivers OF
che Pittsburgh Railways company was
ordered today by fudge Charles T. Orr
in the United States district court 20
paw I" the Consolidated Traction con-
pany 100000 and interest on tn" sum.
The SUN represented interest on i
mortgage 90 the traction company
which. aC""iuiHr to the decision. II was
hold. should have been raid by the raj
ways company and for which the tr.,' :
ton company brcam" liable when the
receivers failed TO pay Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
COST TO REPAIR
SLIDE $4,000

Pit,shl..-2. Aug S.--'ost Of repairs
o. re B.g-.oN Boulevard SIDE f"rc re-
cor y, wal>h for Il :.ar :Arr1tsned the
I'i.;spl.-=h r,""nsyI ana station. ap-
,.-oS!yra;ri $T6c."Nu. II Developed n -
c.ty coua>:. meeting here today. During
the discussion o. an appropriation OF
g.: av" ~ additional repairs on the
hsu:.~ar,s :. developed that the i"nn.
svlya-,. ~a:lrvad system had presented
t." ~ q preliminary" bill for that
amount;
Tna ..!d. ~ Earth from the boulevard
facing the railroad tracks for time
covered w. numerous lines and was
,nov;ax slowly upon the station. accord
INK 70 engineers. Major General Goe-
tntls. bullder % ;he Panama canal was
called 20 the city last fall as consult
Ing expert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
J, R, PENDLETON HEADS
MERCER COUNTY BAR

Ylueneld, w. Va. Aug. S---The Mer-
Ger County Par association n annual
session at Princeton this afternoon
elected John P Fendl"soD. Princeton. as
president: \. =. Kingdom. B1ueheid. as
vice president: George 7. Crockett,
Riuefeld. secretary, and til" following
executive committee: John Kee. G. w.
Merrill. James :. kahie. w. II. Dan
gerfeid. Princeton. and d. NJ. Easley
TIE outstanding feature OF the ses-
sion WA TIE ATTEMPT OF several law
yers. led by John Kes the defendants
attorney. to have ;hc association CEN
sure Il b. leo, prosecuting attorney,
for his action In REQUESTING the DIS
missal OF the tury n the Ashford u1uor
case. bat tbs association voted down
q resolution to that effect