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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
Self-Serving Store To
Open In Fitzgerald
Macarthur Brothers Open New Es-
Enlistment on East Pine


The store formerly occupied by
the Hobby Shop on east Pine street
IS being remodelled for the McArthur
Sell Serving Store, which will be
quite an addition to that section OF
Pine street. The young men who are
opening this new establishment come
from Albany and are progressive up-
to-the-minute merchants, we'll versed
i'll the grocery business in all its phas-
es, experienced buyers and all around
hustlers.
Selling for cash only, every custom
er waiting on himself, saving in deliv-
cry charges and many other ways
the system of self-serving stores. en-
ables large reduction in the selling
prices of most of the commodities us
ually carried by these stores.
1t is expected that the store will be
ready for occupancy within ten DAYS.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
POPPY SALE
GREAT SUCCESS

The d. A. R. members are much
gratified with the success of their pop
Ply sale on Armistice Day. They made
200 peoples, and realized $4,000 from
the sale. They found before the day
was over that they could have sold ma
ny more, had they anticipated the rea-
dy sale for them, this being their first
effort in the line The money is sent
for the use of disabled veterans. pro-
viding some educational training.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
JUDGEMENT IN STUBS
CASE is AFFIRMED

The Court of Appeals handed down
a decision in the Fred Stubs case
this week affirming the judgement OF
here to discuss carving the history of
legal action may be taken to protect
the interests of the defendant, who has
been confined in the local Jail since
his conviction.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
ANATOLIA CHRISTIANS
ORDERED TO EVACUATE
Kemalists Give Million Christian Res
idents Thirty Days To Get Out.

PARIS, November IA million
Christians in Anatolia have been or
dered to evacuate in 80 days by the
Kcrlahsts, according TO Near Eastern
relief dispatches, reaching her. tues
day.
According to the dispatches another
Acadia is being rc-enacted in Ana
tolia, where 10000 refugees are fleeing
in panic, fearful that the victorious
Turks may vent their rage against
them.
From Constantinople reports came
that Americans are preparing to
evacuate orphanages which have been
established and supported by charit-
able organizations in the United
States. The Belgians, dispatches stat
ed have requested the British to pro-
vide means for evacuation in event OF
necessity.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
Fitz-HisD efeats
Cordele Eleven

Fitz-Hi defeated Cordele Hi in Cor
dele last Friday by the score of 1916.
This makes the second victory for the
purple Hurricane" over Cordele.
They defeated them earlier in the sea-
son 1870 The feature of Fridays game
was the S. Yard run for touchdown
by T. Morris of Fitzgerald. The star
for Cordele was RED" Barwick, as
usual. For Fitz+Hi, Capt. Jay
and T. Morris were the stars.
Line-Up and Summary
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
ISN'T 1T THE TRUTH?

Take one reckless driver, two or
three drinks of bad liquor, fast high
powered motor car, soak the fool we'll
in the liquor, place in the car and let
him go, after due time remove from
wreckage, place in black, satin'ined
box and garnish with flowers Elk's
MAGAZINE
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

ling works of real composers of more
modern day are played. The child lis
tens. It becomes acquainted with real
music, learns the name and history of
the author. Each of the compositions
of the masters has history of its
own. The child becomes interested in
another day. 1t learns to peer into the
past and to discover noble thoughts
and becomes familiar with noble works
in the field of music. This is a stimu-
lus to a study of history and the fine
arts in general.
The interest manifested locally in
the Music Memory Contest by the
pupils of the schools is most graft
flying. It shows that the children are
striving for high ideals.
Every encouragement should be
lent to continue this splendid move
ment." a! fs a.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
NEGRESS WHO CLAIMED
TO HAVE BEEN 1874
YEARS OLD IS DEAD

CAMILLA, Ga.,-Claiming that she
was 1874 years old, Louisa Williams
negro woman, died here this week.
She had a grandson over so years
of age. Last year, according to mem
beers of her family, she cut her third
set of teeth. They worried her so that
she pulled them out, it is stated.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
HARRY BROWER DIES
FROM WRECK INJURIES

Harry Brewer. who was we'll known
here, died at the city hospital at
Lakeland, Fla, from severe burns sus-
tanned in railroad wreck. The de-
ceased was a fireman on the A. c. L.
and has visited here a number of
times
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

Friends of DR.. Roger Dickson will
be pleased to learn that he has ac-
copied a responsible position with the
Philadelphia hospital, where he is in
charge of the ward for mental dis
eases.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

minutes.
Cordele scoring: Williams Couch
down y try for goal; Barwick fails, l.
Fitz-Hi scoring: Touchdowns, T.
Morris 2, Jay l. Try for foal after
wards: Hodge /.
Head linesman-Stephens.
Umpire-Anthony.
Fitz-Hi To Meet Sylvester
An interesting event of this week
if the foot ball game scheduled for
Friday at 400 P M. when Fitz- Hi
meets Sylvester. Sylvester has one
on the strongest elevens in South
Georgia they having held Albany to
to 0 score. Fitz-Hi has won most
of her games and has very strong
eleven.
With the support of the school and
the town We should win a glorious
victory over Sylvester. So everybody
come out and root.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

Licker may be spelled with one or
two Ks, depending on the locality,
but there is the same amount of y
in it.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

Man is peculiar animal, and
Sims probably won't enjoy raising
Cain, now that he is free to do it.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16

were placed at every plate, patriotic
songs, and speeches were the order
of the day. Sam Kassewitz, the pro-
gram leader had asked Whitley Lang
ston to give the main address of the
day. Sky Pilot Langston's address
was we'll prepared and delivered with
great feeling.
Inc kiwafianS present were greatly
pleased with the message Emory
Wilcox, Bob Prentiss and Stubs Dor
miney who were in overseas service
during the World War weer asked
to relate experiences Or to give some
Impressions gained in those days of
honor.
Reports from tommi:tA:s we're
heard. The Club voted to place a
United States flag in every public
school building in our city where there
is not one at present
w. n. Smith and J. H. Palmer won
the attendance prizes.
DR.. Prcntiss the only visitor pres
ent, was introduced by his nephew,
Bob Prentiss. Gator Smith was an
nounced to lead the next meeting.
A special invitation was extended
the Club to attend the exercises Civ
en- by the First Ward School, giving
the history of the American flag.
Several awaited themselves of this
opportunity and desire to congratulate
Miss Julia Prentiss and her assistants
IN the splendid program rendered.
Publicity Committee.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-16
Kiwanis Club Cele-
brates Armistice Day
Fridays Meeting Was Led By Sam
Kassewitz

Fridays PROGRAM
of the Kiwanis Club
varied from the us
|ual order in that the
program was turned
into a memorial and
Armistice Day Cele-
bration. Small flags
Evening star., 1922-02-22

NEAK 1iih AND WEBSTER NV.
An ideal home of rOuais. t,grir: hot water
heat electric iighI; doubie rear rorches: wide
rpinent porch: 2-car Garagr. \ feature Of This
properly X its except !ouai,y long back yard 10
a .oft. alley. Possession may le had very
promptly of this desirable property. Price
usually low for this section. Terms reasonable.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. Inc.
Main 49, 104 18th NV
Evening star., 1922-02-22
WANTED-APARTMENTS

FOUR LARGE ROOMS. NEWLY ANTE
and papered, and bath, to refined couple
adults only. Call Lincoln 619W.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
18th ST. NV.
AnDKEss RnX se.u. STAR orFlcE. "a.
FOR COIORED
HnNfEGEEEEuG

1hl2 MASS AVE. N.W.-BY OWNER-l5
rooms and 3 baths: electricity. hot-water heat;
garage Also . rooms: ami: best Mt. Pleas
ant section. just OH Columbia road and 18th
Evening star., 1922-02-22

on NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Overlooking Government Reservation.
Two-story brick, colonial porch residence; 9
large rooms. tiled bath, cellar; hot-water heat,
electric lights; double rear porches; garage.
A. {. HOUGHTON CO., 1915 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1922-02-22
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-8 OR ROOM HOUSE:
central. downtown; no agents. Address BOX
IS H. Star Office. 23'
WANTED TO BCY-HOUSE. DOWNTOwN
VIII pay $1,000 cash. Want to usr it for
roaming house. Address Box 20-lI. Star Office.
WANTED TO BEY-s TO 10 ROOM HOUSE.
baths. from owner. Address Box - II. Star
, fffi
Evening star., 1922-02-22

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Nearly new; modern in every detail.
One OF those attractive Gruyer houses north
side of Quincy St, just east Of 14th st. NV.
2-story, attic and cellar; colonial front porch:
double rear porches; rooms, baths; hot
water heat. elec. lights: lot 1877 It. deep TO
soft. paved alley: garage.
A. C. HOUGHT0N & CO., 1910 II st. NV.
I'VE Ea-e the BEST in every section"
ny OWNER-BRAND NEW, SEMI-DETACii-
ed, Groom and bath bungalow in Brookland;
lot, $50 1T. deep: shade trees. Can move In at
once. Price $500. 1000 cash. S75 mo. Can
sublet r. and b. for $50. PHI. Owner. n. 1909.
21s
Evening star., 1922-02-22
WANTED-LOTS

LOT WANTED ON 18th ST. NV. 100 TO 200
feet wide, $50 to $50 feet deep; state cash
price and locality. Address Box 3O8-D, Star
Evening star., 1922-02-22

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD LOCATION
NV; elevator service and telephone, SIS, to
purchaser Of furniture. In whole oe part. Ad-
dress Bsk 2oo-1 6tAr 0dlee. ~
Evening star., 1922-02-22

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
| On warder st. NV. near Lamont st. and Sol
diers' Home Thoroughly modern, nearly
new, tapestry brick, front and back porch
| Cd and yards, concrete cellar. h.w.h. and
electric lights. One block from Georgia ave.
car line. Price $1,000.
] L. 2e1l. NEWsoA. lilo b ne
Evening star., 1922-02-22
FARMS
Enn SALE

TO RENT-SMALL FARM. WITH IMPROVED
dwelling. Georgia ave- section or across High
way bridge; convenient to city. Address Box
5-H, Star office. 70
WITHIN 20 MILES OF WASHINGTON. 90
to 100 acres water front property. not over
10000. Address Box 33S-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
FOR RENr-sT0REs.

BEST LOCATED LITTLE SHOP on ST.;
reasonable rent. Apply W. B. KRAFT d CO.,
1885 Ny. ave.
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STREETS TREACHEROUS
RESULT OF COLD WAVE
nL.,p-st aIiss.'a 80 r.-' o".ts ra's'
m.ats with Ia. saa H.nw

IT.. hhptr.al hilsta'h - ~" "~""""
b., Wh..Iln1 y.s'.'h"s ~ one "."'"'h
ME ,nnrnlur Ne" tho,u"t""I"i 49, ~"
tool et.lInn nn thu ul"ol hrlIs" "h"w"d
II dssr.e- nl,"vn ,"r"
rho nru- began !" fnll ""ily '""'"' .
day morning r"Il"wlmE "a Night Coda '"ln
md u,.v h.uyler all m"Inlng l'n'l"S
tho nrrrno"n tho "n"wfall "a" lluhi
Ahnu, four "'rl"ob u hogan :" not cola
and tho sn"w began 10 frr"s" 80 ih"
r'rr~rs
III, SNOW and leo "u ia" HF"un"
rpu-,1 ,nnpidrrRhlo lu'"n }"nI"nC" All
rruInr on tho 1dlt'm"rC chi" railroad
canning .as' wrra laio In arriving nor"
duo /" ~, rnuw and Hllpp"'v inllH In
,ho vicinity Of Falun"ut. GRAFTON ANA
rn,nt- emit az 'h~to Tho Martina Forty
nr. ncpartment experienced dinlcnIty In
rnaLlnE a run To nrn on H'rn street
lnu, MINT Automobiles could u" r""n
aklddlnx md many put on chains h"'"ro
driving.
It's llkolv that wheeling VIII b" VIZ
led with moro anow today. tn" weather
man having predicted tho snow yeHter
dav and intImatrd tho ground would DO
blAnketed today.
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Rev. Hunter President
Of Episcopal CIergymen
nsnsiTs Rsat"r Chosen by ministers j"
Session st TriAiSy Ohurah. M"unds-
viiis-asv. Ttsh. Speaker.

Tho Ito" " ~ Iiunter "r nelIaira, - .
~rs sla,isd Irosldsn' 81 tho I'"''S'""'
T'pis'"psl 'lorVynon ~ III" VI h""''"S
dlsiti.i whom IN" rl'rEs mon hslh 'h"''
,nootInK Yesterday - TTlnli. hpl"""r"I
church MnundHyllle Ito, / I. Lang.
horn ~ Marilu- torrv vuu elo'iSh VICE
prasIdsnt aud U"v. William Meade ra7'
to- Of 'TrhLiy church At M"undsvlllo,
VIVA ruhdo monetary tr"GHuror
Tho pplac'q'nI cleruTmoh heard
v,rv lntcrcn,inK pddcoHu on Tho tnt"r-
national JCw and Ifin h"uNitl"n. de
uvor,d lry tho Eov. J [. TIah rector ~
81 Nndrow'n Ep;rcopnl church "fSouth
Wheeling.
U.v. u. r. l. Strldrr rector or ~
Matthew church. Wheeling. Dr. Jacob
Nottingham rector Of II Luke :
Wheeling and Rev. a. J. lilsacll. Nt-
tended the meeting.
II was announced last night that tho
conkrsEntiOn Of Trinity church ~
Noundsvillc will elect vcstry nlcn Mon
day evening
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O.iu.iAsI UsssY Tirni.

IA. avn l".hti Wan ""iI'i h"' ."r
fla. .u.,nnun. Lth i.i,nr IhIs r'"''h
,,,. itUIr,. h"h"i 'aII.d ''i''." "''"''''|"
r,.u.ni T." aru..s1 il"i' "rI'I"" -" i"
taI..tLn. IL. ,IyIi .. r'I",l'"I '"'"'"' e."
rL,r,Id H.. n."i dl-I,',"'I - ''"''"r '''''
tI,. .,i,r".y r.n.,,I bed ,"'I"r"'"h 'h"'
,u .,I,,in.I ,"",." ~, "dI'"'"h -" "t".'I
~ nn ,".-iII- /" m'l"' ih"i -" I"r'""
L.. ,,In,.d -, ~" "u'.,,rnd -, 'h' "''"''
L.,murn ~ d.Irv ~ ,h""s uu"'Ir'" ~
.I,,u.rr ABROAD ih"i 'hn "'I"ilupl "h""r
uhruII n,"r b. nhlu'inh
Quito a, nr,nhn, 81 those n""ur"h ~
VnI-,-rL low vI"luIlurr npp"n'"h h"'r'"
~. ,"uri und ,ui"r"h rl"n" ~" non
,cu,rr worn pnr-"d. oil ihrrn nn'lof'
bnIup inhru under CONFEDERATION, NM
wII ho pnruod upun later Nv the court.
Many or tho porTuuH nrrnIEn"h wnr"
rrror,od 10 have boon rcr"r"ly punished
hy nnoa md imprisonment Ivy tho Stat"
courts.
About thirty-nvo rascs wrro rroren'-
cd To tho court. but they woro nll OF
small calibro.
Tho civil nuIt OF tho city or Fnrk"r%-
burg against TITO baltimore and ONO,
which hpR been pending for twenty
cIght yrnrs, md In which tho city ~
acckIng to recover for tho use Of
street was postponed
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JUDGE POFFENBARGER
HEADS SUPREME COURT

CharIcpinn. W. Va. Jan. ll.--JuhHn
George roffonhRrKhr, Of Point ll"ahhh''
was Designated president or tho sn-
urcmr court or nppenlS tohny when u
rr.un.d It's sessi0nH with tho opening
nf tho January term. Tn" now monp'I
uf the court. Judge James a. N"I'"''"'
,,t with the court and Judge f"iieh-
barker read n abatement on h"hhlr "i
IN, iuemheTs. Expressing their 'S'"""'
,t Iudgr GhaIlan w. Lynch ar 'I"'hh-
hing wi.n IasiGned nfi"G nlna ears 90
nr,v4.e 0nd wh"as place J"db" He'""'h
nIIh
~, sioi,n.,nt G.pI'nsoh the "'"""'"
,r,,I 80. ,,..,'i al j"In" '''"'" !"
,.,I..niI.u ,i "'I. 81 III" '''"'' h"' W
II. leah LIa I"'hl""I'". 'I'" u" "
.,.,L. ..d al, ."r."Ih"'". ihs '''"''"
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Climbing HEADS CL0TH|ERS;
MEET At FA|RMONT 1923

h.iot Nov IoIk City. bT~lu j"ss'. p"'
ID, Morrp Ha~,naH. Hs~ I"b ''Y
s.,i.u.I 1t1a.I"I ~ fiSmssa. '"'
'su".
Aassi.G usssi"a
y.,.,l., ,,n,nInG'a ssgsl"r "P"hN'
~i,h ., ln,.,es,Ins sui t"r'""al'" 's''
o., .., ..nro,p,I," I"s"'an"". ~ '4'"'s"
pIyru i,as.utar II Tho salons "'""
,I,,I,,, ~ cream Man hT p'Y"" "'"
,,n,sI up Iuiar.r,inSly N" ""N '"u"
du,InV tho ppu' Y"ar b. m""h"'" ~ w"
n.,Inr.l organization and IL" W." "'h's
declaring "l VIVA "''N'
vn,trractnry end gratifying.
Mr. Flrnn spoke az tho nRht '",nR
rn,ho rs tho national "rtsn'Hah"n
s.,,ra, tho many 80. called Army ana
Navv stores .,
...rht. Ia hut q new nnmo for tho ola
ui,,,ant vendor" he Raid. we do not
fear any iuat competition. and arc nv
Ing 20 do nothing In restraint or rahs
but wo rev Mt tho uso OF those htIeS ny
nrlynte merchants. an II leads IN" gen
,y,l public to believe that In buy'hk
thohe goods the ar" dealing WIN 'ho
yoyoTunent % by Institutions gang
toned b. tho government
MAJ fTankcnherEer, national dir"o'"r
Of IN. past year Was tho noNt speaker
uu tho prusTau and In lila address '"''
Of the taombarship growing la TIA" pas
kc.T ~ ia p,saaDt t"t"L eighty '"''".
TLa Tsst ~ the n."s"i"a vac h"N"'""
l.. ,a.iuua ala "n"l""s "i' I"'h''""a 81
l"ieseat {" IT.. n"Ae
Ai,.. i.n,i.."n A.. d'iossi"a "S"''
Tee, ,ns u..' "",..h'' 1sI"s '"' h""''"-
,.t".,s 81 ,-."". '"'.''"I''s'" "rr"'"''"
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MAKE OFFER OF THE
OLD CAPITOL SITE

rharl"ui"u, w Va. isn ~ IA az
10, y" at -, III" 'Iil f"i gao GUn IpH
81 IanI "~uod Icy tho 1Iutn unI ur"'Iod
f"r atteot ''t'nrl"u nud ~ld0uluE nVuR
nado to-day ~ N" "apIi"l hulIIirH
u"unlnal"u WITH tho condition ,hpI tho
"iiy uh"uId Immediately arrange f"r ~
tending Washington qua i."" riroNin
Tho nffcr covers r"Til"nH az tho old
capitol alto a. tho ""rnorn ~ capitol
aud Warrington S'Tooin md Capitol hnd
Loo ntrootn sUd rlnn bolt 60 foot wih~
~ItcudInK through tho land now or"u-
pl~d by tho executive mnnnluu md tho
Temporary capitol building. between
tnpltuN 10 Fumm~Tu Etre"tr
Tho offrr was nnnounC~n ny tho com
mission ~ tho following HlRirmrnt
Tho capitol building commission to
day entered mn order offering To Holl TO
tho city "f thnrlort ~ feet on tho
corner or CAPITOL and Loo rtrCctn 10
fcrt on tho corner or Capitol mud Wash
luRtun RtTo~tg ana 90 feet extending
froIn Capitol Hircet TO Summors street
at a prico ~ $4,000. upon tho condi.
ton that tho city shall Immediately
mako provision for tho further "Ktrn-
sion OF Washington street to Truhlo
street at or near It's intorroGtiOn with
Lowell street and for tho oNtonnion Of
Leo ntreet from nrookn street through
Ia MOTTin street"
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wM1.L KNOWN MAN ARsnNr PROM
MouNDsvrLLn TOO MUCK TO
CONTINUE DUTIES
hank stockholders In Mounduvtns, WAT
wood, Martins Forty and Elm
Grove Meet

Fr,snd Cox. OF woodndale. yesterday
retired from tho otiico OF vIco presldaR;
OF tho Mercantile banking & Trust CONT
any OF Mouudsville. and ThomHh scott
OF MoundsVille. MAS unAniInouhIS elected
vice rnsldenI OF the bank. Mr.. cox gASn
a. hia reason for retiring from tho Office
tho fact thap la Is now absent from
MoundsvIlla much OF his limo
Directors or tho MaTcsntils han"lha
Trust Company yCntefday afternoon
orsanlIod 10y aIsotinE tsptaln w u
Aiaaander. president. Th"ma" h'""'
VIC. pTssidant: ChaTIss rh""s'T".
saoTotaTy aud rLmar NosAoGs'. aH"'"'
ant secretary
Diroctors ~ this n"IriahlnR Mound"
ylllsr nnanutAl ins,ituti"u ~"'o all -.
.loatAJ by tho bank at""sh"la"iS. l"
thai, annual mss,ina YrH'srdar. a" i"'
lo~p, Captain w. u hlosanh"f. n -
unnaT FTIand Coz. u q l%SG". \. =
bf,lmss VI W ianhT. 6 H"""""
Thomas f,oott. &. A. nPn~H"T". '"
W.lIman AMI pr g. ~ W'll'am"""
The annual Rtat"maut showed ""'
earnings for tho year ~ p2O.7hi ~.
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WRITS GRANTED
~ s.py~-. O"uVt IN Nv" Os"'' wv"
Ing ont ~ N"n"fens"r. ~ WOODS"
r.Qs UusI In Hhip CONSTRUCTION

rhnrlorIon. W Va. Ian. ~ -'"""",
,rco mills. wooden r"Cr mr"h ny 'n"
unyorum"u, during Ia" war Tor hullh-
Ing wooden ahlpH. wer" Involved In wv"
ruIts IN which tho Supreme court grant
rd wits today Tho "aH"r wero hoth
nppsniod from tho circuit court OF
Randolph county. by tho KeyEton"
manufacturing company which ~n'
rlalutin in ono suit gnlnHt w. III. FISH
or md defendant in another brought
by him.
Tho company IN It's action represented
thai after Nr. Fisher had been In TN
rmplnSe manufacturing these nails. ne
hnd rome into tho hnme hihinean Tor
l,msrlk ana asked lint he hn rnJoined
from conducting thiH business ana or
drIrd To- restore locust timber OF Wh'ch
Il claimed Ownership. Mr.. Fisher In
his suiI had asked for money no alleged
to 10 duo him for work done Tor tho
company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
LOCAL MmAOMANr uoFoaHp ~
CONVECTION wnIuu uLOnnD
IuaTaHpAT.
UunsioHH MOaT sUOUEssrUL ~
HiaTO uLOafHo TALES
Anu IpaVhnaaIv

with tho al.S,lon ~ "Hi"s'S f"' NJ"
sanntnG yea. tho rsHsluG ~ "nmh"'
ar rsssluIInps AMI The ssl""'l"o ~
HalTmort a. Tho Convention 'l'Y 80
1874 'hs nrs, aruusl convention "r ~"
West Virginia Mons Apparel club s"h
tho nf,h annual convention ~ the W"S'
virginia Retail C1oihlorH AsH""laN"n
came to n close v"1t"rhsy afternoon
The sessions 81 tho Two conventions
hald Jointly. wcrn 10" m"Ht aucc.s"fu'
in the hIatory Of o.rh"r organization.
The following arc 80 new officers "'
rho Clothisrs association.
Erssident-L +. Gund!lnE. NJ this CITY
Vice prosidsnis-W William ArchdnAH"n.
Grafton; Gsorss wright hun''nk,"n.
secrStarv-trsasurer- William a CAB
son. OF this city.
Directors Joseph stern. FHrSershurs
ssnIamln Nathan rarLerSburE Da'o
KAHN. Parksrshura. samuel lTs"an,
FaiTmont; William AoIat. 'IarAshuTA
a. h. 01Iay. nuntington
M.a's Apparel oalDsEe.
In. foIio~Ins ~eIo tho "Ifi.ors tisotsd
by tho dsI.sarSs I" tho nena Apparel
.IuB ooHVGnti"".
r.saldsnt ! Is h"ss"rnat n"snss
tss ~
VICE p..sIds"to - d" '",",'' ...""
rGiiadsIpLI. ! i"lsI 90 i"'h cue
ss..s,... u..an... II hn""
rsU.Lti siii~ 'h'I"
It.-.,..a ,t,-.I.. 80" 'l-.si""d,
~ - I-L,"-" t"I"'i'', 'isr'S~ 's"' ?.
,n,.I.n.,. i"ss,.r I'~nsss rni1-""'r"'" ,
wlIIIs,. ui.I,hs tt,'"''"'sh ! -" tics"
,h-iI ru,-n",vr i."t - >""''l-'' ="
rssni ru- p-'""'"I" '"'"'""'. Ion
U- -lu, s-' il""l""-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

- The hnnuar meeting "f IN" H'"OSno'u
ers OF tho hank OF wArw"od waH nv"
yesterday afternoon and boar" OF ~
,.o,or, .,.c,sd Only ono change WAS
mad, on tho board. that b~lnR tho H"t"r-
rio, NJ T. J. Lash succeeding Nlfr"h
paul. Tn, last years statement OF th'
h,nk waa made and was Hsry satisfao-
tory,
Tn. new board OF directors II com
no,,a NJ tho following y. j. Konna-
mond. X. w. wiior. e. H. Eherts. w. h
I(elfonbina, Howard Mcdonald. wilma"
stonksS. James Moore. AuEuHt ""AA'
muth, n, J. Lash and J. ". Councilman
The officers will be elected next TuoN
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
NOLTE REVIEWS
BATTLE BEFORE
FEDERAL COURT
Would IInvcI.v Evidences Secured
IN State Courts Excluded
IN u. S. Court.

rhurE. W. Va, Jan, il-rcne"'
,l"niug tho UIRhi Of federal ur"hlh't'""
arrutr !" pr"p"nl ovlh"n"" h"f"r" W."
nIIod Eini"u r"uri which hnh been go
cured by rIuin AMI county 0ihc0f"
urpiurI Iucu who wcrn arrested Tor NJ
logged vI"IuiIou Of tho NOlslenh n'' I"
potIliou In u number Uf case" b"f"r" mo
court hero WAX presented to Judge W.
T LInknr by Henry a. N"lt". former an
aiatant attorney general "f West NIf-
gInin Briefs viii hn Huhmlti"d Iht"r
and argumcniH made during the pr" '"nt
term Of court. II In expected, hc""rHi"1
to Information tonight.
II was along Ihis limo TINT large
number Of cHrCS WCr" thrown "hI "i
court by Judge Baker al HIS hraL Ter ~
in Wheeling less than year hE". Hri"IH
Ia tho matter viii be presented I" IN"
court aud district attorney primarily
iomuITuW II wan stated by those gu
lag.d la the roniIoErIhy I"nlBhlr ""''
II 10 esrG,Iod that dIEuinouIh II the
.niInnr.n Win I"iI"w I"i'I h"iI"E 'h"
lsI