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mcnt to me that there should bayc
been launched such an avalanche or
criticism. criticism without any IN.
lcstigation, against this cn,cr,ris,
at every step. [ did not rralZc how
bitter and how unwarrantcd and nm.
n!st it was until | began to fake an
inventory. Here have been som" OF
the steps: "You cannot get $1,000
subscribed" We have gotten more
than 1000, and the way IS clear to
get the $4,000. you cannot build Il
houSe'-but the house is there. "Iou
cannot get farmers to raise tona-
toes But they have, as we can prove
II you will come and see. 1t took me.
aided faithfully by Miss Malaha
Smith. just three months to get the
farmers to sign up. But We got l01I
acres. That's " fact, and | can show
YOU the contracts. This climate does
not S"it tomatoes, but 1t does. "Nou
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for people who are inclined to "wor-
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WE ARE PLEASED to apnonnoo tho

PIGS FOR SALE-Duroc-J Je.sey pigs
entitled to registration; all ages.
Price $500. M. f. Pittman, Car
Isle, S. C.
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upon partial information often errs.

Our cat says skin your eyes before
rolling upon the grade crossing.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

MONEY TO LOAN on city or country
property in large amounts on easy
terms. S. f. Barron. l406-tf
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WANTED-Position as teacher In
family by, lady of refinement and
culture, with experience and love
for the work. Country or small
town preferred. Address Miss
Emma Ross, Sharon, Ca.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
CHARTER GRANTED
TO NEW COMP ANY

The Schreier Company. incorporated,
Of this city was granted a charter OF
incorporation yesterday by Secretary
Of State with an authorized capital
stock $4,000. The incorporators are:
Alfred Schreler. l. schrei"r, Schreier
David Smul and Milton Kline, OF this
city.
Tho company will handle millinery
goods and will re located At 1892 Main
street. Alfred Schreier has been named
as president OF the company
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nn1.rem.ns Announced.

Tn. Announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Helen Hopwood and Mr.. James
r. Ritz. was made at party given
by Mrs. Thomas Cronin. at her homo IN
Iy,,or,.t apartment on Fifteenth street.
Thursday evening.
Miss Hopwood Is tho daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Hopwood OF "arwood'
and has been a stenographer at tho
Steinmetz Box Co Mr.. Ritz. who IL
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ritz OF the
South Side. Is an employee OF the
wheeling Telegraph. The wedding Will
take place IN August.
Tho guests at the announcement
party:
Misses Ress Alexander. Ethel Noite.
Maybelle Hall. MarEaretta Cowan. VIZ
Sinis McCusksy. Marie Nesbttt. Mabel
Nesbitt Of Gertrude Heyser. Golde
Plants Helen Hopwood. Mesdames VIII
liam Dettwe!ler. Samuel Hopwood
Howard Willard. Thomas Cronin.
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E1t's Dance Monday

Unique invitations have been Issued
nv the dance committee Of the local
E.lks for their dance to be held Monday
evening at tn White Palace in Wheeling
Park. The dancing will be continuous
from $50 until - o'clock and three
complete orchestras will render the lat
est and snappiest dance selections
throug hout the evening.
Mr. Earl P, Cameron IS chairman In
charge Of the affair and tho following
:. the personnel OF the committee:
Messrs:
Adam Martin, Jr Joseph g. Heilmeier
r C. Hanke Charles l.. Kirby
Thoua. E Rvcott Edward J. Kempls
Alonzo Sells, Jr.
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A pastry sale, under tho direction
of a special committee from st. Joseph's
Cathedral will be held today. the pro-
eceds Of which will go to tho fund Tor
tho altar boys summer camp. Stands
will be conducted at several stores IN
the business district OF the city and an
assortment OF delicious homemade cakes
pies. rolls. bread. together with var
iety OF homemade ronferti"ns will he
offered the patrons. Many friends Of
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this section. The berries had wtthsrsd
and many were dropping from the
bushes due TO the hot weather OF the
early part Of the week and the crop
would have been destroyed but for the
rain Wednesday and Thursday.
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Masonic Dance

The Masonic lodge has Issued invita-
lions FOR their next dance which will
he held Friday evening. July 2Sth. at
the White Palace ut wheeling Park.
Tho event Ia eagerly anticipated IN
Masonic circles.
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Entertain Sewinr Club.

Thursday evening ~ her home NC
Mozart. Miss Alma Mhi"r delightfully."-
entertained me memh"r~ IS her Sewn
club. NJ tho conclusion ~ an evenin2;
devoted - u"Hdlework the hostess SER
ed delicious luncheon. Those present
were:
Misses
Caroline Rrjrllcr Barbara Bartoiavicf
Laura Edwards Mary Miller
Florence coleman Anna Burton
Laura Miller Elrena Miller
Mars Hart Eva Fes
Alma Miller
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Dinner Party ut Inn

A delightful dinner party took place
a tho Welcome Inn. Lloydsville. Thurs
day, at which Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hal
loway presided as hosts. Mr.. and Mrs
Halloway's guests were:
Mrs. Forbes Simpson BCn
Miss Mayme Patterson
Miss Holly Patterson
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gtap Dinner Party.

Last evening at rereys inn. near
sherrard. the Hon. Benjamin j. Rosen-
bloom was host 10 a small group or
friends at a stag dinner party. The
congenlal group motored out to the Inn
In the early evening and at o'clock
enjoyed a tempting chicken dinner.
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BE RRY CROP SAVED.
Rain Of wednesday and THURSDAY
Saved Ohio County Berry Crops
From whitening.

The recent rainfall on last Wednes-
day and Thursday practically saved the
berry and much OF the fruit crop OF
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gherrNrd Party

A. me home 81 Mrs. !. L. Garr!n n
Rner-a-d Thursday evening. Mrs. Gar
yin and Mrs. F. y. Talbert were hos
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circle No. q Pnrty.

At tho home OF Mrs. Louis Purdr
or South York street last evening.
circle No. . Of the Bridgeport NJ. l.
church held an interesting mnctinr.
Mrs. George Purdy. Mrs. John NiCho'.
son and Mrs. Louis Purdy were th'
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at their home on Piedmont road We'd
nesday with fish supper In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clark of Moundsville,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Chadwick.
Covers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
MI and Mrs. Chadwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Castle-Huntingto Advertiser.
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There are 2.72s.1ss letters in the
old testament.
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Purity TO Uniortown-

Misses Mary Wilson and Leanna
Hubbard and Mcssrs. ]. f. Wright and
william F. Simpson Will form party
which motors today to Uniontown. Pa.
to attend a dance TO be held at tho
Summit hotel this evening.
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YA1SHNu YAxSy

ons Of the most charming Of yester-
daS's luncheons was that rendered Miss
AMY Kruger. as farewell compliment
By the Industrial committee or the
Young women's Association at the Jane
grace tea room. Miss Rreuger who has
Been engaged as industrial secretary
OF the Association IN this city for soma
time leaves IN Few days for the Y. w.
camp whore she will spend the remain
Ger Of July. From there she will 90 &c
Dayton O.. 10 take up her new duties
as industrial secretary Of the Associ-
alton at that place.
During the luncheon. which was
charmiugly appointed. Miss Kruger
WIS presented with = beautiful neck
lace as a gift from the members OF the
committee:
Those who were present were;
Mesdames:
Harry adams Geo. r W. Norton
Roy Darby n. l.. Bond
charles ORrlCr Merle Villee
Nav X. Lewis Charles Flanagan
Ru/ sell Thropp r. VI. Elliott
j. r.. MarharS
Ni">"S.
Amy Krueeer Druste Sawtell
Rena Wagner
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Quiet wedding.

4 quie. wedding was solomnized last
Tuesday when Miss Lillian Dailer be-
came the bride OF Mr. Harold Wtlkin'
son. The ceremony was performed by
Father 7. Rossma There were no at
tendanta
Tho bride Is the daughter 81 Mr.. and
Mrs Ollie J. Dailer Of Asa Coal street.
Mr. Wilkinson IS the ron OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Wilkinson OF II South York
street.
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Ronor1n9 Local People
" I'D Mrs. J. A. Castle entertained
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At Cedar Point

Among the Wheeling residents who
are vacationing at the Breakers at Co
dar Point-on-Lake Erie are Messrs
Frank Howard. NJ. +. Kerr and r. F.
Hamilton.
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The members OF the Thimble Bee club
Of this city left this morning for
Akron O.. where they will be guests at
house party TO be given by Mrs.
James Peters. a member of the club,
who is visiting at the home Of her par
ents in the Ohio city.
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Large Gard Party.

number Of ST. Clairsville and other out
of-town friends at her homo at Forty
third and Jefferson streets Bella1re,
last evening. Cards were the enjoyable
diversion OF the evening following
which a delectaole luncheon was served
The rnesfS NrAre.
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LOCAL PEOPLE
ARRIVE ABROAD
MR. AND. NRg. A. .. PAXTON, MISS
EDNA PAXTON AND ME- VAN
KIRK At LONDON
Party VIM Remain At London short
ESn0-WO Tour France, Belgium.
Germany and roAly

According 10 word received at New
York by cable from tho Savoy MOTEL
London. England. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Paxton and Mss Edna Paxton OF High
land Park and Mr.. George NJ. Van kirk
OF Pleasant valley are recent American
arrivals at the Savoy. The party. IN
Guiding Mr.. InSlen OF Washington. Pa.
left FOR the other side on the goth OF
last month.
Mrs. and Miss Paxton intend. for the
present, 10 stay at London. The
Messrs Paxton. Van Kirk and lnslen'
although abroad primarily on business
have planned, however. to make trip
20 the continent and tour France, Bel
GUM. Germany and possibly Italy. The
nertv will return IN the Late summer.
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tesses to tho T D. L. Club. The affair
was In the nature OF a marshmAla~
toast and weiner roast The evening
was delightfully."- spent with games ane
music as the diversions.
The guests included:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
John Schmidt o. H Garvin
r. c. Snedeker Ray Schrader
c. K. McCombs Frank Hedtgar
Elmer Memmen F.. y. Talbert
Herbert Miller J. l.. GarT!n
Mesdamos-
H W. bloomfield O. d. Talbert
Victor Schaneon D. NJ. Garvtn
Misses
Hanna Rieck Lillian SneoeSer
Helen Snedeker Irene CRAWFORD
Ruth TaIsert Vinette Herman
Phulis Schmidt Lunna Belle
Beulah Snedeker Snedeker
virginia Miller Emma Lou SohnL dt
Dorothy Waymcn Betty Wayman 4
Hilda Rieox Gloria schmidt =
Mary Garvin
Messrs-
Paul Wilson willis Hooven
Jack Garvin Earl Hood
Donald Garvin Glenn GarN>h
hobart Schmidt Harold Talbert
Billy McCombs George GarVin
Bobby Bloomfiral Paul Garvtn
Walter Reick Wayne GarTn
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At tho Stein reception tonorrow eve
ming. the following Will assist IN ais
penslng the Inequalities or the occasion
Misses:
Dorothy Bayersdor- Virginia Front
FAR. SteubenvIlle Della Jacobs
Mrs. Sidney Jacobs
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Annual Picnic Yesterday

Annual Picnic Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon and evening. the
Queen Esther Circle Of Zane street NJ T.
church held their annual picnic on
Wheeling Creek Shortly after O'CLOCK
the members mot at the church and
motored to q desirble spot where the
remainder Of tho day was spent IN
races. swimming. games and other de-
lixhtful outdoor diversions.
Those attending were:
Messra and Mesdames-
Hoh.rt Posey George Wagner
Arthur Kennon c. Mason
wiuIam Fonner g. s. Ullom
Joh, Ambrose Rev. l.. s. Grose
William Kaylor Richard Carton
" n K,lI.y Henrietta Ambrose
wallace Clark ". X Holt
Mr. Nelson Kelly.
Misses
Lois Gross
Henrietta Clark Fay Mannh
Margaret Wagner Ann Wilson
Mildred Cooper Lefty Ullsom
Maoads1ny Invitations
Attractive Invitations have been sent
| ont by tho Macademy Club woroeo a.
! follows:
A new orchestra from the east
Variety Is the spice OF ltfel
MAcadony
announces for
Tuesday. July %. 1874
Wheeling Park
Wheeling, w. Va
Mills Maryland Eight
OF Baltimore, Maryland.
This orchestra oonaes highly recon-
nnsnded. Floyd MillR the leader 10
| brother Of Peck" Mills Of tho Mason
| Dixon Seven
Special car leaves park after the
| dance.
Moyea Giesey.
1onor4ns Pro. Koelxle
connIiuentary 70 Prot. Elmer FoelBle
who leaves FOR FL Paso. Texas. the
nrst Of the week. Misses Anetts and
porn Grade OF woodlawn entertained
Thursday evening with an informal
dinner party. The dinner was served At
o'clock after which a number OF other
guests arrived and a social time was en-
joyed including q delightful musical
program
The dinner guests included:
Prof Elmer Hoelzle
Misses:
Edith Edmundson Ruth Reilly
rear Wils>@
Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Grabe
The othar guests included:
Misses:
Helena Farnel Margaret hooerts
Ella Dovert
Messrs:
Harry Miller L. Glass
e-yor S,enhena Oliver Edwards
= Curry Curtis Berry
George Donters
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Mary 4. Crane
Mrs j. J. Brockhart
rns Leon B. sto1n Reception
At tho Stein reception tomorrow eve
ming. tho following will assist In dis
pensing the Inequalities OF the occasion
Misses:
Dorothy Bayersdor- virginia Front
fer, Steubenville Della Jacobs
Me- Sidney Jacobs
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Charming Honorary Luncheon.

Charming appointments which M
ed silver basket, overflowinE'
summer blossoms As the centcr'."'
made delightful the luncheon p''
Yesterday at the Country club ny W
Carroll W. Reed. Tho event homo.
Mrs Ralph Metzner. a recent bride "a.
Mrs. James Imboden. OF Charleston. W
Va. who Is the guest OF Mrs. Haro'
O. Etz. Luncheon was served at =
with covers laid for twelve guests tn,
remainder Of tho afternoon was spent
at a plea SAINT session Of bridge.
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Mesdames:

Mesdames:
Harry Frirdel Isaac Sewlin
". l. Milligan A. l. Mcfarland
W. W. Cowen ". NJ. Henry
samuel Cellar Wilbur Hunt
r. r. Lynch Charles Dougherty.
I II. CASTOR Bridgeport
4. L.. Bumga Harry Pollock
Albert Johnson Bridgeport
Jesse Meyers r. W. Schertxer
e. w. Porterfteld Bellairs
Robert Emblem
Misses:
Martha Darran Miss Rand. Of
Gertrude Lynch Cincinnati
Miss BradfaSs, OF Helen Williams.
wheeling Mennossen, Pa
MarysGray Mcbride
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wA-wood Bridge Club Dinner.

Al Green's Hotel. Triadelphia, last
evening. the warwood Bridge Club en-
tertained their husbands. At 8 o'clock
a delicious chicken and waffle dinner
vas served after which few hours
were devoted to cards.
Among those present were:
Messrs and Mesdnmes:
Toh, Harper Chester Mason
Charles wickhan Fred Walker
carl Kenney Harry Morgan
Earl Lewis Donald Sanders
John MyleS
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Gift Shop Twtg.

Members Of the Gift Shop TwiS VIII
meet at the usual time at the home OF
Mrs Harold Young, Wednesday.
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Plans Street Pair.

TTVN'tHH"'' TVTTV"9HN II"H'~hHt wv
ming. delicious refreshments were serv-
cd.
Plans Street Pair.
Tho SUNDAY School 81 the Zane
street ". +, church is planning 10
hold street fair. to ne given near
the church. July IS and %. Mrs. :.
S tilom "a general chairman. and she
has selected Mrs Ella Fair and Messrs.
Iohcr, l'0Scy and J. Kindelherger for
her committee" No definite arrange
ments have boon made. hut those in
charge viii meet the first OF the
week to complete tho plans
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the ladies' in charge will prepare these
good things The Cathedral altar boys
are eagerly looking forward TO their
summer camp which will he located on
Big Wheeling creek an ideal spot having
been selected where the jolly crowd
will spend a good portion Of the month
Of August
A special committee has been named
for each Of the various stands FOR Sat
urdays sale. They will be:
Stone g. Thomas-Mrs. J. j. Carroll
Mrs. Harry Corcoran and Mrs. J. J. F.
OBrien.
l.. S. Good & company-Mrs. Dailer
Market Auditordum-Mrs. NJ. Maisy
and Mrs. W. Trautwein.
George s Stifel Company Mrs N. j.
Fox and Mrs. Joseph r. Doyle.
Kafbitzer-Mrs. NJ. f. Cartwright
Mrs Joseph Zoellers. Mrs. Thomas Fitz'
gerald and Mrs william Boden.
George r. Taylor Co.-Mrs. Barum
and Mrs. Whitlach-
Week End HOUSE Parry.
The following visitors arrived last
ovaning 70 attend tho week cHd house
party given nv Misses Helen and Mar
tina Berry, Of Cherry Hall.
Misses Betty Workm"n n. Washington,
Pa, Jessie Hamilton. Rarncsv''le. n.
Ruth Allen. MoundSvil'" and Mldr"'
Freeze, New Martinsvillc.
This evening. the merry crowd VIII
ENJOY dancing party on the Sp""i"U .
verandA SURROUNDING the Ferry home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
LESION SEEKING
DISABLED VETS


~,
omcers OF hock isiand POSI- NO.
200, American Legion. are making
every EFFORT II locate All ex-seryice
men in this. territurv Who are eliKi-
Bile for vocational training. - the
district once Of the United states
yeterans' bureau At Chicago has an
nouneed that Dec. Is Will be the
last day for fling claims.
Every disabled ex-service man
Who feels that he il entitled to gov
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Lest You Forget

The Argus on Aug. printed the following prom
ises on behalf Of the Rock Island city and county
governments:
/. Enforcement Of the liquor laws, including
the sale OF intoxicant beverages in soft drink
parlors and the traffic in hooch and bootleg
whisky.
2. Closing of disorderly houses and driving
from the cit7 Of prostitutes, street walkers and
their male consorts
8. Elimination Of tool gambling, if any exists.
4. Removal of slot machines and like gamb-
ling devices.
This is to be spasmodic cleanup" City
Attorney Scott said. I'VE going to make it
thorough and lasting. We ask the cooperation
OF the public and urge that any citizen who has
knowledge Of law violations call Chief Cox or
Sheriff Miller, or both, ard give them the infor-
nation. We are going to clean house and the
strict enforcement of the law will continue at
least Is long as the present city administration
Is in office"
Sheriff Miller reiterated Mr.. SCOTS state
ment The county and city have joined forces
and we are going through with this thing if it's
the last thing we do. We want the police to help
us and with that cooperation granted. we prom
ise that the community will have nothing to
complain of in regard to law enforcement"
This is Oct %. Conditions against which the
city and county authorities pledged themselves to
act on Aug. 5 still prevail in Rock Island.
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JAIL SENTENCE
FOR De PALMA
IS POSTPONED
Good Lawyers Pers1ade Judee to
Let Famous Racer Begin Tine
IN jail Dec. l.
BIZ lie. EDSBURG.

Fresno, Calf, Oct. z3.-Ralph De
Palma's mail is piling up at the lit
tie calaboose at Chowchilla-but
Ralph is away from there.
He is supposed to be serving .
ten-day jail sentence as the re-
suit Of his losing a race with the
speed cop" Of Madeira county.
Some of the letters are sympathet-
ic. Others-take it from the ohi-
cials, are less than that.
But Ralph was wise. He retained
a good local law firm to get him
out of Jail. They told the JUS
tice that the noted auto racer was
under contract to design a racing
car and that he would lose money
if he had to stay in the calaboose
right now. The Judge agreed this
would be tough, to say the least.
He agreed execution Of sentence
could ne suspended until Nov. Is.
The lawyers were grateful. But
they told the Judge that Ralph nad
to compete in the Thanksgiving
day races at Los Angeles.
1t would be too bad to prevent
him, the Judge agreed.
So the Judge fixed the date tc
commence working out the penalty
as December first.
1T will have to be served and the
sooner the better" said Hizzonner
True admitted Ralph. bu'
while there is time out 1t is time
out.
And he will have hopes until Dec
| first.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23
Gun !
70 eRll|lD Jul
ON ,oo0B9lI|


william johnson, arrested -
the Rock Island Thirty-nrst stzess'
station, Saturday morning tor eprs
rying . concealed weapon. ms
bound over to the grand jury un<
der q bond Of $1,000, By Magistrate
d. J. Cleland at Z hearing In %
lice court Saturday afternoon.
johnson was arrested By G. ,,
Scott, Davenport. IN officer for the
Rock Island lines. on Suspicion Of
stealing q watch from the bunk Of
one OF the workmen In the yards.
Scott took johnson to tho o6iee Of
United States Marshal r.. 7.
Schaaf. who found . SO caliber
Colts automatic on the negro. John
said that he bad nothing to do
with the stealing Of the watch
and pleaded innocent to the charge
Of carrying a concealed weap0n,
saying that he had merely pur-
chased the gun Friday and va1
taking it to his bunk. He SAID that
he had never carried . gun while
at work and had no intention Of
doing SO.
United States Marshals r. J
Schaaf and R. c. Christie also tes-
tilted. at the hearing. States at
tornet Ben 8. Bell conducted the
prosecution.