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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-31

with increased production.
Union miners In Mlngo county and
Pike county. Kentucky. viii walk
out At midnight. according 10 David
Fowler. international organizer.
kanawha operators will poet the
new wage scale tomorrow. Offering
union miners work al 30 per cent
wage reduction and on an open
shop basis.
II the offer Ia accepted. state Of.
ficIals feared new warfare IN West
virgInIas hills. .
olive Thirty Days to Negotiate.
(ny The rniiei rfsss)
Topeka. kans.. March ai.--kansas
coal miners aud operators today
were under orders from the Kansas
Industrial Court TO continue the
present wage contract 30 days after
April and In the meantime ncgo
tlptc n new agreement. independent.
II necessary, Of any national aItua.
ton.
The court issued Iis order follow.
Ing m all'day hearing yesterday. Il
Ia aimed TO keep mines In Kansas
from being tied up In connection
with the national coal strike.
Tee order will have but little
visible effect on the number OF men
lt.e IN Kansas for week or ten
days after April l as II will be i'm.
possible for mines 20 work during
that period because OF hundreds OF
cars on sidctracks for which there
has boe' no market. operators and
mine officials agreed.
Judge OF the tribunal gave both
sidea In the controversy to under.
stand however that ;ae order would
be strictly enforced to the point that
mining must begin when this con.
gestion Is relieved and that every
community In Kansas must be sup.
piled with coal. national strike not.
witlstandlng.
operators Make PlanS.
(liy The United Pfcss)
Kansas city. March 3i.-Coal op.
orators Of the trans. Mississippi dis.
trict. comprising six states. will
form plans that reopen their mines
Immediately after the 10000 men
therein stop work tnlr midnight
Harry N. Taylor ohairmea of the
trans.Mississippi Association. init.
mated today.
Taylor said meeting Of operators
would be held here Monday to for.
mulate plans for dealing with the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-31
Studio sprucing Up.

Workmen are busy this week re.
finishing the wood work in the Nor
velle studio. Throughout the studio
the woodwork will be done in old
rose mahogany. This together with
the new furnishings and new equip
ment will make this one Of the pret.
tiest ,~and best arranged studios in
the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-31
Play at College Tonight.

mis- Nelly Of N Orleans" clev-
er comedy of "moonshine, madness
and make-believe," will be presented
in the Oklahoma College for Women
auditorium this evening by the stu
dents of the dramatic art depart
ment. The play will begin at S:15
o'clock. Students who are to ap-
pear in the cast are: Lone Wright
Mary Thompson, Annabel Rucker,
Phoebe Heffner Pauline McAmes,
Sara Joe Tunnell,- Ruby Lee Rice
Melville Rice and Rosalind Ham
mond. Incidental music will be fur
nished by the male quartet Of the
First Christian church. Women who
are attending the vocational home
makers conference which opened
this afternoon at the college have
been extended special invitations to
the entertainment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-31
Neqro Preacher Released. I,

ID. ]. Jones, negro minister, was
released from the county Jail yes
terday afternoon when victims Of a
forged check scheme declared he
was not the man who gave them the
worthless checks bearing the sigma
ture of d. ]. Jones. Jones, former
pastor Of the Macedonia (negro)
Baptist church here. is now pastor
of a church at Roosevelt. Okla. He
left thi, morning Tor his home in
Roosevelt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-31
Horse EIcctrocuted.

Electricity passing through the
damp ground between two ground
wires yesterday afternoon killed a
horse hitched to a pole in tie alley
between Choctaw and Chickasha
avenue and Third and Fourth streets.
The horse was the property of Mrs.
Retta F. Smith, SIS South Sixteenth
street. F. d. Shaffer, manager of
the Chickasha Gas and Electris
company, estimates that less than
110 volts killed the animal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

men Dcrtreter Ser 9cnomirtlbaft IN Die %f0oerale Ne=
lerDe 8eb0roe III %ernelnen.
8. T0oerale 61lfe I'M Bau bon 9anoifraBen, mo-
burh 9dn0lide 9teuer3abler elmer betrqdtli6en
BirDe e~ntlaitet meroer. i.
g. Meidte nit Senator Rnor bie Brieoensperz
banol1ln9en nit DentI6lano ein, Die p%aiiiertet, Bic
ober bon Yrdioent Wilon nit geto belegt puroen.
glls Sic 6arbing COMMUNICATION %eintrat, %erneuerte
.5enator &elogg feline Mrbeituno peruobte es aberz
gen, Sic ipdterbin pone Yp%rddiiioent 6orbin9 unter5ei6z
net tuuroen. 0onmegen Der Rrantbeit oes 5enators
&nou 1nuB Die Mnnabme Deg gertra9s alein Der raftz
loien Arbeit beg 5enators &ello99 5u9ei6rieben uerz
ben.
10. @enator &ellogg %ipareiner Der b%efti9ifen 8eflr=
1porter Der Geierpationen IN Dem Jrieoensuertrag,
1pobur6 Sic g9edte Mmeritas gei6ubt lno mir aus
fremoen gerpidlun9et fern9ebalten lperoen i%oaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

Il, 5enator SRelogg 1T entuiiatii6 81 @unfteu
srn uno Sen Beuobnssrn Minasiotas Miaionen BON
Dollars idbrli6 an TTra6traten lpart,
II, 9as Baumaterial uno @6inoelu. auf Ste
Greiliie 51 bringen In Dppoiition CUR oemofratilde1
Yortei, tuo0ur6 Die 9ein=gauer bes .gioropeitens
W}illionen bon DoQars fparen.
Is. Weigerte ii6, Sic @bulo Gnalanos uno
Grantrei6s 9%egeniiber ben Ser. 5toaten gu ffreiden.
Il .Snfolse Der ausge3eidneten Nrbeit oes 5ena=
tors &elog9 rodbreno Der lebten breiBi9 Sage bat Sic
S%Snteritate Manoelsfomni1ion unter Der Sid Gum
n1ings Bill 10000 Wa99ons aus Dem Often mad
Dem Norotpeiten 9eianot, nm ben GTarmern in Der
Vermarttnng ibrer Grnte bei5ufeben.l Die Ma9=
BON 400 big 500 tagtd9li6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

/. Das Motfan=8arifzgeleb gum gfuben Der
9anotpirti6aft, pelbes 8arifgebiibr oui Tarnn=A}ro-
BUTTE legte.
2. 1Dos &eiet, ourd tpel6es Die @etualtS Der
&rieos> 06inan3=& orporation Dabin aus0ebnte, oe
&reoitlaoe unfer Ben Tarmern 81 linoern n11o einen
ausmdrtigen Wlartt fit tire gro0ufte 81 i6affen.
3. Das @elet, ,pelbes $$335, 100000 %bemiQi9t CUR
6llfe Ser f6rberalen Tarn=Nnleibebanteu, I'm Bonos'
III 81 Yro3ent obne irsenD cine Grb0bung Der JSu=
tere1en=gaten fur ben Jarrner 3u %perfanfen.
Cooperative germarttungzgia, poour6 Die
un9 berab9eietten, Z
5. Das Barrier &ontroageieb,
s.. Das @eleb, ,ustdes f%aroeren @etrsioebquoel
reguliert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

side ard will he moved Ia that place IN {
the near future. II has hc"n "rd'f'h /
from thc streets Of ihis city.
Install New Chairs
Anthony Engcimcicr. of l'riiS' street.
received u shipment If hn" new hHrh'I
chairs for his shop yesterday and ia"
work f Installing m" u"W equipment
WAS started 81 uuc' The new Grnilur"
and IN. work If Installing the noW
ouuipu.cu, WIS started at ono" TN
new mrnllur, Will MAX "r'..d'n iIn-
pruv.ncni :" lhr .nl,:'"r "' 'h' Sh"1
and will aid T." the ability {" 'nkc car"
Il trade
Masonic Picnic
Practically all of the members az tho
Masonic order IN this c!tN together
with their wives and tn" members Of
their families Will attend The picnic
and outing to be held at Wheeling Park
today. l.. =. l.auncu * chairman Of the
committee in charge and an interesting
program has been prepared Tor day.
Festival Success
The FIRST day "r IN" summer Festival
given on the grounds uf Trinity luih-
cram church by the members of III"
Ladies' Aid society of the church - re-
ported to have been II complete success
and today il expected I" b" equally
successful All members and fr!cnds or
the ladies' have been invited !" attend
the event.
Wilson Funeral
The funeral services for the late I'd
win Wilson well known resident "f
Acev!llc near stop - ou tho Barton Inc
Will be held at tho West Bridgeport VI.
T. church this Afternoon at o'clock.
The Rev. J T. Morton pastor Of III"
church viii nfnciatc and the burial viii
be made at LInwood cemetery.
To Entertain Club
The members of the "Wednesday
Afternoon club and their husbands vii!
be entertained a. The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank WoodCosk Of Whitley street
klrkwoOd tomorrow evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Roberts will assist the host
and hostess and a charming evening Of
social diversions Is planned for the
club mem berS
interfering Case
The Gifren- Brestle case continues to
attract some local interest on account
OF the principals T.. the affair continu-
int the statements and dcnials OF
charges and cJunter charges. The facts
In the case are likely 10 be brought out
at some time In tn" future but at the
present time several versions are OBJ
tainable.
Bridgeport Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AdolPh 0i 81.
Ciairsvilel visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Wilson Of kirkwood yesterday.
J. Davis. manager OF the McGraw
Motor Company's local branch reports
several recent local sales OF Ford cars
Several persons from this vicinity
are reported 10 be planning trips across
the ocean IN the near future.
Emmett Ong Of Cleveland O. form
or local man Is visiting with friends
In this city.
The regular meeting OF Belmont
lodge ~ the knights Of Fythas will he
held this evening.
Literature boosting Carmi A. Thomp
so nfor Governor was received by many
local voters yesterday.
The weekly rehearsal ~ the choir ~
the krkwood Methodist church was
held IN the church last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
new MARTINSv|LLE

The New Martinsvile kiwanis Club
will have its regular monthly meeting
Thursday. IT IL 10 he n gala event Tho
Salem. W. Va. Kiwanis baseball team
will play the local team AT the bail
park at 3 o'clock. and the New Martins
Vile band will furnish music. Nj.
Theo. G. Leap. the popular and efficient
secretary IL the drlcGat" to the Inter-
national Convention ut Toronto
The Masnic picnic will probably he
held at Cressaps Grove ihc last week
nf July The steamer. Last s.. Louis.
viii be in Ohio waters at Tim" for eX-
curs!ons. and will lie engaged for the
day The special COMMITTEE in charge
consists Of Frank berger, !. q. Allen
and s. W. Fisher
Furus. the four year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Eucil Garrett. assistant Asses
sor. fell from the upstairs window or
their home on Martin avenue, Tuesday
morning He Sustained sever injuries.
and IL In grave danger.
The RernCit class Of the First Metho-
dist Sunday School will have their an
nual outing at the RIC Rocks near Vet"
Friday Of this week.
Circuit Court Is ENGAGED this week II
the trial Of Furhcc for murded Quil"
n number Of folks from the rural seq
lions are interested ~ m" trial. large
numbers being in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Miller. Of Parsons.
W. Va. formerly prominent resident"
of this city aye visiting friends here
this week.
The opening Of the L"miev Thomas
garage on Main street was quite an
event Of last Saturday. The Nash 1u-
tomobilp which Is being ratified IL 10 be
decided next Saturday The opening
was characterized by largely attended
dinner. and in the evening dance
The coming Of the Shrner's band next
Sunday will prove of real worth 10 the
people Of this city rh"V Will h" met n
the depot by the New MartnsNi'le har'
and VIII he escorted I" the club rooms
of the Masonic Temple. At $3.50 they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
BELLAIRE
TYPHOID GERMS
IN WATER HERE
UxAarINArIoN or sIx SAMPLES OF
PUMP AND SPRING WATBH
NNRE SHOW COLON
BACuLL.
Pump Handles Removed And warming
Put Up At The City Pumps
And At Springs.

Most OF the pumps and springs IN the
city OF Rellatre arc UNIT tor "rlASihS
and are contaminated wiki colon eac'.''
or typhoid germs That deduction ~
taken from a report just received from
Chief Engineer Dtttee OF the state De
partment of Health. who analNzed SIX
samples % water taken from local "e'iS
and springs or the six samples taken
and sent to Columbus FOR analysis
four are reported ~ positively con-
tanning colon hacillE or typhoid germs.
Two were reported negative 80 iar "S
typhoid germs were concerned
City health officials recommend that
he water from the city water mains
,e used for drinking purposes. ES-
limitations Of this water made few
LAYS ago by n. same state official re-
vealed that thAfSater was excellent Ter
drinking purposes.
Saryice Director George 7. kreglo~
Yesterday removed the handles from the
city pumps and placed signs OF warn
Ing at the pumps as 10 the dangers
from drinking the water. Similar signs
we're also placed at springs about the
city.
The examinations made by Engineer
Dittee reveal positive typhoid germs In
the water At the Miller Spring. South
Beilaire: and at the wells In the city
mark, on Thirty-ciGhth street and near
the Rodeter glass plant.
Organize Queen Esther Circle.
A number OF girls met last Tuesday
evening at the West Beliatre 81. r,
church for the purpose OF organizing
aud electing officers for Queen Esther
circle. Mrs. II. s. Henthorne delivered
short talk on Home Missions" after
which the election was held. The fol-
owing wTll serve AZ officers OF the
circle; President. .Yernus McCorkie;
vice-president. Edith Bass: secretary
Chlor!s Aenthorne: treasurer. Stella
Houchin: pianist. Chloris Henthorne:
Mite Box Secretary. Pearl Bass: dtrec-
;or. Mrs Fl. S. Henthorne. The circle
viii meet the second Monday OF each
month.
Lecture by Missionary.
The public Is cordially invited 70 at
tend the lecture To he given by DR..
Howard 4. Musser. of India. at the West
Bellaire NJ. z. church tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

ne latter part of Lost week for Blue
"!r!d and nn.r's IN the Holston section
e virginia. wh"r" they viii spend the
summer.
Tho repair to the ST. Johns Methodist;
, hurch. south. Will completed this week.
The interior decoration will be most
beautiful.
Judge j Howard Holt. Of Mounds
ville Is announced to speak on matters
pertaining "a prison reform nj the First
Methodist church neNt Sunday evening
l'ruf ID. l.. Taught OF the Clay school,
Wheeling has arrived 10 take charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

Of the Summer Normal heinz conducted
here under the auspices u the West
Liberty Normal %
Mr. Robert Morris. of Harrisville, was
4 business visitor this week.
Rev j. T.. Gibson OF the Baptist
church is organizing a troop Of Boy
Scouts.
Mr.. T. J. Hill. aged resident OF North
Main street is recovering from re-
cent illness.
Messrs. Paul Baallwanz and ]. I.
Marquiss. OF Pine Groce. attended Ma
sonic lodge Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

city Viii leave on Saturday morning
FOR Sprin Gtield q. where they VIII at
tend the dedication Of larg" he" "u-
d;tion To the lodge home. The event
IS to he state affair and hundreds from
every town in Ohio are expected there
for the program.
Machinery Here Soon.
Representative of the / ! II
Rrothers company uf NuungstoWu o..
VIII" have been IN this city have com
plcted arrangements fer the moving "t
their equipment here at one" 1" make
n start on the excavation Tor the new
h!Sh school building |; IL tn" plan "f
the construction company to get start
ed on the job as soon as they possibly
can and rush the job 10 completion.
TO Give supper.
The members OF the Ladies' Aid
society Of Ztons Lutheran church have
announced SUPPER Of baked ham and
baked beans Ia he held In the dining
room Of the f'raternaI hall on North
Fifth street on Saturday evening. \
good number Of tickets have been al
ready reported sold.
Held Lawn Tste.
The lawn fetc held Ivy the ladies nr
ST Mary's Catholic church on the
grounds OF the school on Moth Fifth
the most successful events 81 the kind
yet attempted. TIL" proceeds We're
placed To the credit Of the funds for
the new school building.
Fighters Fined.
Walter rh!lo and s. A. Rcntt,eld. ,w"
colored men arrested on Tuesday even
Ing by Officer Frazier. following Il bat
tile at their boarding house on North
First street faced Mayor Duff In police
court last night Both entered pleas
Of guilty 70 the Ch\rge OF lighting and
were fined $50 each. Roth were able
TO pay and secure their release.
Bankers At Meeting.
Practically al OF the bankers Of this
city attended q meeting OF the Wheel
Ing bankers held at the Country CLUB.
east OF Wheeling. last night A chicken
and waffle supper was Il special fea-
ture OF the evening and all report haN-
Ing enjoyed themselves to the fullest.
Report Bustness improved.
Most Of tho local retail merchants
interviewed report some Improvement In
their business during the recent weeks
and all feel optimistic with regard 10
the future OF business. With three mills
running at the Whitaker-Gessner pant
and prospects or more m the near future
good times are anticipated.
Martins Perry Briefs.
Much literature advertising Carmi \.
Thompson for governor was received by
local voters yesterday.
Russell Barr Of the Heslop sons
furniture store left Yesterday for chi
cago 10 attend the furniture market.
The Rev. J. D. JACKSON Of this city
is attending the national meeting Of tho
A. NJ f. church in New York.
Miss Alice Craig OF the telephone eN-
change leaves today for her annual va
cation which will be spent in Detroit.
Mich
RAY Polmer and wife have returned
to their home at Barnesville. O.. after
a visit with local friends,
Mrs Martha Pyle OF Pearl street has
gone to Philadelphia. Pa, for visit
with a brother.
Mrs l.. w. Smith Is expected home in
few days following 4 visit with her
son. Lemotta at Alliance. q.
william Morris Of Roadway street Ia
spending a few days in Warren and
Niles. O.. on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

a.
taxes over period OF -FOUR yea. ~.
what Is known a. the Commons '"o
ground Is located in IN" N'N""""
valley. ,,.
DEPUTY state tlr' NA'Nh"' w
ter. Of Nariecca. MAS u N!S'''' ]"
,S.rc yesterday. tie game "''' Ia
hrC al Nen ct recent ""'
my Stcri"us origin
Fine missionary 1aA
TIL" f:rst M"ih"d'St rpiS'|'"' '''', =
Was we'll h'i'" iaN' h'H"' '', NV,
dress IiN'n nH MISS -,
''darF','"" "a" wv t,,,r. a,,d
connection WIN ""',' VIZ t,rnsr
prove" very "''''H'.uN .n,,r'.b.
- I" Spt"" at ""'"' ~, ,c,,,rrs IN
"S ~ '"'S N''''''H
georgia -,,
stioer uHe' rr,,r
t"H''", SET ','H W. t',.., I,.,.,,,.
steer VINO oleu III ,","'',,"
'al on M"nHa\; were "y'" ~, xIc.
t''etn""h ~ g. tIrI ,c,rctrrv
Burial was In ~" NoS' W.. ''''''''S
" p,,,.,, ,rl,
ne 'etu,,' . ',''' Wotnosdav evening
,,',, c,han, bous. An interest
a, '"" 80 - disrussIons and music
80, rs,darsd TN, meeting was largely
attended
DO Not want Stag
Persons owning porepriy on West
Tw.u;y-,hird street have registered a
oomplalnt against tho use OF Stag for
tn, concrete mix In the building or the
proposed street Bids are 10 he re-
cetved for cement and Stag. cement and
gravel. brick and cement and crushed
lime stone. Residents say they want
good street II Il does cost i''.Ao
more money. They advance the claim
that cement and Stag does no, give
good job and they point !" the ne""''e-
Men pike for an Example
COOK II Cha1rmAn
Harry Cooke. Of hehairc' the assist
ant s"creta-N-treasurer OF lne nalio''a'
organization OF American r"n' pl"'
workers, VIII" Is delegate at the "A
r. or |" convention IN CINCINNATI II very
busy there' COOK is 'he 'na'r"'an OF w."
committees. he neaos 'h' .'eue''.'A"
and the and''nR committees o. nc 'o"-
NenNoh.
Ihere were no onenue'S !" 'aNe
MAYOR Jonh n wyatt !" p''''e '0o''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
BRIDGEPORT
CLOSE CADIz Pike
TO COMPLETE WORK
ROAD TO BE CLOSED AGAIN TO-DAY
FOR THE LAST TINE TO COM
PLErE uRRovEHENT TO
CITY LIMIT
Retaining Wall Will Be Built and Paw
Ing Completed In Short Time and
Road WIN Then be Opened

Contractors StriuEcr and Springer.
who are in charge Of IN" Improvement
to the Cadiz pike from Lincoln avenue"
west To the corporate limit OF this city
announced yesterday that the road viii
again be closed beginning with this
morning and II will remain closed TO
traffic until the entire job IL fully COM
pleted. one retaining wall near the cor
porate limit which VIII neceSsltate the
digging out of about three quarters OF
the road will be started this morning,
and when .h!s liz completed the work
OF grading and paving the remaining
portion will bc started. The contractors
are planning TO rush the remainder
OF the Job to completion at the earliest
possible moment.
Urge Continuation
with the completion of this portion
Of the road. agitation will he started
with the county commissioners and
other officials for the continuation OF
the Improvement 10 the road. County
commissioners and the state highway
department have promised 70 have some
work done on this road and those resid.
ing in this city and along the road are
disposed 10 insist that the work b" ii.
soon.
Former Toll Collector
John Reeder. who died at his home
In Wheeling on Tuesday evening was
formerly collector of toll at the steel
bridge in this city. He spent three
years al work in this city and had n
host OF friends here. Many from this
city are planning to attend the funeral
which will be held on Friday afternoon
70 Move Traffic Box
william Holler OF the Bridgeport
Hardware company. who was instru-
mental in having the traffic box placed
AZ the corner Of Lincoln avenue and
Main street. announced Yesterday that
the box has gone to the village OF Brok-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
When Baby Complains.

THERE ARE MANY WAYS baby has pain or reglany
depression from it's normal condition of health and happiness short
sharp cry prolonged rtated Restsne constant turning OF the mead
the e these and other BABY tells you there
something wrong Most mothers know that dsoed stomach or We that
naturally aby sufenngs call tor the doctor
the first thought but the delay there should ready at hand
a safe remedy such as Flechers Castoia ~
Castoa has been used for s ailments for 30 and has mer
the good will Of the family physician not equaed by any other
% medicine because its and the good results achieved
every member of the family What might help too often dangerous
when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Delinquent IN Taxss.

The city Of Bella!re Is delinquent In
the payment or taxes Mayor John r.
wyatt was yesterday notified To- appear
IN court on July 10 In the case OF J.
O. Perry. county treasurer. vs.. the City
IF Reitaire. inquiry as to the nature
OF the case revealed that the city owes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Fighters Fined.

Walter Fh!lo and s. A. Rcntaeld. 'w"
colored men arrested on Tuesday even
Ing by Officer Frazier. following bat
tile at their boarding house on North
First street. faced Mayor Duff In police
court last night Both entered pleas
Of guilty 70 the Ch\rge OF lighting and
were fined $50 each. Roth were able
10 pay and secure their release.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

4 big meeting OF the Reliaire Order
Of Owls il 70 be held this evening at
the Knights OF Golden Eagle hall on
Thirty second street. 4 class or candi-
dates Is u he initiated and all mem
hers are requested 10 be N attendance
for this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
yict1rn Improving

The condition Of Arthur Irwin. resi-
aa,, Of Nackey addition. near stop 4
on The Rayland line. who suffered
sever scalp wound when he is alleged
10 have fallen on sewing machine al
his home on Tuesday evenln. Ia report-
cd improving and ne IS expected TO have
recoyered in a short time.