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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

Lucia Asensio, oIo3 CIympr 81. ::
There is only ono wuy to 90 about sell
ing scenarios in the opcn mnrkct-un-
less you have an agent to handle them
for YOU. That is to determine which
screen playcrs nrc most suitnblo for thc
principal parts in your stories and send
tho stories TO the companies employing
these playcrS. Lot mo know which
Il"s' ,In ana l VIII toll Nou how to ad-
I,r> i,,,,,, 'tTli'. NuHrrSS . ha'IIc chaplin
Si"'T'F lioI'FWood' CaI'i'
Kathleen. 1880 y. Broad St: |
don't think it's an afflirtion to have
ono side of your mouth 90 nm like that
II gives Il puaintly humorous cynrcs,inn
10 the face that is rather pIcnsinr
Norma Talmadgc is now working on n
picture called The Duchess Of Ian.
gcaiS.'
r. VI $. Y, indool. D,,L,l,,,
Valentino - or,,hi,c h,,, .,.tl nI'',ll,'. =.
Wait mill ,o,, son
tpht bc Iocs -, .Lo .','' ,,'u =,
of a shi, H. tLn ,jm,,no ~ ~ 'i's Hnru al III
ING and yor'II ,,ot .i,i,t. N n'ii r.."H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

rough riding championship would NJ.
be resumed. f& ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

Perltir Thomas Mrighnn is very
inurh married and proud Of it. He re =
fuses I" give his exact age.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
S35O,OO0,0OO WAR CLAIMS PENDING

 1905 he invented a gliding machine in- volving the principles upon which ev- cry airplane operated by the govern ment is constructed and if successful he may recover s10.O00,000. About s1,0oo.- 000- is asked for infringement in the manufacture of torpedoes and about s30, 100000 for radio apparatus.
 One test case is brought by a savings bank to determine the liability of the government for stolen government bonds and coupons, and if successful will result in other suits which it is es- timated will swell the governments lia- bility to $150,000,000.
 Other claims are made for injuries tc persons and property by mail trucks and reimbursement is claimed by far mers for destruction of land and crops by alighting mail planes. The owner of intoxicating liquor whose supply has been illegally confscated by prohibit ton officials seeks indemnity in mon ey damages
 In preparation for the disposition o. this new business the court of claims has so cleared it's dockets that not only pending suits but actions based or these war claims are given immediat. attention and all cases are disposed oi as rapidly as they are prepared ana presented by counsel.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27

Washington. oct. 2ss-The United States court of claims has reconvened with a large calendar of importan: cases for the winter term. Actions ir- volving approximately ss50. .000, ,0oo arising out of the .country's activities during the World war, are pending and the influx of these cases has hardly be- gun. The ultimate aggregate of such claims is estimated by the attorney general at between S2,000,000,o00 and S3,000,000,0 These actions are brought into the court by plaintiffs having claims against all departments of the government. oincluding actions for requisitioning of ships and rail- roads. transportation of troors, ammu- hilton and supplies; infringement of patents for high explosives, submarine boats and torpedoes, wireless and radio apparatus, contracts for anti-aircraft engines and guns, military and naval supplies and ammunition. appropriation of camp sites and naval bases, togeth- CT with contracts for manufacturing and acts of communicating of almost endless diversity.
 The petition of one inventor claims s1, ,000.000 for the little pocketbooks of stamps which are sold at every post office. Another claims that as early as
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27

Bernard Fay. Danbury. safety appli-' ance for railway block. systeul: John B. Freysinger, Stamford. tunbler lock; Harley E. Goodwin. Hartford. grass shears; James H. Graham, Torringtoa. pedal; Grant Hammond. New Haven. hrearm; William F. Richmond. Hartford. typewriting machine; Joseph Kanow- nix, Meriden. combined drilling and riy- eting machine; Peter J. Klein and E.
 Kenny. Naugatuck, press and process for vuicanizing rubber shoes, Richard G. Lawrence. Winsted, snell-rim stretch CT; Herbert D. Lloyd, Kent, controlling
 device for trailer vehicles: Anker s.
 Lynne. Bridgeport, electric battery cell
 Anker S. Lynne. Bridgeport, electric
 lantern; Peirce R. McCrary. East Nor
 walk. apparatus for abstracting heat
 from fluids; Warren W. Marshall, New
 Britain, adjustable tap or reamer
 wrench; William P. Mosely. Stamford
 safe deposit lock; Adolph c. Pitz and
 O. x. Saur. Bridgeport, skylight If {:
 John E. Renholdt. Bridgeport, stop me- chanism for talking machines; Joseph
 H. Roberts. Manchester. bulletin board ::
 Joseph Tuozzoli, Bridgeport. spraying
 device for hot and cold water faucets. Trade-Marks.-The c. B. Dodge com pany, Westport, product for cleaning out waste. drain or stopped-up pipes The Morrow Machine company, Hart ford, loopers for oyerseamfng and over edging sewing machines; The Salts
 Textile Manufacturing company,
 Bridgeport and New York. N. r.. wo- mems, ehildren's and infants coats. cloaks, wraps. capes. suits. etc Lester E. Scott, trading as L. E. Scott com pany, Southington. furniture polish.
 Labels-Fred Rees, doing business as the Reno Manufacturing company, ! Meriden, Little Cherub Safety Pins
 (For safety pins.) Fred Rees, doing business as the Reno Manufacturing company, Meriden. Little Sweethear' Safety Pins" (For safety pins.)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
OLD scHooLMATEs MEET
 AFTER SMEAR INTERVAL

Sunday at the home of c. A Pereue, Thames Valley Farm, two old school mates Capt. J. H. Perueu of Frankfort, Mich., and Harlem Dolbeare of Nor wich, met for the first time in 55 years. Questions and answers flew thick and fast and all else seemed forgotten. Old friends and school days were talked over and it was no Quaker meeting Capt. Perueu is accompanied by his wife and daughter Jeanette Cadet Clarence Peterson, who is also from Frankfor- and is now at the Naval Coast Guard Academy. at New London, spent the af. ternoon at Thames Valley farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
workmen's Compensation.

The three following workmen's com pensation agreements have been ap- proved by Commissioner J. J. Donohue;
 N. E. Collapsible Tube CO. New Lon don, employer, and Mabel Fowlos. Ni- antic, employe. both thum5s crushed, at rate of $5.5O.
 H. K. H Silk Co. New London. em- ployer, and Annie Kearney. New Lon don. employe, infection right hand. st rate of s6.75.
 c. B. cottrell & Sons Co.,. Westerly, employer. and Andrew W. Greene. Westerly, employe. first joint of frs; finger of right hand amputated, at rate of $s.33.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
TROY LAUNDRY RECEIVING
 MANY VISITORS THIS WEEl

During this week in connection with laundries throughout the country the Troy laundry on Franklin street, has been receiving visitors. showing them throughout the plant and explaining the working of the business. Those who have visited the plant expressed themselves as greatly interested in the many ma chimes that are needed in the laundry business. The Troy laundry has a com plete modern and up-to-date equipment which enables it to handle it's business with dispatch and satisfaction to it's customers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
Paid Fine in Police Court

In the city court Thursday a man from Long Island paid s5 and costs for drinking moonshine while in Norwich. The man is an automobile mechanic by trade but at present is engaged in pick ing apples in Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
Patents to Connecticut Inventors,

List of patents issued by the United States patent office to citizens of Con- necticut, as contained in the Official Gazette, dated Tuesday. Oct. IT: Charles A. Bailey. Cromwell, toy pis- tol; Lewis H. Bradley, Hartford, iron. gun sight; Gregory c. Davison. Groton
 liquid meter for use with oil wells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Friday morning for Newport ohte. eln-
ed there by the death Of his brothsf,
Arthur Little.
Mrs. John Lyle and Mrs. J. H. Byte
left Friday for a few days visit IN
Pittsburgh.
Miss Alice Shrader OF Seventh .
| Charles streets. who moved here re-
Gently from Detroit. Mich. has accept.
ed a position In the Murphy live
ten cent store.
Mrs. James Andrews and small
Granddaughter Doris OF Eleventh street
spent Friday In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. W. A.. Morris Of Seventh street
was a business visitor Friday In Nc.
! Mechen and Wheeling.
Mrs. Alonzo Murray has returned 70
here home here after a visit with reia.
lives in Pittsburgh.
Tom Briggs Of Cleveland, a FORMER
resident OF his city. who IL making .
| business trip through this state. stopped
! here Friday for a short visit with his
old friends.
Mrs. John Letzkus and daughter
Louise Of Charles street visited IN
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. John Wharton Of Bethany pike
and DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Boohcr OF
Bethany were among the shoppers n
| Wellsburg Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

that tho directors OF the kiwants club
who will serve next year Will hold II
meeting some evening next week for the
purpose OF urraniZ!ng FOR Il" work. The
secretary for next year VIII be selected
BY the directors ut that time ana plans
q: interest discussed for the making oI
The club a more aCtiv" body In matters
connected with IN. bct:c"mcat OF Tho
city.
Prepare Water Ellis
The clerical force oc the water and
light office ia bu$% preparing the semi
anuual water bills which will I've mailed
out with the first Of the new year. Tn
job IS a h.g one AMI required inu"t!
tedious work to prepare the cards i"i
mailing t. the hundreds AZ property
owners In thc city.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Joseph ruinlCx'rr. lr.. has arr.Nod
home after rnmrl"iinS his course III Il
At chicago. III.
Miss Ruth I'ct'i. &C L"u:ev!ii". ky.,
has arrived home COR = Visit with her
father. :. l.. P"ftii. Of ;lrts city.
Miss Margaret Olson i again H'!c to
hc gu, rnlluwin. 4 several days illness
az her h"Tc.
John I;!ng and VIE. "t this city. are
srcudiup a few days aI tie guests OF
P~owhatan relatives.
Man interesting business matters
wcr, discussed at tho meeting of the
Red Mems lodge Lass nirht.
Miss Margaret Williams has arrived
home from Pittsburgh wh"r" she Is at
tending college for i visit with her par
cuts.
The REGULAR ,rcr,im@ Of council Is
..l.Jnr,,i I,,r ,l,tir rooms AT inc tIt.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
BRIDGEPORT
FISH AND GAME
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Comnl1ttess VIII Arrange Cor Annual
Event and Membership Drive to
b Conducted Soon.

\ special meeting Of the Belmont
County Fish md Game Protective assoc
citation was held 1T the offices OF the
Kuhn plumbing shop "n Main street
last night with a fair Attendance If the
members. T'lanS were discussed for
tho anrual hanuur; which will hc hcIn
III Il short timc and the arrangements
and date for the CNcut were referred 4"
a committee in charge. Officials an
nounr"l tina an "~Hcrgcttc membership
campaign will also HC i~nauSuratcd Al
once with the hope o. adding many
ucw names 4" IN" roster Of the or
Eaui%lt!ou before tho annual event.
Coroner Investigates.
Coroner IIarIcSty Of this city spent
most of yesterday investigating the
rasc "f-,hr ALLEGED accidental shooting
IF Marco laru!ssi Of Gainesville. who
died at tho Martins Ferry hospital yes
lcrday morning. y" verdict has been
given OF, as yet by tho official and IL"
formal charge has been placed against
the wife. who has been taken TO the
county jail.
Interesting Recital.
Tho New Home ticatcr was well flil-
ed with patrons who witnessed the re-
,i;Hl given there. last night by the
rupils 81 The school uf expression and
dramatic ART Of Miss Mildred Mck'"r"F
cr this city. All ~ the performers
showed tho result or excellent !ns'ruc-
tinm received and the program was
highly enjoyed.
reported Improving.
REPORTS from the Ohio Valley Cen
cral hospital yesterday were To the CT
fee, that the condition Of lGczikiah
Stuff. local fireman. injured in II fan
from the fire truck Il few days is
~ good as can BE- expected following
the operation. Local friends express
hope for his early and complete re-
covCry.
Entertained Ladies.
Mrs. Charles Marsh was the hostess
to t~hc,mCInbcrs OF the Martha division
Of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church ut her home on Main
street last night. The hostess MAS as
sisted by Mrs. Bert Baker and follow
in,. the business Il social session ana
luncheon We're enjoyed.
start Basketball.
Officials az the High School Athletic
association announce that arrange
mtu,s are under way for the organiza-
ton ur :, basketball dean for the year
NTH tie beginning ~ hcXt week. y
StlsIlltt' 81 EslIa'N " '''
being worked cut and practice will be
started AZ ""C".
Bridgeport Briefs.
Two ncw cases OF scarlet fever were
reported on ra;Cn's run hy Health ON
CO. John Moore yesterday.
Displays &C Christmas trees and ever
green's gre 10 I've seen AZ every grocery
and confectionery in town.
Herbert Stuff has arrived here from
Cincinnati. o.. called by he injury and
operation on Ms brother,
William McConnaughr, local auto
dealer. hnS purchased the Scott Cor
don property On Main street.
Edward Keller of this city has gone
10 Tamra. Fla. where lie plans 10 spend
the winter months. ~
Coroner Clyde hardest! OF this city
made IL business trip 10 81. Clalrsv'lle
yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

Toc9i..
Special Progrsm.
On Sunday evening a: SEQ o'clnci;.
the children ot the Sabbath school o:
the Sons oc Israel temple will present
a special program. l, will be in ohsNrv-
ance 90 the festival cf Chanuiah. which
will be celebrated So- one week.
Much Discussed
Tho three murders In which local POO
pie were implicated are the PRINCIPAL
topic OF discussion in Rellaire. Charles
Hab.g. A former Rellaire bow rs 10 be-
electrocuted on January. g for the mu-
der OF a Cleveland policemen. Mrs
Edith Fuller Is in the county Jail for
the alleged Staying Of her husband
George Fuller. Tuesday. Edward Long.
4 former Bella;re resident has been
fouud guilty OF first degree murder in
the death Of Charles Conrad. Barnes
Vile aSl driver.
oolored Woman Dies
Mrs. Winnie BuCkaey. we'll known
co,ored resident. died Yesterday morn
ing In her home on Monroe street rol-
lowing u stroke Of paralysis. The de-
ceased was 81 years - age and IS sur
rived BY one son and wv" daughters
NJ funeral services Will be conducted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
l. BElLAI1t
AUTHORITIES
PROBE DEATH
Of {. FULLER
brother or Slain Man Declares Vile
Had No Just crIse For Shooting
OF Husband.

An cShluy.!v" investigation o. III"
circumstances SurvuurtinS The slaylnS
OF Charles +. Fuller. ShadyStG" cripple.
10y his w.:c. E1i!;h Fu,.er. vii DC made
ut once. according 10 relatives .! the
deceased Information gathered by rcla-
tiveS dur'rc- III" past few days MIX re
placed before the prosecuting attorney.
W. r. piXon. and us assistant. Herbert
Mi, he'll The later takes NJ hts duties
mex, month as prosecutor md no VII
handle ,Nc case. Fuller dle,l Thursday
evening 4, : "'clork from hu;.et w"usdI
indicted rs his wife Tuesday morning.
She confessed 20 the shooting but claims
that 4 was done - srl:.defcHS".
In discussing the cas-" last evening.
Leonard Fuller a.: ShadyS!dc. hr";Ae'
OF the deceased. claimed tina; She had
no just cause for shooting her nus
band. The gun. he stated. was Dor
rowed BY the woman from an aun: IN
Relia're some time prior I" the shoot
ing. Efforts may sc made. K - said, 10
SHOW ~ tho shooting Was prcmcdi-
tated.
The Investigation by Coroner Clyde
Hardes;y and Prosecu:nr-cicct Herbert
Mitchell probably Will pc held or Tues
day morning ii the city building az
S~hadys.de. \ nuTbcr 90 witnesses VIII
be examined and x the testimony war
rants II. the woman viii re held In the
county jail without bond untsl the grand
jury makes rs Investigation IN Jann-
airy.
Tho funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Charles +. Fuller will
he conducted Monday morning Mt 10
O'Clock IN the Myers chapel on belmont
street. Burial will be a in NJ.
Zion cemetery on Caldwelrs run.
Mr.. Eva Ysufhouser.
Mrs. Eva FanHhouSer. 4 we'll known
end esteemed rrsidcn. OF this city. pass
cd away yesterday afternoon az l:'o
o'clock. in her dome on Harrison stree;
Death followed q brief illness OF pncu-
mor!a. The deceased was ~ years "c
age and - survived ny her husband.
Charles. and ore son. Carl ~fHSahhouScr.
She was \ consistent member OF the
First NJ. F.. church and the Lady Mac
Cahecs. Tho funeral probably VIII Ne
held from her la.e home Monday after
noon. with Rev. J. II. Palmer. rastoi
of the First VI. +. church. In charge.
Name Captain.
Coach Bill Gaihareth will probably
name the captain % the basketball team
this wear, as no, enough members OF the
squad are eligible 70 vote. Miss Stella
Boyer Of South Bellaire has been named
captain o. the girls basketball team.
The season for both teams opens on
January s with ShaG%S!ic High furnish
Ing the opposition.
Former Resident.
Mrs. Laura Eva MjlliEaH. age -. who
was found dead IN the home % her son
at Bridgeport yesterday morning, was
until recently n resident ~ this city.
According 10 reports, her husband de-
serted her and three small children.
The Union Mission provided for the
children. Coroner found that death was
due 70 exhaustion and mainutrition.
Over 81 Mark.
The budget OF 5000 for tic Saliva
tlnn army is practically assured. At the
meeting OF the teams and committees
yesterday In the Chamber oc Commerce
rooms the following report was submit
tal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

was a court house caller here yester-
day.
Ray Cnalfant OF the Chalfant Engi-
,neering & Construction company, was n
lbu~'"tSs visitor here yesterday.
The Pyth!an Sisters held their regular
m.c,.ng .ast night In the X. OF P. hall.
! Attorney ". V. Campbell OF Bridge
port. was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
WELLSBURC
Y. NJ, c. A. Boys Club
In together Party

The newly organized Boys club OF
tho Y. NJ. G. \. held n get together party
and meeting AZ Mr.. W. G. Francis home
ON Thursday evening. The meeting was
o7ened with the usual ceremony with
Mr.. s. NJ. Shiplcy the leader In charge
George Wilson. president Of the club
was IN the chair.
Several officers were elected to take
the places OF other boys and 4 general
discussion of the program OF the club
was carried out. Mr.. J. Blaine Withes
State Boys Work secretary talked to
the club on What the other Pioneer
clubs In the State were doing. Games
we're played including Badger Pull
Buzz, Russian Wrestling. Splendid cats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

The Ladies' Aid society az the M T.
church will hold 4 bake sale and naza'
in tho duVn stairs office "i IN" count!
auditor. this afternoon and evening =.
fine assortment Of pies, cakes ana othe'
d,IntIcs will be offered for sale az vel
Az 4 number Of useful articles left over
trom IN. recent bazaar held ~ this So
CiCty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16

,nday,
A. ~
VI III kbkNVn
lI UIElIiS fLIh
"
IJInnnN nNkbbiM IT'D
HInIlnN nnAUN Tun
llUlIYrN NnlInT THOh
WIN TX IH1Ih cHW
uuisV Ill SSS'i
M nAIlIITV
IN Xii MINT IUVIN
IIV ULkWtOINI SVtSt
,,
Jurors '"' Wv ,nur, varr
rl"nt r"aniy r"'hli'"lI pleas '""'' WIZ
drawn from ia" lGtS ""''' !'H.'I""'
at 81. IlalrSN!'c Icy '!t:N :" ''"''"
lmlIrtt.
The grand Jurors Will report NO'""H'
January -. ana the pIli j"'"FS' f''
ruary }.
The New l.aEIHr:y trials arc rNpec'cH
20 take u? the entire m"h'A u! J""u"'!'
those "t Robert Farlne" an" MING !"
clio having ALREADY been S'''
Tie jury list f"'i"wH:
St. ClatrsVlue.
s. l.. Crnzivr. 81. 'IatrsNiiC.
T.. q. Nichols. Holloway.
john Mctariy. '"IcraIh'
W. ~. Strahl. So'ner'"H'
Etrs'' hSr'!n'' nn'
, Addison Bethel. H'r"rysonrS
Samuel "ildcS' farreN'i'lc,
Fred l.awlr''c' i"li"''fd'''
Clarence I"'h, l"a''rE'
Charles Long. Bar1tcSNiiir'
! Frank R"wmah, lhil"hNa'e' l" ~
George Shepard, M"rr'H'"""'
II. :. Thompson. Rridst port.
l.. [. Watson, Barton.
Marion Eabh. DilionNa!c. Il. II.
Petit Jurors
The following were -'i'rd t"T ''e
Petit jury.
Paul kildow. l;a:AcSN'ilc.
Nil'a". NJ '''..,
Albert White. Flushing.
\. u. Nartlcld. S"nirt"h.
! George IaSs;n"rc. belmont
Albert Gro"ins. Bethesda.
Il. T. MrkclNcy. Key.
clyde Johnson. BtrheSN'4c.
A.. i. Jordan. Martins Ferry.
Utiu Crum, Eai.cys NILS.
Albert Ferr!ck. bridgeport.
rdcli MCF.lr0y. EctheSda.
John GoSsctt. EannocN.
Presents to Industrial schoo1 SoS'.
Probate Judge edward d. Meek rctc'>
el yesterday the following !c''eE from
=. &. Jenkins. acting superintendent Va
the Boys Industrial sct""! at l-ahcaS-
ter. which Will be ~ interest," '" '"'s'
desiring 10 send presents 10 boys con-
fined in this school:
Have had requests from p~"rnaI'o"
officers for permission To ScHd N"iF!Ht-
mas remcm5raEces 10 boys oil your
county who are members u the l'o!S
Industrial schoul.
: II ain, sure LAS represents tAd true
Christian spirit and We Will he very
glad I" have you ATrtme" VIA ''!c!F
/ friends and others 10 send ANY u INC
following articles. y lew oranges anu
nut kernels. box OF caH"%' cotton Sl"'H-
inCs or socks. hose supporters, sleeve
holders. co."red h'i"Ner'"'c'S "H"
games.
KINDLY direct same to Boys Indus
trial school or :" the boy t"r wh"in INC
remembrance Is Intended. care Toys IN
duSir!al school
Bake sale
Inc I'"uieS W." ~ amI h,,,r
church win h"'A a n@Ss SAFE nma cn ""H',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
= o

A,tornry David James Of Martins
Ferry, was il town yesterday On bust
nesy.
Attorney J. H. Chaac! Vi G"Enc$v'1ic'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Christmas Checks
Correction

IN IN article appearing here or
Thursday. the names or winners o.
nrizes in connection with tho Farmer:
Institute were In error. and are cor
rcried to read as follows:
Eohcr; Park Of Washington Pike. FIRST
rriZc. Il barrcl Of cnu"n. Charles Fray
second prizc and William TIaslcge. thir,
prize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Legion Meeting.

Beila!re Post No. 81. American Legion
will hold Il meeting Monday evening
in the headquarters in the city build
ing and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. The Legion will ais"
decide whether or not il will be repre-
scented by Il basketball team. y socIa!
session will follow the election and
Carl Cochran and Elmer KRAFT VIII bc
in charge Of the eats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Fumper

After making 4 demonstration In THIS
city - 4 committee "t Officials ano
couucilmen ;he ScaSrav"S pump"r was
taken BACK - the factory IN columbus
yesterday. The pum?cr IS of the 500
gallon variety and gave an excellent
demonstration here. 1t was originally
bull, for Toxic. Japan. ard officials
state that It was too large for the
StrretS nf thr l~nnHnr.Sr CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Missionary Society.

The Womau'S Iuruc Missionary so
cyc,v Of the Mcth"dist church will meet
on Monday evening IN the auditorium o.
the high school. An excellent program
has been arranlcd for the meeting and
every member Is urged /" be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
Change Car Service.

Following Il '"af"rcrcr bet"tch 'ne
city ufucI.ls and officials Of the Wheel
inc Traction company IN this ely. an
ruuuremcrt was made that a change IN
service on tho inca! lines Viii he made
.cn-. only two ears an hour will travel
uyfr the SrCuu street division cAc"n:
dlr!r.u tho ruS.l hours. The other two
NC.k street Cars Will hr scut To ms
,ity via The sixth street line. ThS
viii improve lie service on the sixth
,lrcr, liuc and rut down on the Second
stree, Iirc wlih the service Ia Wheeling
49,. =. No nnSf