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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
MAYOR REQUESTS
HELP Of ALL IN
ARN|ST|CE EVENT.
Issues Proclamation Asking Citizens
to Observe Saturday as
Holiday.
Concerning the observance OF

Concerning the observance OF Ar
mistice day in Wheeling. Mayor
Thomas +. Thoner said last night to
an Intelligencer reporter that he hoped
the people OF Wheeling would enter
into the spirit OF the occasion and lend
their efforts to make the celebration
success.
Mayor Thoner has issued an ARMS
tice day proclamation calling upon the
people TO observe the day as national
holiday. and to show their patriotism
by displaying the American flag and
BY a general suspension Of business on
Saturday.
Mayor Thoner met with the officials
OF the Wheeling clearing house yes
tcrday afternoon and asked that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
Of
|DD|NC5 ASKED
Rift in Belmont County Sheriffs
Office Follows Defeat of
incumbent

AS ii result of dissension growing
out OF the bitter campaign waEed lot
the sherift's office in Belmont county.
Sheriff Dick Lynch. of 81. ClairSvilic,
Yesterday asked TOR and received the
RESIGNATION Of Deputy Sheriff John
lddings.
lddingS, who IS also deputy state
prohibition officer. lined up with the
opposition to Lynch during the recent
campaign. It Is said, and also contrib
uted materially TO the lattcr's defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
SW|ND[ERS GET
$1,000 HERE BY
ANCIENT SCHEME
SWITCH CIGAR BOX FILLED WI n
PAPER FOR BoAROsVlLLE
MANS ROLL.
Meet in Room on Main Street 10 Let
Victim in on "Church
Investment"

Two swindlers worked the oIu
duplicate box confidence game III
Wheeling yesterday TO the tune Oh
s3.7O0 and escaped before their VIC
tim realized he had been duped.
According to the police, Pete Guna'
Of Boardsville. O.. recently became az
uuainted with two neatly dressed men
who tailed Of Investments ana 'o'"
Guna that he was foolish Tor getting
only 4 per cent interest from the oanN
on his money when. by following '"e''
advice. ne could become independents
IL wealthy in few years.
Church securities. was the pa
extended by the swindlcrs ana 'heS
talked In glowing terms. according 10
Guna's story 10 the police, Oh no"
few hundred dollars would grow INTO
thousands. Guna was interested, say
the police. and he arranged TO meet
the confidence men. Repeated CONVEX
stations le TO Guna's deciding TO IN
vest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
COUNTY COURT
DEEDS.

! +. KNIT and Wife to Orion kol'
Ter tract Of land in Richland district.
4. T.. Bryant. special commissioner
to J. +. Knight. property on Peters
Run.
Minnie Morse and husband to Geo
B. Pelly ct al, parcel OF land on
Wheeling Island.
CLYDE +. Amos and wife TO Robert
Lee Ward and wife, property In MI
de Chantal
John p. Carter and wife to J. {. Mo
Curdy and wife to S. Nesbitt, lot Of
In Philadelphia.
S. Nesbitt. Jr., and vile TO Lucy
Brannen Simms. lots 5 and sc In Tria.
delphia.
John FarleywInc and wife 10 VIII
liam Porter. lot lG0 In Overlook.
John F. Cruise and wife TO Mamie
Britt and Leo Britt, lot in ChurchiII's
addition
Frederick W. Sonderman and vile
to {. H. White and wife, lot in Lin
tons addition.
Linn TaCgart TO \. J. SuiIlwagcn.
real estate on McGraw's Run.
George ]. Rogers. trustee. to Ed.
ward Y. Byrne. property In Elm
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
AUTO
|. TOURISTS PLAN
To VISIT HERE
Manager of Tours Arranges with Com
,nerce Body to Camp on Fair
Grounds Next Year.

J IT. Brown, newspaper editor c'
Detroit aud Battle Creek. general mana
ger Of the Michigan Auium"Mic Ionr-'
who had charge OF the caravan thHt
came to Wheeling IN 1921 IS IN the
city to arrange for the 1928 caravan
camp on the State Fair grounds Tor
Friday. Angus: II There will be 10
cars ana 500 tourists IN the caravan
and cars ar, registered from nine oth"r
states hcsihr> Michigan. The general
manager has had 10 limit The mumh':
Of car, To thrr" divisions OF :" cars
each. and has already. refused 10 take
IN hundreds If ears from western states
he said.
There were l@l cars last year fa.-
lowing tnr genera, managers Official
car when the caravan came into Wheel
iar from Iu,uutuwn and campcd on
the state fair grounds tor two days.
The tourists had Il splendid tan" h>H"
and were So much pleased With the re-
r-rtiuu and c"cuug program In the
Sra,uI~tand that they "Sk"d Mr.. Brown
To arrange the 1923 tour Ia Washington
to return - Wheeling and ro!umhus.
Nj. Rorwn held conference with
Manager II. L. rorcoran Of the Chamber
uf Commerce Yesterday. and both went
out to tn" fair grounds and looked over
tho site for The CampnrNt August Inc
caravan and camp VIII he twice the
size Of the one hrre last year and WI
he 4 strictly military organization III
it's movements uu the road and in camp.
Name Is Changed.
There IS plenty Of ground available
and I. Will be surveyed marked out and
stakcd before the caravan arrives. Each
car Will nav" the same location IN every
camp along the route. and each stake
viii give The division. letter and num-
Der Of each car. The divisions Of %
cars each Will hc lined up in rows. 80
feet apart and each car Will face u"
rarp square cars viii be 80 feet
arart ia each row. tn" rear division
viii have five rows o. cars lined up AT
right angles to the other two divisions.
The tour caravan has It's own baggage
cars and electric light plant.
The nu..C uf the organization was
changed 10y tho general manager iH>f
season from michigan Farmers Aut"-
mobile Tours" to "MiCh.Gan Automobile
Tours" only about one-th!rd OF tho
tourists arc real farmers.
In the tour last August there were
state. city and county officials. circuit
rour; Judges. physicians and surgeons.
lawyers. city school superintendent
teachers. students and faculty members
from Michigan University. Michigan
Agricultural college. ana educational Ia
situations of other cities.
Mr. Brown wishes Manager T"rc"ran
~ send a booklet about Wheeling 10
each car owu"r and driver some weeks
before the 1928 tour from Battle Creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

"Whcn "a tho best tinc 10 see MI.
Fluhduh"'
Hard TO .ay. IIc'a ErouChy before he
b,a his lunch and aftcrwaId he has IN
digestion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
Main Street Sessions.

yesterday afternoon in a room on
Main street near Eleventh, Guna ap'
peared with $500. riS lie savings III
a small cigar box. He was IN recep'
tive mood. according 10 the police
and ased to be shown the proposition
fully.
At the conclusion OF the exposition
Guna Is said to have been salts Il
that it was sound and at the su2Ee@'
ton OF the swindlers il was arranged
that another meeting should be held
next week when Guna might take
over a block OF the stock II stu IN
tereSted.
Leaving the room in happy frame
of mind Tor. he told the police, ne Sa"
the road To easy wealth open TO MN
with a vista OF mansions and hlsA'
priced automobiles. walled TO lie
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station WIN
The cigar box under his arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
GAINESVILLE VOTES
DOWN SCHOOL ISSUE

The project to erect n new High
school building at HarnesvillC. ohio.
received 4 severe jolt at Tuesdays cleo
ton when the citizens Of tho western
belmont county town. by heavy ma
iori,v. voted down the proposal q issue
.Sl"5, 900 in bonds to erect the structure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
Police! Police

While waiting Tor the tram 10 Pu''
in Guna casually opened tue ooN -
gaze on his savings. As lhe 'lu '"''',
up and pieces o. waste paper le,.
from the DON ne S'"' ''u w
wildly, Ponce, romeo lo'''c'
An officer answered MS C"II al"
Guna poured forth his tale' Even
then 1t had not dawned on him tha'
he had been trickcd and 1t was only
when the officer took Guna TO the
room 10 find his friend" that Guna
realized he had been duped OF his
savings.
According to the police the Scheuc
Is worked about as follows;
Two smooth. glib ton2ued men 81
prosperous appearance enter lot
ciCn colony ana proceed 10 uazZ'e 'HS
natives with their ta!eS Oh easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
St. Clairsville Votes
Against Water Works

While a majority OF the citizens OF
81. C1airsville voted in favor OF the
$4,000 bond issue 70 provide water
works FOR the town. the proposal Lacked
the approval Of the necessary Two
thirds vote and failed 10 carry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
QUARTET CHOIR TO
GIVE SONG SERVICE

The quartet choir Of the Vance Memo
rial church will put on fine musical
service next Sunday night at 1880
o'clock. Six numbers will be rendered,
as follows:
Anthem-"I Heard the Voice Of Jesus
Say" by Huerter.
contraIto Solo-"Peace." by Vorhiss.
ouartette-"The Golden Leaves Are
Failing" by Ravens.
Soprano and baritone duet-"Coms
1esus Redeemer." by Hammond.
Tenor Solo-"In Native Worth (Cre-
atom by Hadyn.
Anthem-soprano oblisato. "Jerusa.
Ien Turn Ye to the Lord Thy Co..
(Gall!a) Gounod. w.
The choir will have Mrs. Hazel Son
derman Trump as. assisting soloist.
Father-Who gave you that line cu'
an the side Of your head. Johnnie!
Somebody give IT TO me. pep.
Father (sharply)-Nobody? BE care
ful now. liza :. >, -. 7
got !, in exchange for two black eyes
and a blody nose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Mclean Raises Quota.

splendid record The meeting was thcn
opened Tor "a general discussion.
Mclean Raises Quota,
NJ. NJ Newman 81 Mclean reported
that Precinct No Of GRAY County
had raised us quota OF $3.50 Cor the
chamber. the amount being easily oh
tanned
y. H. Arnold Of Memphis said that
the Panhandle needed the organization
and said that there would ho mo trouble
20 finance Il II every one would become
better acquainted over The Panhandle
He endorsed strongly the proposition
To hold Panhandle fair Boo Amarillo
Sam NJ Braswcll. editor Of the CI8r.
endon News. expressed satisfaction
over the work that had been done lv
tho field managers and said that Doc 20"
licvod the task Of financing would De-
completed within 90 days fIe said ne
had no doubt but thar Amarillo would
raise its quota OF $500,
Because there was some criticism Of
Amarillo not having many persons .r
the meeting possibly sis Or sorrn Or
all-H S. Gooch and ~ ~ Iu'eoI
were asked 10 speak boz behalf of .ao
city Both assured the visitors that
local people strongly favored toe or.
ganization although they were not
present.
Lee Statewide said Tint the f"ir.
cial report OF NJ RYAN shuN.ne
pledges Of Sass ALREADY ON BUDGET
Of $4,000, indicated that the ornn.21.
ton was success and that another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
BAD CHECK WRITERS WILL
Be PROSECUTED By A. B. NJ.
CONTINUE FRoM PACE oNEl


should " n0r,as % and that tho rogular
,i,y mthn az rcrod uopinr should
b.. insislle,. ur., lu,. arc from 81 Co
80 munirt
fS'TrsHr Nlbu 1il that dues Boo
tsfBus Texas av tiOus run much
AL. ,hsu they 60 here 49, thc local
ass0 latiuu has nearly sOn members. IL
hak lecn only through the volume that
dues have been held down. DO said Tho
matter u increasing the dues based on
servl,c rendered win h. taken up by
the new b,ard NJ directors
u q. puulney gave @ resume OF the
siBle law On bad checks. distinguishing
b'tveen mlsdemnnor and felony
At Was suggested that a weekly ur semi.
'-eekly bulletin 70 members would re-.
cucc the number ~ bad ch.ch- ln the
work OF The Prosecution ~ writer's OF
had checfs 4 WAS understood that
members at the Associative srr mot to
withdraw charges otter they ar. filed
AmoiH those speal ny 600 tho creek
situation were T. =. rohrlr. o., T. Y
Wood, V Schwrr'y and o. r5rk
w @. Fly tog, hod updm iiw f,ut sit
u1uon her and al.io r'icrinf O., freight
rates chaigf ~ the Sintn p.
Cot "innuaT" Id.
The Association decide o. ou ava,
with individual advertising n Do. hirl
rhocl 'nnunl Instead uuihrie wIl
I've asked ~ make duaiil fur W.i
names u The dire tuy ~ rol ributor
fur the annual Tht uili reduce 90
nurfh'r 81 page aaj production cos
saviiE tur members considerable moi
cy. T. ws- rid
TIN matter ~ he aununl banqus
was 'cierred to o., bolfd of ducrtou
a communication irnm postmn,icr v
H. DcGrassi regarding old posioffic
feys was read and memhcl.s were askc
% Toir = any cK.r ONES should ih.
possess any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
VISITORS GIVEN DINNER

dinner WAS given at the Amarillo
Hotel last night Tor visitors here at
tending the meeting ~ the Panhandle.
Plains Chamber ~ Commerce. and a
number ~ local people Serving Of the
dinner began at o'clock and was com.
plotod shortly after o'clock. so that
visitors could catch the evening Rock
Island and Santa Pc trains FOR their
homes.
The dinner was unusual, inasmuch
as there were no talks and no toast.
master. Guests informally talked 70
each other during the dinner hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

..rretary mararor should be- employed
u. th4, tho chamber can function SIN
better Te referred 10 the value OF a
strong organization like this one IN
getting necessary legislation at the
suto capitol
ucCardell Tor Aciion.
n NcC4rdru. secretary ~ the
.IIrenlon Chamber ~ Commerce. slid
r.I rhc chamber should begin active
work no onco especially in regard To
... 200 panhlndl. faIr Tor 1922 lie eX'
...s.d the belief That two or three
..rrtHs Inactivity would make u TOO
.t. .1 pat ovcr successful fair
George saer of Memphis asked tnat
p.rH.rdlo people give the chamber is
rrrI md financial support He de-
.1I.f That f usually took "a few peo
. start movement
H. Russell doubted the wisdom ~
holding ar in Amarillo this year.
... .l That possibly a small one
....H ua held On thc flll Of 1928 In the
.a. m which should BE- ready by then,
.a added
O. r.. '1mison. former secretary.
r ulrrr said that hc had found a
great demand over the Panhandle that
AMARILLO stage q fair this fill H. az.
rad chat II Amarillo would provide
fh. grounds that Panhandle counties
forH h anxious 20 bring their ex'
a.tlts Touching upon finances be said
POI, voild hc willing 90 guarantee 800
tlUne with q others on Potter Couuty's
plGert and that would assure the r1is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Why Women Get De-
spondent

Are not women naturally as light
hearted. brave and hopeful as men!
Yes. certainly. but a womans organism
is essentially different from a mans
more delicate. NOR, sensitive ana more
ovacting Women In delicate health are
more dependent. more nervous. more ir'
ritable and more respondent. When
woman develops nervousness. sleeplcss'
ness. backachcs. headaches. dragging
down pains and mclancholia she should
lose mo- time Ia giving Lydia r. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
as II viii qicl<ly dispel such troubles.
This root and herb medicine contains
no drugs and has been the standby OF
American womanhood Tor nearly fhty
years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

principles as the term S. commonly
used when speaking of men of unavoN
reputation The state attorney also
asked % the ycuncmou Thought that on
officer 81 ~, law had b,ifnr right
tu Kan another man than any other pcr
SON. Defense hwy,rs asked 10 OBJ, pros
pccilyc iuror believed Boo thr hW. OF
plf defense aud II tho ,cnncm'u 30 So
le,tcd would return verdict az mot
guilty II he believed that tine defendant
believed thrci, had been made against
hIs hfo ana the threats were ubou. 'r
be- executed
Gmdon Stanford of Shamrock. vas
he first witness placed on the stand
Hc had with him a mat ~ tho building
Boo which the killing Ia alleged o. hayc
taken Dncc. Re testified ne 90 the
correctness OF the blueprint ~ did also
Mike swink the second witness wh.
owned IA, Restaurant iu the building
Shooting Described.
g.. y Myrick Was 10, next witness
placed an the stand Myrick told 90
having been iu the restaurant. shortly
after dark on the ulght before Brooks
WAS killed ANA eft having gone with
Jake Martin 90 tho fair grounds az
which time Martin asked him BE- be- had
seen "Cutey' Brooks and that no. told
Martin that hp was working in the res.
uuuut from which they had just come
Myrick said that about 1915 that night
ho was seated at Oh, counter boo thu res
wurtW preparing Ca eat his supper
when summons and Martin entered the
front dAur aud walked tu the back Of
th' NHuse through tho door in the par.
uu0n h'fNcon tho dining room aud the
:, ttch'r md That hr heard Summons
uy Brooke you have been threaten
mr nay hfc ~ hong time, but now J
am going IS 8 ven or words 90 Tin
effect aud that Summons shot onDc
Brooks falling to the floor.
Myrick also testified thnl SWiuk. pro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District

Changes funlhd ". HoIes Information obtain
aba euhjsc .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

prictor OF the restaurant aud an eye.
Witness ~ the shooting said that II was
Keen trick to como IN there and XIII
Brooks when he had been at the fair
grounds an day.
Attorneys Clash.
Several clashes between the opposing
attorneys occurred during Myricl = ex.
animation
Mike swink was the first witness
called al tonights session swink said
that Summons came into the bear OF In
restaurant where he. the cook. Moran.
and Brooks were grabbed Brooks by
the arm and said Brooks. have CONT
10 kiil you stand up and take Il ike a
man
Tho court room was crowded NJ obth
the afternoon and night sessions many
women being among the spectators II
is believed that the case viii not 20 to
the jury before saturday night a. there
arc mere than hundred Witnesses tC
be- examined
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Ing $500 Immediately from this
county.
Mcclure Speaks.
=. r. Mcclure. secretary OF the
Claude Chamber ~ Commerce. said
that discussion Of financial support for
the Panhandlc.P Plains Chamber Of
Commerce was scheduled TO be taken
up last night.
day afternoon were: Harry II stlner
Sam NJ Brasweli. 4. ~ McCarden
Clarendon: W. T. Wilson. ]. r. Hind
man. VI. NJ Newman. l. o Floyd. Me
Lean: 4 4. Finley and ]. s. wynne.
pampa. n L. Morris. Vega: d, II.
Arnold. George sagcr, Memphis; j, T.
Mcclure. Claude: George Ryan. Lee
Satlcrwhite. j. G. Sebastian, II VI.
Russell. J =. York. n S. Gooeh and
others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
100000 Extra Votes
The Big Special Offer in Detail

To- the candidate. pro rata share o. extra votes
viii b. given for anything over a club For instance
$500 worth q new subscriptions viii earn 10 oos
extra votes.
DO YOUR BEST WORK NOW EVERY NEW
81 BSsBiPrtoN rs oF VITAL. INipoRTANf.r
TINS OFFER NAY PLACE YoU SAFELY on 1.pF
WINNING LIST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Candidates are not limited 10 tn number q
clubs they secure. Every 5000 worth of new sub
scupuon- viii count club. Candidates should turn
On subscriptions a. soon they ct them as the
Campaign Manager viii keep an accurate record ~
u subs rin'lOus received during tn offer and az tn
end Of DO. urfsr viii issue special votnr ballot to
cover the extra votes due aud will mail them direct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
ELECTION OF P. p. C. OF C.
HEAD IS OFF UNTIL MARCH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNrJ

d. Randall Gray, Wheeler. Chlidress.
Hail. CoIlnrsWorth ana Potter coun
ties As th.s much work has been ac.
complshod 100 only a month. members
expressed belief that he had made q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Fs,r each aud every 5000 club q new suhscrip
t.lns turned in ON oc before January ssth. %. u.
iooUh extra votes viii h. given. These vote- ar
b.. addition 90 hc regular number 81 votes allowed
books
All. NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED ~ BE
FORE THIS OFFER WAS ANNOUNCED WILL
APPLY oN THIS 100000 EXTRA VOTE OFFER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

hundred million q
quail heat o
estimated production hundred barrels asa gravity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Paul Gocbcl b. q sN-foot-five'inch
football captain who says he has never
been kissed. hut they will reach him yet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
~ Associated rraf
Mus, Hold Firm

SHAMuhlN Penn. Jan John L.
LcNk, Intentional president o.. to-
United Nine workers t.l tho anthro.
c'ie N1'r Wage Convention there
must D. pD backward atom in their at
titud" toward The d. srd of coal com.
ranice p r,Sluc. WpH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
STATE CHARGES SAMMONS
WITH BEING IN PLOT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE,

w - I'D ItUM TAIt UNhI
two Jurors necessary O. CONN. thr
pant Wa Do gun at onr. 20. ... 100
were selected after eleven mm had
been examined
Queries Juror
State attorney asked oa,h prospective
turor Il B.. believed that mau would
he Justified la killing man m "-oneul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

The 100000 vote offer is the
biggest special opportunity
of The Amarillo Daily News
great 100000 Automobile
ard Prize Campaign. 1t is
the key to the winning of the
Ten magnificent prizes, in
GLIDING Two late model auto.
mobiles to be given at the
close of the campaign, March
4th.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
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