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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Poslowie i Urzednicy Ma Liscie
Klient6w ,,Bootleggerow".
Borah Ia Nova Miedzynarodowa Konferencjja.
Bliskie Zako1czenie Sprawy Daughertyego.
znalelono Zweglone ZwlOki LOhik6w.
lime TeIegrdmy Krdj0We.

possdnych, W intencji uwolnie-
MIA ich pred swietami. lime 0sda
rozwazone pozniej. Sprawie ehi-
cagoskiej przyznano pierwszefi--
stwo dla wielu przyczyn, jedna
ktorych ma bye okolicznosc, il
sprawa ia dale wiecej podstaw do
roznicy opinij co do slusznosci
naiozonych kar.
Wystepujscy w sprawie chica'
skiej czionkowie organizacji |.
w. w. skazani byli ma podstawie
czterech punktow aktu oskarze-
MIA, zarzucajacych i'm liczne wy
kroczenia przeciwko wojennym
innym prawom, sklasyfikowanym
giownie jako nielojalnosc ! kon.
spiracja W celach utrudniania Ia
ciagow wojskowych. Rozpo-
wszcchniana W 1917 literature l.
w, w. nawoiywaia robotnkow
do usuwania sic cd powinnosci
wojskowej, pochwalaia stawiany
w tyin kierunku opor i W niewy-
szukanych wyrazach potepiaia
wojne jako produkt paskarskicll
apitalistow.
KWEsTJA oDSZKoDoWAN
NIEMIECKICH TROSKk
AMERYKI.
Washington, % grudnia. =
Poza gesta zasiona oficjalnego
miIczenia,- Rad St. Zjedn. czyni
us:lne starania W kierunku wyna-
lezlenia sposobu rozwiazania kwe
stji niemieckicll odszkodowah,
ktoryby un1iejetnie zaspakajaf in
teresa Francji Anglji a rowno-
ozesnie umozliwif Niemcom wy
peinienie przyjetych zobowiazah.
Azeby byio skutecznem, znalezie
ME tego rozwiazania musi nasta-
pic W przeciagu niesiaca, zanim
francusko-brytyjski rozsam mogl
by sic przypus1czalnie pogiebie
ma stycznioyej konferencji pre-
mjerow.
Hoover zaprzecza pogioskon.
mic tego" = powiedzial Sc
kretarz handful Hooyer, kiedy mo
wiono mu o nadchodzacych z Eu
ropy wiesciach. jakoby on VIA
snie miai stanac ma czele komisji
amerykanskich ekonomistow, ma
jacej sic zajac inspelccja niemie-
ckich odszkodowaf.
Zdaniefn Hoover'a powytsza
suggestja, bedaca pomysiem ME
mieckiego kanclerza Ora. Cuno,
jest jedna z wielu poddawanych
amerykana<im sferom oficjalnym
w przedmiocie rozwiazania za--
gmatowanego prcblemu odszko-
dowah.
Ameryka przygotowuje plan po-
rozunienia.
Wszystko zdaje sic wskazy--
wac. IL Rad amerykahski znaj-
die sic w posiadaniu definityw-
nycti plan6w porozumienia pred
ewentualnem zamt1nieciem kon--
ferencji premjerow.
Poza ogolnikowem okresle--
Dokohezenie ua stronicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22

Dokonezenie ma stronicy scls1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Kronika Chica9oska.

sobom$ zamieszanych W naduzy-
cia, popetnione W Wydziale e
dukacyjnym. Wszystkie tie roz
prawy odbeda sic, najprawdopo-
dobniej W przysziym miesiacu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22

Dokohezenle ns stronisz z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22

DokOhczenie ma stronicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
Z Biura Meteorolog; og;cznegO.

Wsch6d slotca o godzinie 7:lo.
zach6d slo6ca o gOdzinie 4;22.
:s
Pogoda W Chicago / okolicy: !"
piatek sobOte- pogoda; niewiele
zmiany W temperature. Unniarko-
wany zachodni poiudmowo-zacho-
dni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY niinionej:
Nojwyzsza wczoraj goddnie 6teJ
wieczorem ss stopni, najnizsza wczo
raj o godzinie Sciej mad ranen 1s
stopui.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
kuRs MAREK PoLsKrCH.

WedIe komunikatu PoIskiego Kon
mIafu generaInego kurs marck jest
dis 1890 marek, "a ST.. czyi 9
cent6w "a 1000 inarek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-22
KALENDARZYK.

Dns, piatek, ~. erudnia: sw. ze-
mona NJ.
Jutro, sobota, IS. grudnia: sw.
NUiEtnrii n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07

Delivered as Thanksg wing offering
back in the sos. this chap first saw the
light OF day IN Fast Wheeling. the only
child Of his parents. but lacking nothing
In quantity or quality. Attended
Wheeling public schools and graduate
Of LtnSlv Institute. After school days
Joined his father. Brooke Adams. estah-
fishing the firm b. F.. Adams & Son
In 1905.
Along in early boyhood he contract
ed-nobody knows how or where ar
exactly whan-,he fond title Of Zip"
Is called also by other names-likewtse
expressive.
Known practically 10 every inhahitant
nr visitor 10 WhceljnG-a familiar fig
ure all ur and down the Ohio valley.
Especially fond % boys. taking a most
active part in the Boy Scout movement.
Loves the watsr-hcncc lshtnE. boating
and swimming lure him To tho country
when business permits. Married?-no.
not yet. although countless numbers OF
the fair sex have been at some time or
other-or may he yet-on his list.
Don't give up, girls. there is Prize
here FOR tire lucky: hold on. patient one.
4 member Of tho First Christian
church. active IN fratcrnal affairs and
always in FOR boosting Wheeling.
charter member Of Wheeling Rotary.
taking from the earliest days keen Inter
est and has given much Of his time
and effort that others may be helped
and entertained
For your SnontanenuS Wit your ener-
vescert bubhling-"vCr good nature. Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$50 p. m. and at Is minute Intervals
hcrcaf;cr-Baseball scores.
700 p. m.-Bascbal scores. News.
Weekly report from The Iron Age.
Talk on the Careful Crossing Cam
palgn." by T.. H. Bahcock. supervisor
Of safety. F. & L. +. railroad. Pitts
bIrgh.
7:45 r. m.-Governmen: market re-
ports, and n report Of the New York
Stock Exchange.
500 p. m.-Baschall scores. Trees
BY NJ l.. Dav"y. general manager OF
tho Davcy Tree Expert company, Inc,
Kent. Ohio.
$40 n. INFLOW Befoots Fooled the
King" n bedtime story for the children.
Uncle WigGily's bedtime story. Ono OF
I-ncIe Wiggily's stories appears each
tIav IN the Pittsburgh Sun.
400 p. m.-Music.
1000 n. m--Baseball scores.
1855 p. m--ArlinEton time signals.
Music Program
Hazel Folsom Allison. colora tura so
rrano.
Gertrude Paine. rIanologist.
David Schless!nger, viol!nist from the
Rroeky studio.
Master Junior Lee. PIANIST.
SELECTIONS
/. Myself and Me
Gertrude Paine
Ronance ........ Weiniawski
David Schless!nger
4 In Hear the Gentle Lark. .. Bishop
Hazel Folsom Allison
l. Soap
Gertrude Paine
g. Mazurka ........... '......- HuoIn
David Schlessinger
E. EtUdc in 3 Flat. from Opus 80.
Junior Lee
RaIIateIla Ills Eyes with Fire
We're Flaming" from 7 Pagli-
erc, ............ Ieoncavallo
Hazel Folsom Allison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
SERVICE FOR ". H, S
SERVICE ON SUNDAY
Or. Piiny B. FERRIS VIII Preach sernoh
to Glass In Second Prosoyterian
Church.

The annual class sermon TO the graz
uattnx class Of Wheeling high school
will be delivered on Sunday evcninS'
June II, at tho Second Presbyterian
church by DR.. Pltny Rr"kaw Ferris,
The commencement exercises VIII De
held IN the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening. June Is. Dr. CoEd
Goodnight. president ot Bethany COL
IeSe viii deliver the graduating address
10 the graduates. The class speakers
n,,u hs Miss Elizabeth LlnsB and Jonn
Kinghorn. Jr. Rev. A $. Rasche, pas
tor Of the st. Johns Evangelical church
will offer the invocation anf pronou" nv
the henedic,ion. The music during 'ne
exercises wilt he PLAYED by the NneeN-
ing high school orchestra. The Gradn-
ates viii receive their diplomas from
prof II. q Johns. principal or tne
high school There are seventy PupAs
in N. graduating class this year
Invita- tons for the commencement on
srcises were given ~ the graduates yes
,ardov and these should he received NY
their friends this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
CaNOWhi|| Leaves For
Directors Conference

Physical Director II. s. Ca'i""h''i o.
the Young Mems Christian aSh"c'' ''''
loft yesterday for New York 'l'Y "her"
he will attend tho physical DIRECTORS
conference Of tho eastern region.
While N the course Of his trip Mr..
ca,Iowhill will make n study Of the gen
oral work Of tho y In the eastern cities.
ANY new information that may bo found
that Will prove helpful In tho work or
tho local institution will be brought
home aud introduced by him. Mr. Cal
Iowhill will return TO this city early
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07

attend the national convention OF Crcd-
II Men in session there.
President Robert Lee Eoyd, +. i.
Lonrmirc and r., 4. Graham. went -
Steubenvtlle last evening where they
we're tho guests OF tive Credit Men nj i
meeting held in that city. The three
members named above we're also IN
the party.
Two other members Or the association
Stanley FLOYD and W. +. WoolenwHh-
Der, left last Saturday for Indianapolis.
rut .ncy have made several stops along
the way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
WILL PAVE MILE OF
STONE CHURCH ROAD

Approximately one mile OF me nh
s,ors church road will be paved this
,o,- according 10 the county commits
sionsrs A committee % residents re
siding on that road called upon the
board members recently. requesting that
some improvements be made.
The growing weight OF trucks and the
increase Of traffic over all the county
roads has made II necessary 20 spend
more money for the same MILEAGE than
heretofore. Tn" new paving Will he or
brick 10 provide a. near permanent
Pavement as can be done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
ISSUED FOR
THREE new HOMES

Four building permits were issued
yesterday by Building Permit Clerk
John Quinn. The following permits
were issued:
Ralph W. Wagner. frame dwelling at
lot No. 9 In Elm Grove.
Sallie Meek frame dwelling a lot
No, II. Dimmeydele Cost. $500.
Church of God. frame addition at Elm
Grove. Cost. 500.
f. A. Mcdonald. frame addition al
Chantal Court. Cost $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
COMPLETE LOCK q
REPAIRS TOMORROW

Lieutenant Colonel ". P. stokey yes.
terday sent out notices to the navigation
interests along tho Ohio river to the ef-
feet that the repairs to the lower gate
of lock es will probably be completed
by June 9.
In case tho river in that locality re-
n.Ins below 8 feet the dam will Do
raised upon the completion Of the re-
patrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07

Fresh air should always enter room
n tho bottom of a window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
HOLD NEGRO TO COURT
David washington Accused Of cont4bu-
ting to Delinquency Of Child

David Washington. colored. was held
under $1,000 bond Yesterday afternoon
by Squire John W. KindelberGer on
charge OF contributing TO the dclin-
ouency Of a minor child.
Washington will he tried At the next
term OF criminal court IL tho Septcm-
Der grand jury indicts him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
RIVER NEWS

The General Wood cleared the wharf
Yesterday at noon rnroute from Pitts
hurrh 10 Cincinnati
The Helen T.. left about the same time
on the return trip 10 New Matamoras.
The pool stage OF nine feet was regis
tered at the wharf yesterday.
roday's Soats.
The Helen r. will dock this evening
on It's regular trip from New Mata
moras.
Thursdays BoAts.
The General Crowder VIII leave
Wheeling some time Thursday morning
cnrou,e from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
WHO'S WHO IN ROTARY

Your real desire 10 put service ahoNe
selc-we all admire YOU. N"uIn ina.
We had more Thanksgiving offerings OIL
the Zip" hrand-not only for Rotary
but for Wheeling and the world. here
wishing you long long years of useful
service 10 mankind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
s. A. Nothing Suite. Him
b. They Never Knew
Gertrude Paine

Hazel Folsom Allison
10. Gypsy Air ................S afsSats
David Schlessinger
II. Indian Melodies. observation-disclosures.
.Harmonized by Arthur. Farwsu
Junior Lee
Note:-The time mentioned 10 Pitts
burgh daylight saving time, which 10
one hour ahead Of eastern standard
time.
Music is broadcasted from 10 to 1o:15
a. M, and from 1890 to 1 p. m.
The Westinghouse broadcasunG sta
TONS call Is KDKA, operating on wave
length Of $50 meters. located at East
Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
co TO CONVENTION
Three Wheeling Credit Men to Attend
Indianapolis National Convention.

H. l.. King. vicc-prcsident OF IN"
Wheeling Association OF Credit Men;
+ T Maxwell and 4. G. Darby, mem
her. Of the association. left Yesterday
for Indianapolis. Ind, where they wi"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
COUNTY COURT
NarriKS IioSnHss.

lGArr1AG0 LioSnese.
1,ou,. Pearl 81. of Rellaire o., and
v,ctoria Mancino, 20, Of Wheeling;
't Ered e Seamon, %. and Sylvia ".
Hannahs, IS, both Of Wheeling:
George K. Miller. SO. and C@erine
Irene Sullivan. p, both OF PlttsoufEh'
"a .s,o Pazzaena. "a. and Mary Hornyk
q. both Of Piney Fork, o.. - e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
INTERSTATE BRIDGE COMPANY
IS CHARTERED IN THIS STATE
sENwoop-sELIAIRE coNonRN TO
ACQUIRE PROPERTY AT BEN.
WOOD roR NEW srRucruRn
Act Being Prepared for Congress- 20
Authorize Construction OF Ne"
way Across the Ohio

Secretary Of state Houston q young
n, Charleston lestertp~ issued "har
ter 70 The Interstate Bridge Company W
Rcnwood. with an authorized capltaI
stock OF $4,000.
lrcoraora,ors named IN the charter
are J. +. Mellott J. VI. Dubois and Jonn
/. Manley. az Rellaire. Ohio and \. y
Schmidt and s II. waddell OF Wheeling
This same company was chartrre re-
Gently in Ohio yor the purpose or build
Ing a new bridge across the OHIO river
between Rellaire. Ohio and Benwood. w
Va. Owing to the fact that II n"ces-
sary 10 acquire property on the "esa
Virginia side. Il was found necessary
also 10 incorporate the company IN west
Virginia.
Tho SIS. 900 authorized capital stock
st this time takes care OF tho prel'min-
arv work. including the trRfhe survey
which has already been made and which
convinced tho Incnrporators that mo
erection Of a toll bridge would be pay
ing Investment, The bridge Itself. IL Is
estimated. will cost In the ne!sheorhood
Of S1.ono.oo0.
An act Is now being prepared TOR n :
PRODUCTION In the Congress OF the United
States. authorizing the construction or
the bridge over the Ohio river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
MINERS
JAILED HERE
wELLsBURG MEN TO BE TAKEN
BEFORE JUDGE BAKER AT
pARKERsBUEa.
Arc Accused OF violating injunction IN
Strike at Brooke County
Mine

Seven men are being held ~ tho Oh!o
county Jail. 10 he taken 20 rarkershurI
the latter part Of this W""k,> T." appear
At the May term OF federal court on
next Wednesday,. 20 answer u charges
OF having trespassed on the property
Of the West N!rEin!a-rittshurGh coal
company at Wellshurg. IN violation 81
an Injunction.
John NJ. Short. deputy marshal for IN"
northern district ~ West Virginia.
brought these men from Wcllshurg yes
:"rdav ON attachments issued ny tho
federal government Tho attachments
we're issued fur alleged interfering with
The pcn at the mines and for tres
passing on the companN'J property
Deputy Marshal Short has three other
attachments FOR the same violation and
these three men will also hN taken 10
rarkerShurg ~ soon AZ captured.
These seven men. Alex Campbell. alias
John Msco. Joe Davis. Jim Woods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
BEN E, HAMILTON
IS LATEST NAMED
FOR CITY MANAGER
Senator Julian q. Hearne and A. II. Won
naysr Also Urged for powler's Place

From day t" day. new names are BE-
Ing suggested as possible successors 70
Civ Manager charles II. Dowier when
he ret!res ;rn,n that office 70 become
member ~: tho w.; N.rSiCta highway
c, nwiss.ov "n Jun" lT'
Last evening" ~ became known that
influential cr,.rAS - Ren +. Ha1'.t"n
are urging that y" be named I" tho
pos!t;C,. e cit manager, and - WAS
.aid that Mr. Hamilton would accept the
position 4 vo;od /" Kim.
Few men n Wheeling enjoy wtl"r
ACQUAINTANCE than Mr.. Hamilton. ~"
Is A member of an old Wheeling family
~ business mon. his father and uH''"
having been associated In the contract
Ing business rs Hamilton Bros. aul tn"
Arm later became Hamilton & Son. with
Rer F.. Hamilton as the junior member.
For several years past. Ben Hamilton
has been associated with A. {. Thomas
/, IN. iswrlry business. His friends
Irsis, that he Is as capable as any man
whose name has been suggested and
thcy believe that he would make an eff
cicnt city manager.
Tho Wheeling Kiwanis club. IN a res
nlutiun adopted Yesterday. authorized its
secretary 70 convey TO the city council
the request that tho Hon: Julian @.
HearnA. former state senator and past
president OF the Kwanis club be named
10 succeed Cry Manager Dowler. Sem
ntor Hearne needs no introduction TO
Greater Wheeling folks. as hts name has
long been associated with Wheeling S
Industry. business. civic organization
and progress.
Another rame advanced yesterday
was tina. OF 4. II. Won Bayer. who II
was stated was In a thoroughly re-
rept!ve mood toward the city managet.
ship. Mr. Won Bayer resides at Wood
lawn. and was formerly superintendent:
OF the Semet. Soivay company coke
plant at Benwood.
The discussion OF these three posGlhI-
Itles for the city manaCership followed
By one day the announcement that PROF.
". B Elliott, former Island councilman
and president 81 the observation-disclosures
willie council Of Boy Scouts was looming
as strong possibility for the office.
Since the announcement that city
Manager powler would resign TO accept
the road commission place, the names
~ Mayor Thomas +. Thoner and Coun-
Gilman e. Morgan Nester have been
mentioned repeatedly in many quarters
"a the most likely successors TO Mr..
bowler, while Harry T. Corcoran. man
Rger OF the Chamber Of Commerce. Ike
wise, has n wide following among the
citizens who name their choice IN the
discussion OF the vacancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
CAPT, STANLEy'S SUBMARINE SHOW
BIG FEATURE WITH BAREFOOT SHOWS

and Il might be mentioned that this
emma Can;ain Stanley Is Of a rather IN
vcntive mind and has to his credit
number Of inventions now handled BY
Thomas Edison, who is personal
friend Of hte captain.
The captain now has working model
NJ Il motion picture which actually pro-
Guccs voice and which w:ll undoubtedly
provc a sensation IN the picture Industry
os soon as II Is placed on the market.
This particular show is ~ an educa-
,joual nature as we'll "a high class en-
tcr,atnmcnt catering To grownups and
children alike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
$4,000 ADDITION To {. &P.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD HERE

..a.at;y have been danac'I from storms
v',,- wrrn. ;. - expected. vi" AMI '"n-
-..derabiy n reducing toll, troubles dur
ing bad weather.
Purchase n The West Virginia prop
rr,v o: ihe Cumberland Valley T"'e-
ohone company. which connects Win
Nar,inShurg and Maryland points. was
authorized by the CNeHlt!rN committee
a, 4 cost Of So 600. Tho necessary ar-
prevail has already been granted by the
state authorities.
Telephone company engineers IN
wheeling have estimated a rapid growth
TO- the number OF lines In NheeI'nS'
and have reached the conclusion that
additions 70 the equipment are urgent
= service IS 70 be granted a. rap'"'F
az !, Is requested More than 1900 te'e-
ohnnes are now In service In the city
and an Increase OF 500 - expected wi'h-
IN n YEAR. The present spare equipment
will be exhausted by, fall OF THIS year
bu, the new sw!tchboards Will ne rcaaF
by that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
NAME new TEACHER
T. r. Egbert to Be History Teacher ut
Richland District High
School

No action was taken last evening by
the board Of education Of Richland dis
tr!ct concerning the new consolidated
school building on Short Creek. Another
meeting Will be held within the next
few weeks at which time plans Will be
submitted by an architect.
only one appointment was made las:
night by the board. that heinE the np-
rnintmrnt Of T Il. Eghert as a teacher
in history in Rlchland District High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
APPROPRIATION SCHEDULED IN
$4,000 allotted TO WEST
yIRGINIA
Q. q p. TO Purchase Gum oerlnno valley
rslsphoao Company as
MartinsourG

Growth IN the number OF "heehns
TELEPHONE has reached such \ Stage INA l.
IN nrier 20 provide tacIhieS lot a"",
,;.,aI rox ines, the Chesapeake \
ro,mm,, Telephone company OF West
Virginia Is preparing 70 spend slS.l5o
!, .,,a>iry additions 10 rs central othce
switchboard equipment.
The expenditure has been approved
nv m. executive committee OF the COM
many. md Is Included IN a total appr"-
rrga,ion ot sl2O. 900 tor West Nirg.nsas
Immediate telephone needs. More than
s53onO OF the appropriation IS Tor
building an improved aerial tol! cable
line from Clarkshurs - Mount Clare
replacing open wire lines wN'ch IRE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
POOL OPEN DAILY

Tho Y. W. c. A. Swimming Pool and
Tennis Court are proving TO be mecca
OF interest these days TO many young
women. The swimming pool has never
been in better condition in relation TO
It's sanitation. the water Is fine and girls
may add years 10 life and life to years
by taking daily dips. A Doctors Ger
tlRcate Is necessary. these certificates
can he secured at the Y. w. c. A. office.
The tennis court on the Island is OFFER
Ing lessons and practice periods in the
favori,e sport of tennis and many girls
are enjoying II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
ARREST WOMAN FOR
STEUBENVILLE POLICE

Flcauorc Frost was arrested last
night by policeman charles Flanagan
on n warrcnt issued By the ?teubenE!Le'
-. authorities. charging her with the
theft Of a fur piece and other dress
goods.
Word was received here yesterday
morning by the police about the rob-
hery and description OF the party who
was believed to have taken the articles
Policeman Flanagan arrested the Frost
girl and. according 10 tho police, re-
covered the stolen goods. She was taken
back 70 Steubenv!lle last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
ak!ng a systematic

Old Gentleman Ito supposed little
girl. In short skirts. In chowded carl
Here. Sis. sit on my lap; I'll hold
you.
YOU. YOU brute. Who would have
Thought that I. a mother ana grand.
mother. would have lived TO be In
S,.ltcd like this h. a horrid male.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
SCOUT TROOPS TO MEET

Tho following Roy SEQ -oors viii
meet this evening: Troo' AZ the
Honc stree, NJ. F. churc room No ;
Mt the First Fresh IN church'
Troop No a. tho % Memorial
church, Troop No. at the EdSwood
NJ L. church. Troop No. 10 At the
Thomson NJ r. church: Troop No. ls
II the Trinity Lutheran church; Troop
No. Is ut the 81. Mi"haefS Catholic
rhurch and Troop No. Of Moundsv'l'c
will hold their meeting at the Calvary
NJ T.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
Of
GINGER FINED
Wheeling Man Soaked $1,000 at St.
Clairsville-Appeals TO Common
Pleas Court.

Ignatz Fel!nchak ~ Wheeling. was
fined $1,000 yesterday evening by Mayor
pav!cS oI 81. rIa!rsN!il" on Il charge OF
transporting Jamaica ginger. lie took
an appeal to the common pleas court
",~ WIN nu"Ihrr :"r"igner. FclIn j.
chak was arrested at St Clainsville IN
.Nrril. and this tw" We're SAID 70 nave
had eight cases Of Jamaica ginger test
Ing from 95 TO % per cent alcohol In an
auIomuhtlc. Last week. tho ginger was
returned To them following d"tinue
action before Justice Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
TROLL APPEALS SUIT

An appeal case from the court OF
SQUIRE r. G. Hobbs. styled w. w.
Leonard vs.. John 7. Troll was nled win
the clerk OF circuit court YESTERDAY
afternoon.
The plaintift sued for sec5 alleged q
on contract and was given a Feroict
for that amount The defendant ap-
healed.