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The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Jack All. a cook, sIvty-f.vc years of
age, was found in his home, G29 South
Fifth street, Tuesday, suffering from
stab wounds which he said wore IN
flicted by parties unknown 10 him.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Mayor McIninch named Mrs. Elliott
Spalding Mrs. L. W. Walling, Mrs.
Charles williamson. Mrs. a. A, Myers,
Mrs. c. Z. Green and Mrs. A. f. Rush
as the purchasing committee for the
poor children's Christmas tree.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Lewis C. Wilson, who has been
superir: endent of the county infirm
nry. was on Wednesd1" appointed
deputy United States marshal here, to
succeed W. II. Sampson. resigned,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

At the monthly dinner Of the ST.
Joseph chapter Of the American As
sociation Of Engineers, at the St.
Charles Wednesday, J. r. Leslie was
elected president OF the association;
y. r. Sack vice president. and w. B.
Ha2en secretary ry-treasurer.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Miss Doris Klntner presented one
OF the most delightful programmes
that the Fortnighuy Musical Club has
enjoyed in the Robidoux crystal room
Monday. 1t was an artistic success.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Owing to the increased amount Of
taxpayers now at the office each day
Collector srite has served notice that
no more tax statements will be mailed
out this year
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The cold wave which struck here on
Monday night reached It's top on
Tuesday when one degree above zero
was the limit. The cold snap caused
considerable suffering among the poor
who had short coal supplies.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Everything you reed FOR any kind
OF Pa!Hing. Wall pai or. Char d!ee's
Paint & Glass Co. AT Edmond street.
"A dvertiscment.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

i. IT. Casteel was elected com
mander; G.. y. Bradley first vice
commander; J. c. .Albus. second vice
commander; J. L. Healey adjutant; S.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

William r. Sill. a former well
known st. Joseph newspaper man, at
tached to the old Herald and the
News. died in Flushing, Long Island.
last week.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Mrs. u, W, Gerber, seventy-eisht,
died suddenly of heart failure at tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs. c. q.
Buehler, S2S North Ninth street.
Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

\. Dorsey, finance officer; c. c. Mac
donald, chaplain; L. q. Hoffman, ser
geant-at-arms; and Max Zalken. l.. s.
Long, II. G. McClclry, +. l.. Kirtley
and Webb Scamens executive COM
mittee OF Malcomb Macdonald Post.
Monday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

J. p. Finson, a wholesale grocer of
81. Paul, came here Monday and
claimed the body Of his son, -. w.
Farber," who was killed on the
waterworks road Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Skating started sunday on the vari
ious ponds and lakes and the young
folks are now enjoying it to the fun.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

George Payne. 7s years OF age, who
ives brought TO this city by his parents
when he was four years OF age and
had lived here ever since, died at his
home, 2sO3 Sacramento, sunday night,
He was a coal and wood dealer for
many years.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

All business houses were notified
this week by the police 10 see that all
downspouts are in shape so they will
not cause accidents in the present
cold snap.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The city health officer has notified
the physicians and others who report
births and deaths that they must be
moro prompt in sending in their re-
ports
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Mrs. Tylke Fryso Johnson, s. years
Of age, died at the home ~ her dauGh-
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Wilson resigned from the iufirmavy
ut once ana entered on his new duties.
Thomas Whitehead, assistant superin-
tcndent at the infirmary. was made
temporary superintendent.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The committees, are now at work
getting up the community Christmas
tree for the poor kiddies Of South st.
Joseph.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Each class room of Central High
school will provide a basket and somo
clothing for a poor family on Christ
mas.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Those that went out Of business en-
ployed 81 persons, and those which
started up employ 429 persons.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

by the circuit clerk and which was
paid in by gamblers to be permitted
to run at the Lake Contrary races in
1921, into the school fund.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

An exploding coal oil stove set fire
to the home of A. J. Fenner at 2908
julie street Thursday night. and dam
age to the extent of 50 900 was done.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Louis Sldekum asks $4,000 from
O. w. Chase 6 Son for alleged Injuries
to one OF his hands.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Ernest W. Remelius was elected
post commander Of Ross Dugger Post,
American Legion, at its election Mon
day night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

GENERAL INTEREST
Among the contracts awarded by
the state highway department Thurs
day when contracts to the amount of
$1,341,O52.Ot were placed in twelve
counties. were 4,SG4 miles In Atchi-
son county. another in clinton of
1000 miles ana another iu the same
county OF 4.OI6 miles.
when calf escaped from one of
the butcher trucks on Francis street
Thursday morning, IT bolted through
one of the basement windows Of
Christ Church. and frightened the COZ
ored ianitor, Tom Coleman, SO badly
that his skin changed color.
Charles Seifert a twcnty-year-old
son Of william Scifert Of Wathcn1.
was accidentally shot and killed BY
the discharge OF shot gun Thursday.
Kock und~rt5Ning c.. LADY or-
iendant. 9i5 frederick avcnae. i'd
vertisemedt.
CITY motor car license for next year
may be paid now. by an arrangement
complct, by the license inspector.
DR.. c. NJ Chiffon was the speaker
at the Kiwans Club Near East lunch
con Thursday.
Mrs Rose Ostcen, 10 South Sew
enteenth. fell in the Grant store
Wednesday and fractured her left
ankle.
Ernest Sands was bound over to
criminal court Thursday charged
with tampering with motor car.
Six overcoats. two handbags and
some other goods were stolen from
Albert j. Augusts store Wednesday
>night.
Jameson Machine Co. engineers
and nachlnists supplies, GhAf:lny.
hangers. pulleys. slB No sEa.~-,Ad-
vortisemen;-
Mrs. Sarah, &C, widow OF Thomas
w. Walker. died at the home Of her
daughter Mrs Westfall Thursday
Floyd Wood of this city was noti-
fled Thursday that his brother Virgil.
farmer near Bolckow, had been
kicked to death by a mule.
Elmer Smith. charged with a statu-
tory offense. was bound over to the
criminal court Thursday. Bond in
the sum OF $4,000 was furnished.
The muiicipal Christmas tree will
be put up in Community Hall this
year.
When the new county court comes
into office, It Is expected that a new
detention home will he built, and the
old one razed.
NJ. }. Dowpey for best Plur,Sins
and Gaa Fitting. sos MessS ME.
Phone 6-0116 6--Advertiseme
The public service commission
heard complaints Of Mound City on
electric light rates: crossing case
from Darlington. and the application
Of the Andrew County Mutual Tele-
phone Co. for an increase in rates
Thursday.
An exploding coal oil stove set fire
TO the home of A. J. Fenner at 29OS
julie street Thursday night. and dam
RGe to the extent of 5000 was done.
Lewis C. Wilson. who has been
superir: endent OF the county infirm
nry. was on Wednesd1.' appointed
deputy United States marshal here, tc
succeed W. II. Sampson. resigned
::.;: ;:':; Z.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

II. e. Clifford, Lawrence Ganick,
]. a. Kersnick, \. Clark and r. John
son, speedsters. paid SIS each in po-
lice court Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

James Bergman, 23 years Of age.
a son Of Mrs. Bertha Bergman OF
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Wilson resigned from the iufirmary
ut once ana entered on his new duties.
Thomas whitehead. assistant superiu-
tcudent at the infirmary. was made
temporary superintendent.
s. Y. COY OF G1S North Fifth street
has invented an automobile thief
whistle which win emit piercing
sluiei,a when tS,of attempts. to
make off Nl;h #.
G. A. white, adjutant Of Donald
Duncan Post. American Legion. Is at
t.nCine the annual conference Of tho
state Legion executive committee at
ST. Louis.
Ncierho'fer Undertaking 60 pre-
sents character. service ana considrr-
atio~. Hirth an Felix. Phone IL
SGs.-- (Aoverti--mcn
The Burlington has offered re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest an1 con-
viction. or the furnishing OF cydenco
that will cause the arrest and convic-
tlon %; any of the ghou;s who wrecked
their st. Louis train Tuesday night
The fines I'm police court Monday
amounted to s2I2, which was divided
up among twcnty-rour law violators.
Glasses in German were begun at
Turner Hall Thursday, conducted by
Rcv. c. ,flicr, pastor Of the Eyaugeli-
cal-Lutheran Zion church.
The board OF public works will do
away with twenty-three of the thirty
one of the public drinking fountains
which are located in different parts of
the city. which shows conclusively
that the horse is passing-in the city
The now Ford--the latest thing
brought before the public by tho De-
troit wizard-made its appearance here
this week at the Lawler Motor and
the Grant Motor Company's sales
rooms. It is more classy than the
older models and sells for sSO5.SO.
opposite the Robidoux will open for
business about Jan. 1.
Mrs. Margaret Sheehan c., died at
the family home, 2S22 South 18th,
Wednesday.
Mrs Nancy A. Fulkcrson, IS,
mother Of Mrs. Harry Norwood and
| Mrs. i. VI. Barbee, died at a local hos
pital Tuesday. The remains were
taken to IIigg!nsville for burial.
Eckel q Aldrlch are making plans
for two store buildings at 9el-923
| julie.
b. F. Throop lost his pocketbook
Wednesday containing $500 in cash
ier's checks and $40 in cash.
william IIirth. editor Of the Mis-
! souri, Farmer, was the principal
/ speaker a the banquet of the Missouri
Farmers Association, and the Farm
crs Union at the st. Charles Tuesday
night.
Don Rlley's Nj otor Inn. Storage and
pest repair department In r.:y. La
dies rest room and free check room
IN correction. Seventh and Jule.--
Advert lsemeat.
q. 4 small blaze at the Cathedral
caused by some careless person throw
ing cigar stump into a window case
ment. called out the fire department
Tuesday.
Each class room of Central High
/ SchOol VIII provide basket and some
clothing for a poor family on Christ
mas.
According to the state factory in
| spector. twenty-one places have gone
out Of business in this city in the past
six months. and nineteen have started
INGS ON YOUR XMAS +:
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Mr and Mrs Emil Worth filed SUIT
for $4,000 damages against Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lynch Monday. on &c
count Of an automobile collision at
Twenty and Mitchell Avcauo
oct. 20.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Daniel NJ Poolman s .. died at his
home. 1917 North Third street, sun
day,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Elmer Smith. arrested Saturday for
a statutory offense. gave bond before
Justice Forgrave Monday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

John Esders was elected president,
Chris Rueggsegger vice president and
a. X. Widman secretary Of the Mar
ket Gardeners Association at the an
nual meeting Saturday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

1t developed Tuesday when the body
OF James Bergman, who was killed
at Newtown, Tex. arrived at Platts-
burg that he was killed in a fight in
a rooming house at that place.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The ice has formed a Jam in the
Missouri opposite Francis street depot.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

4 small blaze at the Cathedral
caused by some careless person throw
ing a cigar stump into a window case
ment. called out the fire department
Tuesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Lawrence Shea-no relation to Of
ficer Shea-was bound over I'm the
sum Of $500 by Justice Hessler Mon
day. charged with transportation and
possession Of red ticker"
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Paul Brown and John HOckenauer
paid SIS each in police court Wednes-
day for speeding.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The Feast OF the Dedication Is be-
ing Observed by the Jewish people
this week.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

\ frozen but highly delighted aud
ience sat through an artistic perform
ance at the Auditorium Monday night.
when Maier and Pattison rendered as
pleasing a programme as has ever
been heard in that structure. 1t was
a pronounced success In every way
except the heat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

ter Mrs Z. IT. Greene. 2Gl9 Duncan.
Monday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

9. A. White, adiutant Of Donald
Duncan Post. American Legion, IS at
t.nCin- the annual conference OF the
state Legion executive committee at
ST. Louis.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The sale OF Christmas seals is now
on in the post office corridor.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Beginning Wednesday, the stores
will remain open nights for the re-
mainder OF the week. to accommo-
date shoppers.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Don Rlley's Nj otor Inn. Storage and
pest repair department In c!:y. La
dies rest room and free check room
IN connection. Seventh and Jule,--
Advert lsemeat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The total amount secured in the
Salvation Army campaign Is about
$1,000. but contributions are still COM
ing in.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The public service commission
heard complaints Of Mound City on
electric light rates: a crossing case
from Darlington, and the application
Of the Andrew County Mutual Tele-
phone Co. for an increase in rates.
Thursday
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Walter Fay Welch. 43 years Of age,
salesman, died at the family home,
2O16 Jones street, Monday night, after
long illness. He leaves a wife, his
mother, two brothers and one sister.
all Of this city. The remains were
taken to Burllngame. Kas,, Wedues-
day for burial.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Ncierho'fer Undertaking 60 pre-
sents character service ana considcr-
4tlo~. Hinth an Felix. PhoI II,
sGs.-- (Acverti-- ent)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
HOLIDAY NUTS

Wc Have a Complete Line
No. l California Solt She,led
Eng isr NHluutS, lb..... 30
Jumbo Roasted Peanuts, Il..iir
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Only 6 more shopping days before
Christmas. Shop now.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

owen Burns was fined 81 Monday
for stealing coal from the Burlington.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

NJ. j. Downcy for best FlunnSins
and Can Fitting. sos Messc pie
Phone 6-O116 -Advertisem m snt.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The department had five fires on
Wednesday, but none OF them were Of
a serious character, and no particular
damage was done.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
CANNED GOODS

Corn. Sunshine, can.........O
Peas, school Days, cau.....I3C
Kraut, Faullltss. can.......1ic
Sa~dincs, In Tomato Sauce.
large OEa. cam. ......... -
Red Salmon, tall con........2S
SEitI salmon. ia-lb. cam. Sc
Apricots, Herbert Brand,
No. Gia raa.............. SOC
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

souri, Farmer, was the principal
speaker at the banquet of the Missouri
Farmers Association, and the Farm
crs Union at the st. Charles Tuesday
NIGHT.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

When the new county court comes
into office It Is expected that a new
detention home will be built, and the
old one raZed.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

ployed 81 persons. and those which
started up employ 429 persons.
Everything you HeeJ FOR any kind
Of Pa!nting. Wall paier Chard!ee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AT Edmond street.
"A advertisement.
Ernest W. Remelius was elected
post commander of Ross Dugger Post,
American Legion, at its election Mon
day night.
Paul Brown and John HOckenauer
paid SIS each in police court Wednes-
day for speeding.
1t developed Tuesday when the body
OF James Bergman, who was killed
at Newtown, Tex. arrived at Platts-
burg that he was killed in a fight in
rooming house at that place.
The sale OF Christmas seals is now
on in the post office corridor.
The total amount secured in the
Salvation Army campaign Is about
$1,000. but contributions are still COM
ing in.
The department had five fires on
Wednesday, but none OF them were Of
a serious character and no particular
damage was done.
Only 6 more shopping days before
Christmas. Shop now.
Beginning Wednesday, the stores
will rcmain open nights for the re-
malnder Of the week to accommo-
date shoppers.
The Feast OF the Dedication is be-
ing Observed by the Jewish people
this week.
The ice has formed Jam in the
Missouri opposite Francis street depot.
At the monthly dinner Of the ST.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The Burlington has offered a re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest anl con-
yiction. or the furnishing of cyjdencc
that will c,usc the arrest and convic-
tion nt any of the ghouis who wrecked
their ST. Louis train Tuesday night
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

3. F. Throop lost his pocketbook
Wednesday containing $500 in cash
ier's checks and $40 in cash.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Are here fine complete line! Moasses TriIbys Ribbon
Mixed Yankee Peanut, New England Mixed, Cut Mixed
Mint Pillows and Broken Tafyat lowest prices Get your
Christmas Candies carly!
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Elmer Smith. charged with STATUE
tory offense, was bound over to the
criminal court Thursday. Bond in
the sum OF $4,000 was furnished.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The muiicipal Christmas tree will
be put up in Community Hall this
year
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Glasses in German were begun at
Turner Hall Thursday. conducted by
Roy. G. ?fsicr, pastor Of the Eyaugeli-
cal-Lutherdn Zion church.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

~ the circuit clerk and which was
,aid in by gamblers to be permitted
o run at the Lake Contrary races in
921, into the school fund.
J. p. Finson, a wholesale grocer of
Il. Paul. came here Monday and
.laimed the body Of his son, -. w.
7arber," who was killed on the
road Wednesday.
II. e. Clifford, Lawrence Ganick,
J. a. Kersnick, \. Clark and r. John
son. speedsters. paid SIS each in po-
Ice court Monday
Elmer Smith. arrested Saturday for
, statutory offense. gave bond before
Justice Forgrave Monday
John Esders was elected president,
Chris RuegBsegger vice president. and
A. K. Widman secretary OF the Mar
Set Gardeners Association at the an
1ual meeting Saturday,
Lawrence Shea-no relation to Of
ficer Shea-was bound over in the
sum OF $500 by Justice Hessler Mon
day, charged with transportation and
possession Of red ticker"
All business houses we're notified
this week by the police 10 see that all
iownspouts are in shape so they will
not cause accidents in the present
cold snap.
Mayor McIninch named Mrs. Elliott
Spalding. Mrs. L. w Walling. Mrs.
Charles Williamson, Mrs. a. A. Myers,
Mrs. c. L. Green and Mrs. A. E. Rush
as the purchasing committee for the
poor children's Christmas tree.
william r. Sill. a former well
known St. Joseph newspaper man, at
tached to the old Herald and the
News, died in Flushing. Long Island.
last week.
George Payne. 7s years OF age, who
ives brought TO this city by his parents
when he was four years OF age and
had lived here ever since, died at his
home, 2sO3 Sacramento, Sunday night.
He was a coal and wood dealer for
many years.
The committees are now at work
getting up the community Christmas
tree for the poor kiddies Of South st.
Joseph.
A number of the residents OF the
neighborhood OF DR.. c.. r. Thomp-
sons sanitarium on Gorr street, have
filed suit asking that DR., Thompson
be restrained from. conducting his asy-
ANAiA AiNANt ~ AilNg NAuAhi AAAaN II -
detrimental TO their Reighborhood
Constable Clark Of Faucet has de-
clared war on the Sunday hunters
who go out from this city and shoot
over tho territory adjacent to that
He arrests them as fast as
they break the law and tho Justice
OF the peace does the rest.
Miss Doris Klntner presented one
OF the most delightful programmes
that the Fortnighuy Musical Club has
enjoyed in the Robidoux crystal room
Monday. 1t was an artistic success.
i. 81 Casteel was elected com
mander: G.. y. Bradley first vice
j. c. yAlbus. second vice
j. +. Healey. adjutant; S.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Floyd Wood of this city was noti-
fled Thursday that his brother Virgil.
a farmer near Bolckow, had been
kicked to death by a mule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
DILLONVALE INVADES
WHEELING SATURDAY
Up-the-River Team comes Confident OF
Easy w1r-MoConkeys Crippled.

The winners OF the first half or the
Ohio Valley League schedule will come
TO Wheeling next Saturday TO clash
with the MCConkeys. This game will
be interesting in View Of the fact that
the last time these wo teams met In
Wheeling u was predicted TO be n walk
away for the local club. Instead the
DiIloRrale club caves the locals an
awful trimming. The locals then tray
eled to D!llonvale on Sunday and gave
the Indians defeat. the first one ~
the season. in great pitchers duel.
Eddie Burkhart turned tho trick after
the other four pitchers and an outr!eld-
er had been hammered AL over the lot.
BUrkhart will not be In shape TO twirl
against the Indians in this coming
game as he received n fractured jaw m
the game at Amsterdam last Sunday,
The score stood 10 favor the local
team in the ninth inning and Burkhardt
made a valiant attempt to catch n riy
ball and To win the game for his team
mates. The diamond at Amsterdam is
sun field and the ball became lost In
the sun and Burkhardt had chased so
far after the ball that he struck fence
and was seriously hurt. Hea wiIl pro-
baby he out for the rcma inder of the
season. "Kuohhy" Miller IS out Of the
game with = badly torn hand aud Lefty
HoueCkcr the Bormcr RaUers wonder
y oui with a broken hand TO help
cut a star Pitcher has been secured by
the McConkcy Management, and II he
turns "at as is expected he will help
considerably.
II is not known II the now pitcher
will report in time for Saturdays
gam" but Il he does not. either smoke
Miller or Dewey" Long will be on the
t.r,rC line with "Buggy" WEIGH re-
ceiv.uE Tho remainder "f the team
Will he intact and II the j!nX leaves the
local team they should come through
handiiy.
Tho Booster Tickets sold some time
ag" by the local team arc good for the
next three games which viii i've played
the rcXt three Saturdays at Bauers
Park, Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
WHFEI inc COUNTRY CLUB PRO
IANDS BERTH IN TR|-STATE MEET

Pit,sourgh. Perna. Aug. "A J.
Chairman. the Wheeling Country CIuo
pro finished In a tie FOR SlNth pace III
the sectional qualifying rohnd ior the
professional golfers match play tourn9-
Ineut which will Re held ut Oakmont oe
ginning August -. played today al the
Pittsburgh Field CLUB. fIe had a score
OF 16G Emil LoeHIcr. :he PennSF''HniH
omen champion. was first with total OF
us for rho 36 holes. which was just one
srruE, better than tha: II Gene SaraLen'
tho tinted states open champion. "h"
was N the rl;raCr up position Win /"
,,.nrs Of li9. SaraZeu had chance I"
tie Io.+<ler. but ne trimmed me cup on
the home green putting for birdie }.
"Na long as Emil heat ne out don
care" Sara2cn remarked a. the hn'Sh'
Sar;,zcu and I.oeTlCr are pas.
Chapman Will get into iHc champion,
shin even though he dld ""- VIII ""t ~
~, five plareS which We're '"nteSteu
So. Tha Golfers in me Prostate dis
,ric, have been aIlocated i've places IN
,Ne rbann:onShjp hu; The pros rom ms
,Iis,rsr, y,Ill fu in the places ~ Inv
,,loycr, from dist0at po;2;S VINO VII DC
%Hibl, ,n sc; here. ~ N'rutc - Oh"P-
,ra,', Ave playing hr VII - gwen ""e
OF these places. ,,z
- ..,.hannie" has a $ in The morning
round, but in the afternoon, ptaE'hS IA
tho rain ne took an So. lie hn'Sneu E":an
~ some of the to0 0"i-'rrS from w
,,t.,ric, charlie Rowe. who n!aEe" u"
Wheeling sunday and wn" S,u.
h,d score cf l69 for the - H'''S'
,.hormanS cards were. =,
NorninrEout S. SO
InmS 49, Ssi4 SIS -
saoo,-ors 445 9--t'
~ tss3s5 5 +-i2 s. $50