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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
LEAGUE COUNCIL ACTS
TO Halt WHITE SLAVERY

GENEVA. Jan. 15.-Tbc council
If the League of Nations. which has
been in session here SINCE last week.
adjourned Saturday u.ght until Apr.
20. The next meeting Will De held
at Geneva when, according TO resp
buttons adopted Saturday. the plan
OF holding public sessions wiz be
followed. except when personalities
are being discussed or o-he~ reasons
make closed sessions necessary. Or.
Gastoa da Cunha OF Brazil was
chosen president of the council 70
succeed Paul Hymans of Belgium.
Saturdays session was taken up
largely with discussions Of tho nil
uorities I'm Cuicia and with disDcs-
ing Of current business.
The council created a permanent
advisory committee 10 take up the
question of the white slave traffic
and invited Great Britain. France.
Japan, Spain. Denmark. Poland.
Rumania 10 name delegates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Iu Molly OF MIR. Sennett has
given tine world dainty. wholesome
ory OF humanity. It's earlier reels
breathe the atmosphere of the home
folks The heroine. played so be
witchingly by Mabel Normand. is en-
ticed enough 70 charm any fairy
prince 90 alteration. let alone the
mere man trusting all his life 20
nothing more exciting than TO con-
vendonal beauty of the society
world
The most appealing characteristic
o. the drama. either on stage or
screen. is that Of Cinderella" Poor
girls all over the world. born TO sOr-
did surroundings, love 20 look for
ward 20 the arrival Of that Prince
Charming" who viii lift them into
the realm Of luxury and beauty
which they imagine spells uuending
happiness.
Iu Molly o. they see just such a
Firl. hard working. poorly dressed.
but sweet. Obedient and courageous.
They see her Inundated. shamed by
her poverty, and then suddenly win
tine attentions Of a younger man Of
high estate.
Also Do this story Mr. Sennett has
suggested that marriage with it's at
tcndaut wealth and position is not
always "a certain predecessor to I'M
trampled bliss. Despite its many
moments of happiness there are
tears enough I'm the play to make it
ring through. There ds a bit OF
tragedy too. out Of which every
one energies happily. and through
out is the intruding personality OF
Miss Normand. never more wildly
CASE than the title role OF the Gim
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

men and women whose experiences
have not hardened them or led 20
a premature capitalization are the
natural Interpreters of the popular
love rOmances which the public Is
especially fond Of seeing. Therefore
the directors keep this fact IN mind
when selecting players who viii ap-
peal to the average taste OF the
American public
Q-Who takes the part OF the
old earl jn Mary Pickford's Little
Lord Fauntleroy
A-Claude Gillingwater. This IS
his first performance before the
camera, but ne demonstrated that
a good actor o. the spoken drama
can become ralner more than a
good actor OF the silent. He played
ln Three Wise Fools on the stage.
He is also in Jackie Coogan's pic
ture Of My Boy"
What romance among screen
players is the latest 20 be whis-
pered off Look for this interest
Ing gossip I'm tomorrow's paper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
OLIVER

Starting next Sunday. Jan. %.
The Son Of WaHingford" will be
tie screen attraction for one week
The Scholarship club, formed for
the purpose Of aiding worthy stu
dents wishing 20 attend Notre Dame
university. have interested them
selves in the engagement of this
picture. They have made arrange
ments with the Oliver management
whereby they will receive a gen
erous percentage Of the receipts.
providing ticket purchasers bring
with them the exchange tickets
which have already been sent out
by the club. DIT Alta NJ. Boram is
the clubs president.
THE Son Of WalIngford" is a
story old and young will enjoy.
Produced by Vitagraph from the
widely-read story by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Randolph Chester the
screen version brings 70 the fore
all the lovable characters made
famous in fiction. and introduces
in the son. Jimmy. n clever young
chap who inherits his fathers good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
PARIS POLICE HOLDING
RYAN FOR EXAMINATION

PARIS. Jan. 15.-Further exam
nation today OF Thomas Stewart
Ryan Of the Paris staff OF the Chi
cago Tribune who is being held by
the police i'm connection with the
critical condition OF his wife as a
consequence. il is alleged of the
taking Of three poison tablets. while
with Mr. Ryan in a hOtel room here.
developed two farewell letters Of
Mrs Ryan in which the police say
she announced her intention 10 COM
NIT suicide.
Counsel for the defense has estab-
lished that Mr. Ryan was not armed
at the time end quote his wife as
having said she took the poison
under moral constraint."
Mrs. Ryan. a California woman
who as a violinist is known as Miss
Audrey Creighton. was much weaker
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

York with the most robust dram
attic fare seen on the Manhattan
stage in years. in boomerang Bill
az the LaSalle he is bringing 20 the
South Bend screen n torrent Of abil-
ity I'm tornado OF n play. Never
before has such acting been seen
upon the silver sheet as this un-
conquerable ace Of players offers
i'm this sturdy heart-flooding story
OF Chicago crook entangled in the
willy snares OF New York's under
world There is a girl. irresistably
set forth by Miss Marguerite
Marsh. and her need OF assistance;
there is the crooks "last trick and
the misfortune Of being captured;
there is. IN brief drama. suspense,
reality power. thrObs and thrills,
love and laughter. And acting. BY
the sheer splendor Of his personal
ity. by the intimacy Of his inter
probation, and by the reality and
humanity with which he cloaks the
somewhat sordid gentleman from
South Clark street exploring the
sinister possibilities of Avenue A
Barrymore makes us want 10 for
get the matinee idols. the hand
some heroes. and the emotinS lead
ing men whose chest heaving IS
accustomed to beguile us in the
cinema, He lives his part. offer
ing more thrills than Bill Hart
more attractiveness than Wallace
Reid. more emotion than Eugene
O'Brien, more suave ability than
Arliss. greater grandeur than Skin
ner. The picture is fresh form the
studios. having had its metropolis
tan premiere since New Years day
It is a picture the missing OF which
would be a real misfortune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
Stage
OLIVER

Richards, the Wizard. who
opened his weeks engagement at
the Oliver theater Sunday evening.
comes 20 South Bend direct from a
tour OF Americas largest cities. and
is offering his huge production,
which requires more than bag
gage carload Of scenery. intact, with
the most bewiidering array Of
laughs, mysteries and surprises ever
assembled in one single perform
ance. Special oriental draperies.
costumes and effects are carried
with the production. making what
is aptly described by one critic as
a blaze OF color torrent OF sur
prises and a cyclone OF clean fun.
As an added feature Richards
presents a novelty that has proven
a real sensation elsewhere. called
Saving a Woman in Half" This
act has created unusual comment
wherever shown. mystifying, and at
the same time amazing the specta-
tors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
AUDITORIUM

The Devil within by George
Allen England. has been adaTted
to- the screen as Dustin Farnum s
second Fox feature photOplay Of
the season and is presented today
and tomorrow at the Auditorium
theatre. The star has a powerful
chara cter TO portray-and power II
is that he displays. He is seen in
the role Of a sea captain Of a SNUG
Cling expedition who is apparently
devoid Of all feeling. After retiring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
ORPHEUM

Miss Rita Gould. popular singing
Coincidence. who acquired country
wide fame by her musical comedy
and war work, is chief entertainer
at the Orpheum starting this after
noon. The act which Miss Gould
IS presenting this season was spe-
cially written for her by Frances
Nordstorm. Il is called a Cycle
Of Song" and allows the star OPP
portunity for the display Of her
truly excellent contralto voice as
well az her ability as a comedienne.
Her costumes are said TO be par.
ticularly pleasing and attractive.
wearing a different gown for each
Characterization and song on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
A nj u S f nj E N T S

irnW the sea he tries 20 live down
his past Years OF sorrow and be
rcavement follow. and then TO scar
his soul the more. his nearest earth
iy 'ic. his nephew, proves 10 be as
brutal az the captain had been.
sudden misfortune regenerates the
nephew and brings peace 20 the
aging caTtain. The company sup
porting the star is an excellent one,
headed by Virginia Valu as leading
lady. A very funny II. c. Witwer
story. entitled Fools Rush out. -
and an early edition Of For News
completes the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

The weatherman tells us that we
may expect n bitter blast from the
north before many days are raised.
There's only one remedy for Jack
Frost and that's 20 have him meet
Cinderella or Topsy. Both are spe-
cial brands OF Coal that Schuyler
Rose recommends. Main 1900 or
Mishawaka 409 8-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
SAY FREYLNGHUYSEN
Is GROSSLY DISHONEST

NEWARK = j.. Jan l5.-LOss
by United States Sen. Freungauys
or a petition Of 5000 anti-prohibi-
tionists calling on New JERSEYS sena-
tors and representative to work Off
modification Of the Volstead enforce
ment act, drew a charge from Will
liam II. Stewart, president of the
anti-dry league of New Jersey to-
day that The senator either had
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
DECLARE DIISTRIAL
II IYNCHTNC CASE

HAMILTON. Ala. Jan. ia mise
trial was Saturday declared en- the
case Of SerEt. Robert T. Lancaster
charged with murder in connection
with IynchinE Of William Baird. a
miner fin Walker county on jan ia
last. After celebrating II hours. the
jury announced IT. was hope less s.
GeadlOCked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

In the old days they burned can
dies which were home made. Then
came the oil lamp. Later they used
gas. Now it's the electric light.
Reimold sells genuine Mazda bulbs
and says they are the best 362-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
LASALLE

There Isl an aura of distinction
about acting as a Barrymore does IL
that completely excels anything any
other player has 10 offer. Lionel
Ethel and John form the Unshak-
able trinity OF the thespIan art. and
the greatest Of these is Lionel In
..Thc Claw" he is furnishing New
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
LOCAL FAMILY FRosr-BTTTEN

You can mention families that
you know who have suffered dur
ing the winter from the faulty con-
struction Of their homes. II your
ter Brick you need never worry
about wind. snow, sleet. nor rain.
Ask Staples Hildebrand for sam
piles. Att
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
CASTLE

Constance Talmadge. Wanda
Hawley and Harrison Ford-three
gold-mounted dynamos Of attrac-
tiveness and whirlwind action
head the cast of "a Pair Of Silk
Stockings" brilliant revival Of
the series Of high-voltage roman
tic farce shocks now being shown
az the Castle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

nature and mannerisms. together
with his mothers honesty. The
element OF natural humor which
runs through the eight reels IS an
integral part OF the picture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16

over supply Of blooming plants
and cut flowers at very moderate
prices. Pulschen & Buckles. Green
houses. 319 y. Lafayette. lift
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-16
NOW PLAYING---ALL WEEK

Ladies' Only Matinee Friday, 2:3O M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
Economy should
be the watchword Of
every housewife to-
day.

der the structure, where the conduc-
tor usually calls out TO those on top,
Low bridge. hold you seats" Once
under the big steel framework tho
blonde haired figure in the front seat
poised for the leap which was calcu-
lated to provide tho thrill and Jumped,
hands outstretchcd to grip tho over
hanging girder.
Only the film which recorded tho
scene will be able TO tell whether
Stevenson actually reached tho girder
or not. Anyway. in the twinkling OF
an eye ne was nung forward in the
wake Of the bus, probably after miss-
ing his hold in dust collected at the
bar. The crowd heard ono frightened
cry-that Of q man. Tho wig was
waited to- the ground and = second
later the body Of tho supposed Pear
White was lying promo on tho pave.
ment, about twenty feet away from
the elevated. The momentum of the
swing apparently had carried him far
beyond his objective. adding greater
weiEht to tho fall. Had he dropped
in a straight line from tho structure
he would only have fallen about
twenty-five to twenty-five feet.
He was hurried to the Roosevelt
Hospital, where he passed away In a
few hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
DORCHB DAAB CLuD
HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY

A delightful entertainment was held
by the Dorchs DAas Club OF tia Jewish
Community Centre At the homo Of
Max Ksil. 31oS Boulevard. last night.
Dancing. musio and games oosupaed
tho timA Tho affair wAs one Of . oerios
Of such parties 10 BE- givsn during The
season.
Not Ill u the evening WNs paassd
dancing. however. ~ thsrv wsre
games Of different sorts and . merry
time generally for ell who attsnded.
| Among thoes present wsrs the
following: Sidney BchASrin. pred.
dent Of the club; Mr. and Nys. SAM
usl 6arstsly. Mr.. and Ars. Norman
Slonsky. Mr.. and Mrs Herman Co.
hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Astrln. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Astrin, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Druaker. Nbs IDA 8tsin, Ms
Gertrude Hart. Nss Julia Levine
Miss Bertha Jacohy. Niss Dorothy
Miller. Mis- Helen Weinberg. Mist
Hclene Wornhauscr. Miss Roe,
Rosenthal. Nh Sarah Handelman
Miss Ada Braunstein. Samuel eha.
piro, Joseph Handler. Paul Handler
Isadorc HandlenAn. Israel Miller
Harry Rapkin. Lester Shear. Lex
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
PEARL WH|1E'SDOUB[E
DEAD IN FLYING LEAP
Posing In Woman's Attire With
Blond Cuds He Misses
Swing for Order.

New York. Aug. ll.-John Steven
son. 80 years old. flm actor sm-
ployed at the George b. seitx Studios,
raid to have bean working N q double
for Pearl White in q new screen serial
thriller. Thunder" missed his swing
from an elevated girder to which he
leaped from the top of bus Mt Sew
enty-second street Apd Columbus ave-
nue. yesterday morning while camera
men kept on grinding. Stevenson
suffered n fractured skull from which
ne died In Roosevelt Hospital last
night Iat
A fair sized crowd wac gathered at
Columbus avenue and Seventy second
etreet at 1890 o'clock yesterday, hav-
ing heard the rumor that Pearl White,
whose stunts" have thrilled movie
fans, was to leap from a bus to the
elevated structure overhead and swing
herself up 10 safety. thus making her
escape from a daring villain who still
pursued.
Stevenson. dressed as a girl. blond
curls and all. and said to have been
impersonating Miss White. although
somewhat taller, had volunteered to
ptTtVTIu III MttS nltc ttcau, IL Wue
said. He wore aewhite dress, white
stockings. patent leather shoes and a
blond wig.
The "set" was complete. with cam
eras In place. and the crowd was ready
for It's thrill when the bus hired from
the Fifth Avenue Coach Company for
the scene and filled with movie "ex-
tras" got under way. headed in Yves;
Seventy-second street toward Central
Park West.
So far as anyone In the rapidly An
creasing crowd knew Pearl White was
the woman sitting In the front top sea;
OF the bus. Storekeepers around Sew
enty-sccond street and Columbus ave-
nue. recalled that week ago the act
,ress had been shot" In several scene.
on tho elevated structure and on the
stairs OF the station. There was much
action In these scenes. but the rea
thriller was TO have been staged yes
terday, with the dressed up Stevenson
in the leading role.
Travelling rapidly under the Euidanc
OF James Cotter. the bus rumbled un
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11
MARKET BASKET SPECIALS

Keii, Norris stein. Ddward Harwfts.
Morris 0oodlsvs9s. William 0htof-
man. Philip LAaAsm and Nathan
Breuer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-11

ryy as 1vsry Dvsslas wAas aAv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
SIX ARRESTED YESTERDAY MORN
ING AND THREE MORE IN
AFTERNOON BY U. s.
MA2SHAL
BENCH WARRANTS ISSUED At Ell
KNS ALLEGE INTERPRETING
WITH STATE POLICE AND
TREsPASSING

Nine men alleged 70 he violators NJ
the federal Injunction he'd by the Hitch
man Coal company against the United
Mine Workers OF -\mertc;. are in the
Ohio county Jail. The men were ar
restA. Yesterday by /. :. Marshal Louis
Ruchwnln and deputies ''ln Il. snort
a;d Jnru Koontz. of E:k'uS. W. Va.
Tn, r,n. who arc alleged - he strik-
irg 4: r.-s. are alleged II hIVA inter-
fn..I VITA non-union minors W"rkrg IN
IN, E'tchmau mines At lcnfoo" 1he
y9,rants upon which the men were ar
re ;trC. also allcgc that ;ac mrl inter-
rarred with state policemen several
times as we'll rs trespa ssing upon the
company's properly.
Six OF tho men were arreT;c' Yester-
day morning. when Marshal hnSH"al l"
md his deputies were called 10 tho
mine. and in the afternoon another call
WAS received and The other three men
T. are placed under arrest. All Will De
held until given hearings.
Details of he charges ar" 'acKins
other than the warrants were issued al
Elkins last week by Judge W. r.. Baker
and were brought back here by Marshal
Ruchwald Saturday. The warrants were
bench, warrants.
The men now lodged In. the jail are
John pula. Frank Dula. lgnaN Dula.
r Davis. Charles Hawkins. william
WarsnskI Hiram Haskell, John Grazeli
and Frank Felark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
"WHOSOEVER"
Chicago Man Makes Appeal at Open Air
Service Of Union Msston at
Riverside Park.

Jesus came into the world to save
sinners. His sacrifice was TO give ever
lasting life to those who believe In him.
And whosover does will be saved"
Such was the keynote Of the sermon
delivered last evening at Riverside park
Mt the open air services of the Union
Mission. which was attended by over
! 900 men. women and children. The
spacious seating capacity OF the park
was taxed 10 the limit. Many hancs
were raised when the call for prayer
was made. and there was ono conversion.
DR.. G. II. Meinardt OF Chicago deliv-
cred the message last night. His SER
mon was crisp. and rang with a well
come. He declared the above statement
and added that in the sight OF God there
are but two Glasses of men. the saved
md the lost He declared here on earth
men are classed by different Standards
but before Him but two classes are con-
sidered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
LIONS TO VISIT
BOY SCOUT CAMP
PARENTS need Not be Alarmed However
as rhey are Only tho Lions Who
Meet Every Week.

Members Of the Lions club will he
the guests Of the Wheeling-Moundsville
Boy Scout campers at Camp Agam'hg
on next Wednesday evening. The Lions
will leave the city shortly after
o'clock and will motor 10 the camp. A
bit Of advice for tho camp cooks would
he to have plenty OF raw meat IN store
for the evening meal. Wednesday. az
many Of the Lions are fasting in pre-
.pa ration for big feed.
In the evening the campers will en-
tertain the guests with the games ana
music. mostly the latter music hath
charm TO sooth the most savage beast,
Lions included.
Sixty-three boys answered roll call
at Camp Agaming yesterday morning
g. boys enjoyed swimming yesterday
afternoon and 63 will continue TO have
the time OF their lives" morning. az
ternoon and evening for the next few
days Between % and 80 visitors were
present at the camp site Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
MAKE THREE RAIDS
Prohibition Enforcement otfteers "sFe
Busy Saturday Evenins-Two
IN jail

special Prohibition Enforcement or
ficer William and J. r. Clayton anu
deputy prohibition commissioner ="
IVES, Virginia assisted by MotorcyC'"
Policeman William McEwan were IRE
chief participants in three successful
raids Saturday evening. Proceeding Il"
Greggsvire about 10 o'clock IN the eve
ming. the party volplaned down upon
the much -complaired-of pace owned ny
James Fordyce. Fordyce escaped a.
rest bu, the officers succeeded in cap
turing so bottles OF home prev ana
quantity of supposedly intoxicating
wine.
At Fulton the Taylor brothers sott
drink emporium yielded quantity OF
supposed beer and some moonSn,ue'
Thomas Kilgore's residence 22SO Main
street. proved irrestsistihle and under
the supervision OF officer Gutman two
gallons OF white hootch were contiscat-
ed. Kilgore and a man named Reynoid"
were captured. Reynolds Will be held ~
a witness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
RIVER STAGES

DAVIS Island -Dam-9.2 feet. station
NY: clear.
Morgantown--7S feet. falling; clear.
Warren fret. stationary; clear.
Oh City inches. falling, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
FORD VS.. FORD
Coupe and Touring Car Badly DAM
aged In Crash On South Side
Settlement Made

A Ford coupe owned by A V. Venham,
Of Martins Ferry was badly damaged
Yesterday afternoon. when hit by
Ford touring car owned and driven by
G. B. Stewart In front OF DR.. George
viewegs office. No. 2li3 Chapltne
street.
The Ford coupe was almost totally
wrecked. while the touring car was also
badly smashed. Both settled the mat
Ter on the spot to the satisfaction OF
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
AUTOS LOCK WHEELS
Accident Yesterday Afternoon
GAINESVILLE Road Nearly Proved
Serious

When Ford touring car locked
wheels with a Maxwell touring car yes
terday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock on
the Rarne=r:lls road, bout s. mile from
the intersection with the National righ-
way. each machire lost a wheel end ten
persons had narrow escapes from be-
isp thrown over a steep smbankment.
Details Of tas accident could not DO
learned last night other than that ootn
machines bore Ohio licenses and we've
taken TO Rarnesville garages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
WOMEN TO VOTE
Madison District women Voters to
Gather Tomorrow Evening at Home
OF Mrs. Frank Kicks.

The Madison District Women's Ogden
club will meet at tho homo OF Mrs
Frank Hicks. AZ South Penn street. to-
morrow evening for the purpose OF plan
ming a canvass OF the Island voters in
the interest OF II. c. oGden's candidacy.
The last meeting was held a, the home
Of Mrs. william Gutman and was at
tended By over one hundred enthusiasts
tic iIsland women voters. The officers
VIII try 70 arrange to have prominent
speaker present at the meeting tomor-
'oW evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
MIMI ALLEGED WO[ATORS Of
FEDERAL INJUNCTION AGAINST
U,M, v. ARRESTED At bENWO0D
ARRANGE PICNIC

Az meeting of the Tr!-sta'e pa.ry
mems association held Saturua! ~
,,nnn IN tho chamber of Commerce as
scmbIv room, all arrangements for incl,
outing we're completed. The picnic an ana
outing will he held on the IVES. sr'
rJni, STATE Fair grounds on Friday
Iuiv 2Sth. An excellent program o.
athletic events will he arranged by 'he
committee appointed saturday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
AUTOS COLLIDE
TWO Machines Damaged In slight 40
ctdsnS on Chicken Neck Hi

A machine driven by Tom Mckelvey
collided with an auto owned and driven
by E. F. Brandstroop yesterday after
noon on Chicken Neck hill. Both cars
were slightly damaged but settlement
was reached satisfactory to both par.
lies.