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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
PRESBYTERIAN EDIFICE UNDER
GOES EXTENSIVE REMopEhING.
Entre Town WIN Join with Congrsga-
don In Evening Celebration.

The West Liberty people will hold a
big union meeting Sunday evening. May
IS. on the occasion of the rerper!nS OF
rho PRESBYTERIAN church after extensive
improvements. The ihierior OF tho
church has been completely rcdccoratcd
and equipped with electric lights.
This church is one OF the notable land
marks OF Ohio county. 1t stands out In
bold relief on the West Liberty hills
and Is the first building 10 break upon
tho view in any approach 10 the old
town OF Liberty. Thousands OF people
who drive over the bethany pike reCoS-
nize West Liberty first from the tall
steeple and cathcdral-lke appearance OF
the brick church.
The regular union service 81 the
Methodist and PRESBYTERIAN congrega-
ttcns Will be held at\2.5o a. m. Sunday.
at which time Rev. -. \. Kelley. the
pastor. will preach. IN III" evening pr
W. r.. Taylor. pastor 81 The Ws$t Liberty
Christian church, Will preach. Special
music for morning and evening service
Il being arranged. Prof. {. r Eosgcss
In charge.
Open air singing or gospel hymns
viii feature the evening celebration,
The church choir. assisted by the normal
school chorus. will begin sinking an the
dormitory lawns at D. m. ard advance
70 the college campus. later terminal.
inS the outdoor singing with 'yvo or
three hymns on 'hc church lawn =,
I:41 p. m. Several comets and Other IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
SUGGEST ELLIOTT y
AS CITY MANAGER
Former Island Councilman Looms A.
Successor to Charles II.
Dowlsr

Prof ". r. Elliott founder and chief
executive of the Elliott Commercial
school. is now prominently mentioned
as A possible successor to City Man.
ager Charles II. Dowler. who will re-
sign TO accept the appointment as a
member OF the state road commission.
rrof. Elliott served in council as
representative OF the Seventh ward
during the administration OF the late
city Manager George o. Nagle. and was
one Of the members of the first council
under the city manager form Of govern
nrcnt Prof. Elliott Is president Of the
Wheeling Moundsville council Of Boy
Scouts Of America
Prof Elliott, as we'll as Mayor Thorn
as T.. Thoner, when asked II he would
accept the position as oity manager.
stated that II It was tendere1 them
they would want time to consider. It
IS believed that Mayor Thoner could
be elected city manager II he SO desired
hut has stated ne did not believe tho
man should seek the position but that
,he positIon should seek tho man. Har-
~ =. Corcoran. manager OF the cham
her Of commerce. has also been men
toned MS a candidate and IS said to
have several members Of council urging
him To be a candidate. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
CREDIT MEN FOR AN
INTERMEDIATE COURT
Adopt Resolution After Hearing Al
dress by Judge ]. B. Sornmerville.

The Wheeling Association "t 'redt
Men at their meeting and luncheon hold
Yesterday at tho MCT.urc passed mo-
ton ray"rinc the Legislation in passing
IN act for the rurp"s" Of starting an
intermediate court for the purpose OF
reducing tho burdens Of the Judges IN
the circuit court.
Vice president H. |" King was gwen
authority 70 appoint committee VINO
will work in accord with committee
from the Ohio County Bar for the pur-
pose Of getting the work started 80
that tho legislature can act on the mat
ter at the next session.
Judro ! +. Sommcrvi'lc "r the Ohio
County Circuit Court gave an interest
irg address on Jury System" and gave
many suggestions that may be used TO
better the condition OF the present sys-
tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
EIGHT BUILDING
PERMITS ALLOWED

Eight building permits vera issued
yesterday by Building rcrmu Clerk
John Quinn. four Of which were FOR new
garages.
The permits issued were
H. l.. Henderson. tile building rs gar
age at !ot No. Is a. Walnut avenue.
Cos; $500.
Edward Tc;ticord. garage ~ 10; ~"
- walnut avenue. Cost 5000.
William Klcnm. garage al lot IS In
nvrrhrork Cost SlSh.
Earl Weisgcrher. garage al t2@h
Water street. Cost 500.
George Keller. repairs AZ 3 Howell
avenue. Elm Lirovc. Cost SioO.
G. W. Conner repairs Il, 2ll5 Eo1
street. cost $40.
Mrs. Il. Stuhhs. repairs at :j;@ Wood
street; Cost $@0N.
e. II Ahe-rrombi". additions - SO
Ohio street Cost $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
MENTz OUT ON BOND
VIII Get Hearing on Shooting Charge
When Victim Is Out OF Hospital

Frank Mcntz. farmer Of R"Eg'S mil.
several miles from EdCtngton Lane. has
been rrlen Sod from tail under $500 bond
for the shooting Of william Wilhelm.
aged Is years. Of EdGington Lane. MenN
will he given a hearing as soon as the
hoy is discharged from the North Wheel
Ing hospital.
II with be- recalled that several weeks
ago crowd Of hoys and girls went TO
tho Mentz home To serrnade McntH ana
his wife. they having only recently been
married. Mcntz secured a gun and shot
out tho window. At midnight he was
awakened hr deputy shcrtfS and ar
rested. IIe did not know hc had hit ono
or tho bows and ella incl he only shot
- rriShtcn them awaT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
PLAN NEW BUILDING
FOR BOY SCOUT CAMP

The executive committee meeting o.
the Wheeling MuuNd>vi!le council OF
Boy Scouts was held yesterday toHoW'
ing luncheon at the il"gc l'ANlS Hrech
room. W. Il. Elliott presided.
Ono OF the important matters as
cIssed MAS tho erection of 4 new build
Ing a. Camp tGamins which Will ="
used both IN the summer and winter
months An addition To tho preScn; mess
hall will also 10 made. Work on both
bindings wlu lie STATED in tho near
future.
All troops who h,d lNo"- attendance
At the Scou, and Dad pjcnt" held several
weeks ago will receive trophies FIR their
good work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
COUNTY COURT
Marrtara I,icenRas

Marriage Licenses
Car, lianlnn. q. and Belinda Wiles.
81. both or Belmont county. ON"
Walter RlaClSburSt. 80. and Bertha
McWhlI &c, both Of Washington. Ia.
Fiduciary
Veronica Snyder appointed guardian
ship OF Frank Snyder. Bond. 500.
Deeds
W. r. Coo"y 10 Henry \. Fcinler. par
eel OF land on High street.
Samuel Lively 10 Anna BipHus. tract
OF land in Liberty district.
Gertrude Robinson to Anna ". Nc
Lain. Parcel Of ground on Eoff street.
Anna a. Huscman to James a. Graves
parcel Of ground in Springdale.
Centre Foundry & Machine company
10 McGraw Motor company, lO' In Fifth
ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
". & J. Commencement
Invitations Received
Local Alumni Got Formal Announce
ments Of 12lst Annual Event
Splendid Program Arranged

Alumni OF Washington and jefferson
college in this city have received invi-
tations to tho annual commencement
exercises. tn h" held the week OF June
:. The invitations are wordcd "a fol
lows:
Tie prn~idnn; and faculty Of Wash
ingtOn and Jefferson college request the
honor Of your proscuc" NJ the one hun
drcd and twcn,y-tirst commencement
exercises June Ain 10 eth. 1922. Wash
iugton. Pennsylvania"
The events Of the week viii begin on
Sunday. with the delivery OF the hacca-
laurcat sermon in tho gymnasium. by
President S. : Baker. The commence
ment exercises will he held on Wednes-
day morning. June :, Mt 10 o'clock. in
tho gymnasium.
The full program follows:
Washington and Jefferson College
Program Of Exercises
Commencement Week 1922
Sunday. June 4th
In the Gymnasium
- On 2 IN .--Raccalaureate Sr-y1c.
Scrmon--Fr"sident s. s. Baker. rresid-
lnr-Ec". William z. Slemmons, D. n.
Monday. June 5th
In the Gymnasium
80 =. m--Class Day EXercises Of
1877
500 p. m Junior OratorIcal Contest.
Tuesday, June sth
1880 =. m.-Regular meeting ~ tho
Foard "f Trustees IN the Administration
building
Glass reunions-hnurs and places dc.-
|cnated by tho classes
$40 ~ ?:no r. m.-President's Recep-
lion In Chapel Hall. Main building.
9:ON r. m.--Reunion of all Alumni,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
FREAK GROUND ros SCHOOL

Ground was broken FOR tho new
school building which Is TO be erected
at Park View yesterday ana nope -
entertained that the building Will Do
ready for use with the opening OF inc
fall Term Of school, Contractor Albert
Imhoff Is erecting the new building
which will take place OF the old ono
now In use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

TaH;a!n. .....,..... r. ROY N'' ''''
First I.cutrnTNt....... Harry INN"T
Frank S,'hrn"r, James tr"n!HCNam
Albert korr. Elmer KAN. John f''an
Earl Motto. Harold SNan"r Charles
Soanr!rh.. NJ &. Cunningham. Slater
Peaks lH-cd Crcrn. Lon Gates. \. +
rlhcrhard Jrrnrv M',ord. Fred Wim"r
n g Mrkfcc. W. w. Davis WIN EliG
y n. Thomas. Frrd Eilvor. E""~C" l.
Hurrr9r. George BUt's. Albert Eu~t"r
W r Aldermen. n Mcconnell and E"f
TprNS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

visiting friends. and citizens OF Wash
Jn6tou. Campus and all buildings light
I'd and open for inspection and group
meetings.
WcdneS day. June 7th
y In the Gymnasium
0.Nn a. m.-CommCnccment.
100 m.--Lunchcun.
80 p. m.--Annual meeting of the
General Alumni Association; election OF
alumni trustees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
SUIT FOR $1,000

A suit for $1,000 styled Endicott John
son Company VS.. Joseph Nasifr G. Com
pany. was fled with the cltrk Of circuit.
court yesterday afternoon. Attorney
". L. Bradshaw represents the plaintiff
The action grows out Of a contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

S. Is TO Deer Park. $3.50 To Mt. Lake
Park. $40 To Oakland. Nd. and return.
Tickets on sale for all trains Fridays
md Saturdays. May - 20 June II, good
returning following Monday. Baltimore
g. Ohio T.. r. ma 81 ju l-8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
DAHNA TEMPLE
To PITTSBURGH
MEMORIAL DAY
WHEELING DoK1ES TO CONFER
WORK AT INSTITUTION OF
SHEIK TEMPLE
Au-Dokie Crew to Man Special Train
for wheeling Steubenvine
Pythians

for Wheeling Steubenvtue
Pythians
AZ arrangements have hsc7 C"m?.ci'd
! rr~ tn trip -: pnhNp TenN'" y" l"f'
| Dramatic Order knights kh"rAsSan. To
! Pittsburgh DECORATION day /" participate
! in the institution o" the new Sheik rem
| ple OF DoktcS IN tint city.
The degree team IL pthna temple 1'N-
! era weeks ago accepted al inN''dti"n 70
confer the work On ;hr charter mem
! hers Of Sh"ik rcmHlN when that temple
/ IS Instituted on Memorial day, and M
! ,cnsivc drlln" has h""n nn6"r W! Tor
NOT less than two months. in order mat
I the new r!itshurEh l'"h:"s may get
! their run moneys worth n IN" hands
! Of tho pahrr ;rmnlc hr'gands.
4 special train on thu l'"nnSNI\aA!a
! ra'lroad m7rrcd by an aN-nok:e crew.
will carry Dahna tcm0lH 70 'l"tt~hurFh
for tho core 1,on.;l and institution. This
rpcC!l' VIII 'rIvc the EonmSy passenger
/ station =. Eleventh ana Water streets
Memorial 2av morning 1t o'clock. stop
ping 4: S'ruhcuv',lN on r0r'" :" nus
hurCh 20 n'gk M tn" pnki"s from that
city. \ small class or caHdid5;"S from
StruNcu".!,o will No mad" N"ki"S AZ
PITTSBURGH. AID nshr1 temple VIII tax"
n'onc 4 L'c, rIoS, ~ - u'vn candidates.
ROYAL Ni2'.r =. o. Frederick last
evening stated ,ha. n" Doki" special 70
ri'tshurgh VIII ~ thr tirst train ever
run out 81 Wheeling by any Crat"rnnl
organization completely manned by
crew ~ ite own members. and. except
FOR tho Sunday cNrursions. Z VIII b"
the Or. train running ont o' this CITY
sIrco tho w@r for witch 4 reduced fare
rate has hcen occurred. F"n coaches
have been contracted for. sufficient /"
accommodate chn passengers. and NOR"
viii hc added r necessary. E"Nal Nt2i'r
Fred"rirk said thai thc train - strictly
For KNIGHTS of PythioS a'i mcmh"rs ~
their families. and many PT;hIans who
are not p"kies VIII Z" % Pittsburgh o3
Two srcclai 70 Witness 'hc double header
IN | "a mos and take n other attractions
which Pittsburgh ha, planned for Nc
! mortal day.
ON tho return trip from pittsburgh.
he Dol,,r special VIZ '"av" n" Sm"hy
city n :" o'clock Tuesday night,
Wheeling time
Program at Pittsburgh
Tho INSTITUTION of Shcik Tcm9l" ot
nolios and .hc ccrnmon1al Will take
place a. Motor S0unrc garden. Pitts
hnrch Candidates Cor Nv" n. -. X. X.
degron .havr boon directed :" meet at
Motor square &, rdcr at - o'clock sharp
iday';vh' savings t,w">. Tn" parade
VT, l>av" Motor Square garden at
n'clnr;, daylight savings tirn", anl the
r!'ualis'ic work begins NJ O'Clock.
E.rnchnon Will hr ecrv"d ~ so AMI ut
: o',.locS tho tiger f"ats begins.
THO following - tho personnel ~ Tho
!cc-r" team o. nahna temple. Which
viii confer the work L TittShurEh:
The DivNn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
BLANCHARD TO
SUCCEED BISBEE
WITH SANTA fE

Effective No, 3 NJ g. blanchard he.
come. chi'i engineer oi Western Lines
cod thr Alrhson. Top,tl ana santa 10
railway system with headquarters at
Amarillo. announce g. a. Lehman.
r,n"ul manager We succccdr T.. NJ.
llh," who rctIrts 1t bits own request
after NEARLY nfiy ,oai. Of ,,ut, rail-.
road service.
Western Lines is au operating dis
ui.t - over four thousand miles u
m1iu lros and branches and Includes 4
great variety ct operating conditions
from thu great psalms iu important river
valleys ard mountain districts with
ha,t ri.uics and much curvature.
~ Blanchard ,s Ean~an and was
educated at Ca, kansas Academy and
Tho state University ON completing the
.ours" In ',,il on- n,oriuu az DE Uni
N,rsi. D kansas. Mr. Blanchard en-.
tered thr service OF tho Santa Re rail.
wJE .t newton m Jun, 1909 beginning
as roinlu boz advanced steadily IN
Nit, 1900. De- hy,3me assistant engineer
iu ,hHig, of construction ana served at
various point, until promoted 10 divis.
.ou engineer 300 June 1909 Hc served ON
th, Kansas city and the m.ddl, divis
ions until hr we Wadr roidmp st-r OF
90, Y.idl, division go Newton iu Jan
uut 'H"t On june 1910 be- became as.
H-'sut engineer in the office at tine
,ui,i engineer co. Topeka. From Janu.
tt' lti tu Ma, 1913 hv was division
ENGINEER OF the Eastern and Kansas
Cus dNison. lic returned Jo the office
o. On, chief engineer az Topeka as OF
tic, rururci and 900 July 1915 was ad.
,anc,d to district engineer II the east.
cru district OF Eastern Lines. In March
tYls be- was appointed superintendent
q thr Missouri division and Ia fchru.
ary 1890 sup r.ntrud'nt w the Illinois
division with headquarters 40 chilli.
Gothic. 90
M blanchard comes to his new po-
situu H~ Dhict engineer 81 Western
lanes We'll u.uucd In r,ilrmdlng
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
MEMPHIS LEGION
WILL STAGE BIG
RODEO SHOW SOON

MEMPHIS. TrN Oet ., The eyes Il
all West Togas are already focused on
Memphis whore on November 9 10 ana
% ami American Legion ls staging e
BIG cowboys Frontier celebration.
These contests ar. pruwin. Boo popu-
larty The Memphis I.eEilna.res are % q
10 DO out done iy another Post They
are "a vc bunch ana IS hen Do comes o.
W1p. pop and artion mo- sports can CON
pete with the daring stunts 90 the COW
,o,f lea hulldoge.ng bronze riding. Wild
mplc riding with ,nr hand sursiuglc.
nd the world greatest rpp'rs.
quito e list of special faItar,s are Dee.
nr planned includnr Gag ng cory
ov iumqing from speeding aut0mo.
hi'n on - %. horns ~ . sid MeN.cla
.ttr md pin h1u Q" The ground. also
90 artists p rtorm me- rs trick o ~
ana trek rldug shorty Hlcfef kn w.
vcf!v hore Boo rudco % Dl", VIII IN kc
his ropr sing ior me Erln.b.tand also
Mout,u., Iacs RAY. who rorss with h.s
hands feet sua tc'th. also ROY Mayrs
,if5uH n. "a -us buck 10 horse that
hs' made thrill. for some - IN" CREATES;
crowds in America th, Wei known
hrckpg hor-'s. FhNle. 80 Name
White Deer. Gr,t Klulroo. Clrn,ti1n.
Ola Paint. r. J.. Btll tud many othc =
thnt ar" well known geo thr cowboys
" Amos winner 60 many hr"nr rid ng
contests. Caua,M Tack. one 20; the best
steer bulldogsrrs All,n u ld"r ol- ct
the best rofers Clrnl ~ CO. rrd
hrorc fitla. fh,s. hands viii an De- d
the Memphis rodeo th"y hlv" made the
rontr~l q success
Smaky Hea the worlds grctter, On
uouucer and his wife ltcath,l, steer nd.
- ~ ability. HugEor Rad Rogers win be
thelc to Keep the audi,uC. u Jn up
roar
an iu an there will Lr 70 mcth.ng de-
ln every minute aud 10 ao1s Ike Mem.
pins g. ging tp bring th" i9e, ro.iec
season Ia q sacc.ssiul close.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
BOY SCOUTS TO
RECEIVE MERIT
BADGES SHORTLY

ThD following Gnv Scouts nI amarillo
wII r,ooI." iae r.Iloving mer.i badges
o.sr,Ilr't
Cmrl,. MDAf,r carpentry. c.ok.ug
oI..treU}. urat ala iu animals fire
mrsh.n nrH ld htrdioau personal
hnifh public hnFh machinery. Slfe,s
lI.I swimming ampue. craft work Boz
WanI p.a1eoIrs and athletics
t.ar A.H.a tr King chemistry
'afper Co., uid d. ANIMALS fireman
.h.p irst 4id hk us uf, uvdug. mas
nr pH oH.I health. public health and
p.ou'r.n- ul'H ri development path
ndHs frf Hnf swimming ano
n.tr
H.t.. msi 4d lo tu mails
I'D u'mlnsh % ami public uwltt
'hf..a All.s camping nramanshif
htHe u'hrndins
Don't . H,r frst ud. physical dove.
npu'ut ari painting
Co. rr 'ulNoog lrrrunship. nrs'
td animals ana omaushlp
Mike Gi'h'It public hrll.h md per
sual h.sIth
i,'h't iigiubothIm fr.t nid. fr-'
ld tn amin ls and freunrshp
tr-" MulD. crp,nfrl. camping ma.
'oHp. personal health public hcol,lY
ui Jiotv urst
C.Hrr Mcclellan ,o.tlug ana pub.
l. health
William Mcconnell tihl,t 90. cooking
.uf. WORT Bon wood camping first 40
20 animals m.~pnry. pioneering. Ia h.
ondng personal health. public health.
urinfuE sNiwm ng. nns safety first.
l.ylr Peterson. iirst aid 70 animals
h.k AK h'rsouhnship and PAINTING
Robert stone electricity. nrmt uid
'undirt.lt ana Or niina
DIV ud Stiilri cook ug fireman hip
public health aud swimm ng
Daniel Thompson cycling aud handl
.f.ff
Th'ma Thompson. cooking. fireman.
mi. public health 1ud swimming
Royce Thompson eVcs. cooking
nr'm. nship. lrs' td. public health. per.
.au1l health and swimming
Goo GO Wadll. pulur hollth.
Ctu Wen ,potne fr,manship
p1iut ~ .mihnud.ng public health
and cr.onul health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
SIZE OF KHIvA
CLASS DEPENDS
ON WORK Done

S.z, 81 thc $500 ,ass .r Nh,o Tenn
.he mobiles fHD.i.. sid O. ,ordcr
re .rge SuIluu r,uJJH 20 the
Shrnopf VEN lu GOO and scot Tho th,
petitions GO Mas.1s whI have received
h, knights q, TrmuLr OBJ 32nd de-
gf.'s De- sid that tho November class
should De- am unusually large One
The mil ceremonial VIII De- held Nov
les Preparation 7re moss ictug made for
ieuprkHhle ceremonial. The various
bod 49, are rctt'us ready COZ the semi
annual ceremonial, and Recorder Stlp
'"t.u 's lypc ting uur of thc best iu The
history 81 khi,u Temple
The gawg' building - Third and
Polk STREETS iUst north It the Amarlllu
iWri t1d.llJ, CO.. VIII ho used tor the
it,lr, 81 uoAl,s uo, .D.- and SIS ting
women o. is uruhahl th1t arhc,u,Sl
workings WI hr 90, ohict article ON
M m.nu. although nu dctin g. selcc.
tiou has been made 90 the principal
u'1t. D. b. said
tn" Hrglo Corps .s holding weekly
rsh,arsals 80 = O'Clock until 'hr final
H'ck io.nt -eho1rSils viii be- hold with
the dum corps Frunk iliiuzc is iu
charge ,f the rehearsnls
Tho patrol win soon be- doing aci,y,
drillinp and work preparatory 10 the ccr
ruonnl u Is said that the patrol stag.
ed on 81 the best ccrcmonials last
spring ever gwen In Texas. and " is
plaur"d to do equally as well tn fall.
>. rdc, Stnploton is anxious that
mobiles s.'rd in ~ many petitions as pos.
bible aud without delay. The earlier
The petitions are sent n. the quicker
they con be disnoscd OF. he said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29
INCREASED COSTS ARE
FORECAST FOR SHOES

Boot and shoe Recorder, Prices of
upper aud sole leather. Innings. and In
fact an materials that enter into shoe
construction show advancing tcnedn.
cics H3yerhtll shoe manufacturers are
lighting against advanced prices on
their goods yet can see no alternative
cNcep, higher figures In the near Ia.
turc. Some orders for spring deliveries
have been returned To buyers on ac.
count 0t prices which represent losses
o. the MANUFACTURER This ~ q real
condition md one which merchants
must consider Postponemcnt ct orders
Ton the coming season H. likely TO mean
"a substantial advance IA the cog 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

foiwear 20 the buyer business revival.
with the removal OF unfavorlhle c0ud.-
lions la the labor field have brought
about substantial demand for goods.
Merchants who Do not anticipate their
wants. win face the alternative of pa
ing more Tor spr.ns goods. Early ship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

mouts arc aI.o au Important factor IN
thr situation
Car shortage prevails throughout the
country ANA deliveries are Akeit TO Doe
osutod Hrr.rnll manufacturers ny
thrt the mHal 90 iho price and trans
no ilt.on situation O. 'huy move
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-29

Dave Dcrden School OF Music soS
rnylor. teaching saxaphone and all
hand and orchestra instruments.
Phone 24Sa
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-11-03
THIRD ANNUAL DINNER
AND REUNION

The Third Annual Dinner and Re-
union Of the 356th Infantry of the
89th Division will be held Saturday
evening at six p. m, November IL,
1922. This is Armistice night. The
Dinner and Reunion will be held at
the University Club, 18th and Balti-
more, in Kansas City, Missouri. The
365th Infantry is the Western Mis-
rsouri Regiment of the S9th Division.
1t saw active service in the st. MihieI
drive and in the Argonne.
Last year among the speakers at
the Annual Dinner and Reunion was
Alvin M. Ossley, the newly elected
commander of the American Legion.
Col. R. H. Allen, the old commander
of the Regiment, also spoke. 1t is ex-
pected that Col. Allen will be present
this year and that other notable
speakers will be present. Commander
0ssley has also been invited to speak
again.
All members of the Regiment are
urged to attend. Tickets can be had
for S1.50 from Jacob Walker, Presi-
dent, Plattsburg, Missouri, or Ingh-
ram D. Hook, 31s Scarritt Building,
Kansas City Missouri.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-11-03
FRANK WHITE PURCHASES
THE l.. b. THRASH STORE

On November the first Frank M.
White took charge of the grocery
store which he purchased of L. B.
Thrash. Mr.. Thrash has been in poor
health for some time and the meat
market and grocery business was
more than he could take care of.
Mr.. White is well acquainted
with this line of business, having been
associated with his father in his
store until quite recently. That
his customers will have the best at
tention is assured. Mr.. White an
nounces he will run delivery wagon
to accommodate his customers and
orders will be promptly filled. Mr..
Thrash will open up his butcher shop
in the building next to the feed store
as soon as he can get possession, but
will remain in the White Grocery
store building at present. We wish
Mr.. White the best of good luck in
his undertaking.