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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
LAURA BROOKS IS
STAR ON REX BILL
>,,., D,,,s Dow Makes Delightful
Bathing Girl and Percy Kiioriae
Wins the Laughs.

BY J. n.
Laura kAsley Brooks was give" an
to display her u""S"".
,,icrr las, night in My Lady Friends
as produced by the \"eS-hAI. sue"
comnany nj the Rex theatre. with I"
beautiful setting OF exquisite costumes
Miss Brooks took u difficult role. ina
If - mlddlc-aged woman married /" =
younr man. and acted il to pcrteci!"h'
She go, everything there was from the
part and was ably assisted by the rest
of the cast.
Dix;c Dow. ever charming. petite he
r,,,r,. and cnigmatical. filled with the
whlmsicalitics of fcmininiiy. maze "
delightful bathing girl. She IS AWAY"
nonular favorttc, and once again u'!n
.n,strated that stellar lights are none
,no good for her. Miss Dow ~ talehr"
buovant and refreshing, and even 10 l"o
blase critis dramatis proves dcNght'"'
diversion. -,
percy Kilbride was just as popular
aud iuSr as funny as ever IN tn" i"'e
NJ ui,I, q r,d.hcad"d irish cook lady
kubridc Is certainly given ever! oPP"' ,
tuuiiy 10 prove his versatility ana
makes good with bang. II he were
yivcn q dollar for every role he M.
nlaycd in the past eight years he Su"'E
retire. get married and run f''u
without feeling the stint OF poverty
Albert Wees as James Smith Was AS
usual good. Mr.. Wees has strong
stage personality and readily nus mo
,to most dirricult role with the greatest
c,so--sccmiuc TO live the part and car
r,Irc an with true artistic scnSihi!ltlcS'
Milton KIbbcc had a Juvenile part
Eva Sargent was good. and Fred Nell
son as Edward Early did his part In 4
Crcditable manner.
Three local girls. June and l'a|e'
carroll and Lois Wilson. had MINOR
parts. and aside from slight tendency
70 be amatcurSh were good. lracti'e
makes perfect and mayhap three new
Millicent Hanlcys may be ado'H /"
Whcelings honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
WOMEN HAVE
NEAR ESCAPE
AuroMoB1LE DRIVEN BY MRS. A.
C. WHITAKER GOES OVER IL
FOOT EMBANRMENT.
Understood That Steering Wheel Locked
When Car was Rounding Slight
Curve.

Seven occupants in an autom Mobile
owned by y. &. Whitaker Of Pleasant
VALLEY narrowly escaped serious IN
jUrtcs Yesterday Afternoon when the ma
chine went over high cmhankmcnt TWO
miles north on Peters Run near Lin
Grove.
Fortunately tho occupants escaped
with only painful bruises and wcr"
taken care Of at the home OF John
Sterling nearby until another automo-
bile could hc summoned TO remove them
TO their homes
The names could not be- learned hut
witnesses say that Mrs. \. 9. Whita-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

FOR BURNING eczema
Apply Zemo, tho Antisepio Liquid.
Easy to use.

From any druggist for 35c. OF 500
for large size. get n bottle OF Zemo.
when applied "a directed II effectively
removes Eczema. quickly stops itching,
and heals skIH troubles. also Sores.
Burns. Wounds and ChannE. II pene-
tratcs. clcauscs and soO,hcs. Iemo Ia
n clean. hcrendah'r and inexpensive.
antiscutic liuuld Try II. as we believe
nothing YOU have ever used IS as effec-
tive and satisfying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

kcr was driving at the time If the a'''-
dent
The party was returning from UP
out Peters Run. In making a S!!H",
curve the steering wheeling locked ana
the machine dashed over twciNe-i""'
cmhankmcnt.
None OF the occupants were '"r"N -
from the machine and the later craN''"
from tho wreck none the worse from
,beir expeiencc. IT Is understood tho
raty rwas composed of four women and
three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

.,..,..,.f u..... ara Wednesday afternoon
ar flee rom" al Mr.. john H''i .,
NIri.trr street NirluI- diversion" VIZ
h,. enjoyed during tn" afternoon An" =
picnic supper VIII lie served J" '"'
..,,n.ur uu the beautiful lawn Oh inc
sui h"n".
Realty Deeds.
John William Mcfarland and Tenn:
Mcfarland to 7. +: Hugh. Tract "i IAN"
IA Rtcnlaud township. Consideration -.
". j. Harvey L. i. !. Harvey I"'
SO. 50 Of Harvey l'ros. addition II"
Shadvsidr. Consideration 81.
/ f. McIlou ct al To Earl STRICKEN.
Lot so. ;? in McIIult \ Clark addition
to po,harau Point Consideration AIo.
And, r"rhacc and JuIa P"rha'e /"
N.uhlrr Culya. Tract of land IN BEL
laire. Consideration 81.
Elizabeth Atkinson. dcc"dSrd' l" N''
ME Scott ct al. Affidavit OF transfer "L
land in Washington township
Bert g. Shivcly to Theodore tapal!o-
dis Tract of land in S7'eaSc township
Consideration SO.
Luigi N!ttori and Guiscppa Eiit"ri 10
cnutc Spanlaucu and Caroline Sr"hta-
nco Tract OF land IN Wheeling town
ship. Considerable $2,ouU
New Cases Pied.
Mabel |. Mohncy rs. Raymond II. Mon
pcy. Action for divorce on the grounds
Of extreme cruelty. Attrncy william b.
Casey Of Wheeling represents the pam
tiff
Tho Buckeye Savings & Loan Com
ranv ". Giuseppe Iambotu and Aurora
Iambotti Action for the foreclosure o.
mortgage lien. Attorneys d. banf"rn
and G. Z. Timberlake represent the
plaintiff.
st. Clairsviue Briefs.
Attorney w. o. Chappell OF farnes-
viii. was a business visitor here yester-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rinker and daughter
Miss Thclma. have returned home after
a brief visit with friends at Smithhcid
and Stcubcnvillc.
County commissioner George Sand
rock and family OF Belmont Will Leave
tomorrow for Canton for n weeks Visit
with his sister, Mrs. Harry Rurs"n.
Mrs Walter Lewis of Cleveland has
returned home after visit with IocaI
relatives.
! Mr., and Mrs. Howard Co"nd"r OF East
Main street ara visiting friends IN
. l'richsvlllc. Ohio.
| Mrs. Myrtle lursglore and son, sam
ucl. and Mrs. Frank McRrid" hay" re-
. turned home after 4 visit with Clcvc-
: land friends.
Attorney c. T. Tim bcrIake OF Bellaire
was in town on business Monday.
Raw ChaIrant OF Barncsviilr was
business visitor here yesterday.
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C. D. Of A. Business Meet

Last evening in their rooms AZ the
carroll club. Court Carroll No. ~
catholic Daughters OF America. held an
important business meeting with MISS
Marie Lane. grand regent. presiding
Only forty members were present
however. and aside from preliminary
preparations for the selection or COM
mi,;ecS 20 have charge OF retreShment
stands at the State Fair. little could be
accomplished The ARRANGEMENTS are
well under way and At the special meet
ing Of this organization Friday night
Of this week. the entire matter viii be
disposed Of.
1t Fridays meeting the matter Of the
boat ride 10 De given Monday evening
August IS. by the Catholic Daughters
will be discussed and final plans made
II Is urged that 4 full attendance or
members be on hand Friday.
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inquest To-day.
COLLAPSES IN TUNNEL
AFTER TRAIN STALLS

ClarkSburg. W. Va. Aug. @l--,Spc-
CiaD-C. +. MCDermott. engineer -
west-bound Baltimore aud Ohio freight
train No. 70. could not be found Near
his engine when the train was stalled
In the tunnel at Columbia mines. east
Of this city, this afternoon and rum"r
spread that he hal fallen from his can
and had been killed.
A searching party found him So,U"
distance down the tunnel where he had
walked from the cab and had collapS" /
"a the result Of smoke and fumes. lie
was DON reSuscIta;cd and taken to hi'
home. Another engineer took his place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
xiwanis Club Tennis Event.

To-day a. noon y delegation Or " Aee'-
Ing women. whose husbands are k'waniS
cub members. headed By Mrs. W. l..
Rownd. chairman Of the reception COM
ni.tcc. will meet the visiting ladies' AZ
the Elks' club and VII motor 70 the
country c,uh FOR luncheon. followed oy
2 musical program u0drr direction OF
Mrs. Thomas r Foulk. Those caring
IN make the trip will ;hcn he taken on
p tour nt inspection "C Wadd!nSton
farm. while others Will spend ;hc after
noon with bridge a; the Country ciUo'
Wednesday afternoon the visiting
lady kiwau.anS will be- guests or honor
81 swimming party 70 be he'd ~
tho STATE Fair grounds. and Wednesday
nigh; q dance ~ the Market auditorium
Will close IN" program.
"Wednesday evening the Visitors ="
tho tennis tourney Will motor up Big
Wheeling creek and enjoy a picnic.
The womcn's singles in the tennis
tourney begin this mgrn'ng At - o'clock
VIII, ;rc doubles at In ne afternoon.
This evening a dance VIII honor the
quests a. tho Country club with the
Wheeling Tennis club as hosts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

Baptist Temple parsonage. on tIt,eenIh
street. by Rev. George II. LocEhart' ST.,
Yesterday at noon. After honeymoon
spen, in the west the young couple VIII
be AZ home 20 their many friends III
PENNSYLVANIA.
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To Entertain Husbands

This evening at the nome OK Mrs.
Frank Lump in Warwood members OF
the l. T. Sewing club will be hostesses
t. their husbands Cards will be the
chief paSt!mc during the early even
Ing hours while music and other diver
sions will also be indulged in. Supper
Will be served at the close OF the games
and attractive appointments will be in
evidence at table. Flowers Will form a
charming centerpiece and novel ravors
viii he provided for each guest
I'll, guests will be:
NeSSrS and Mesdames-
Alfred Harbrouck Arch R'dgiey
william Eartels clyde Campbell
e.. p, Doty William Magu
Georse Mooney william Chambers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

Miss BernIce Leonhart who has been
s spsst" Of S Miss Tunspavis at
chapltne street vii! refrn to her home
In Charleston. W. Va, where she Is en-
gagged 10 teach during the coming
school term.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Alexander. Mr..
Bernard Alexander. Miss Mary Alex
andcr Mrs. ]. c. Edmonds and Dr.. ].
Dunn returned from New York city
last night.
Or. and Mrs. Thurman Gillespie OF
Baltimore street. have returned after
spending the weekend IN Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. r. :. Carroll ana Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Crane OF Charleston.
stopped IN Wheeling last evening after
a tour % New York state and Ohio and
we're the guests II L. F.. McW'horter.
Jr.. manager Of the local L. 5. Veterans
Bureau.
Mrs. Arthur Me!Uhart and daughters
Mildred and Ceace left on the Sieame or
General Wood FOR Cincinnati
Miss Regina Wolfe OF Morgantown
ia tn" guest OF Miss Elizabeth Wolfe
Of the Southside for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert HoUscman have
returned e. their home In Youngstown.
o. after q short visit with local friends.
Mrs. r ". simmons Of Elm Grove.
= recovering nicely from serious
attack 81 pneumonia.
Mrs charles ours Of Wheeling and
Mrs Harper Of Davis, w. Va. are
guests ~ their sister. Mrs. L"hn r.
Rose on Jackson street Fa:rmon:
West HlrginIan.
Mrs. {. I. Lake and children,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
FRED GOLLNER
SERVICES TODAY
Police. riremen and City Officials To
Attend Funeral IN Body. No
Police Court.
Hundreds Attended Homo Last Might,
Paying Last Respects-Knights
Of Columbus Held Ritual
Services

Funeral services for Fred pete
GOllner. member Of ,Wheelng'S police
force, who died at the North Wheeling
hospital Saturday evening at eco
o'clock from injuries sustained tn" day
before. when struck by an automobile"
as he stepped from Il street car at
Fourth and Main streets. Will he held
this morning at $50 o'clock at his lat"
home No 400 Main street. followed by
requiem high mass at o'clock at the
Sacred Heart church.
Members of city council. city officials
city employees, % members Of the police
department and % members "f the fire
department. will attend the funeral in
a body and act aS an escort.
The pallbcarcrS will be three police
mon. Officers clyde Moore. James
O'Leary and Robert Jones and three
close friends who wero members Of the
knights of Columbus. William Kinnor
George Nolte and Mart!e Clarity.
Intermcrt will be in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
inquest To-day.
The inquest Into the death Of Patrol
man Gollncr will be conducted this
morning by Coroner r. G.. Hobbs.
Harry Wilson. driver OF the au'omo-
bile that struck latrolman G"llncr. was
released tho day following the accident.
on $1,000 bond He viii likely. be
brought back here on a charge Of man
slaughter. although the accident ac-
Cident. according 10 witnesses. was un-
avoidable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

Medium srown Hair looks best OF al
after a Golden Clint Shampoo .-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22
WARWO0l
Former Teacher Married.

Tho students Of the local high school
and the many other friends OF Miss
Martha Tonry. former English teacher
and basketball coach. will he pleased
to learn Of her marriage 70 Mr.. Stewart
II. Toward on Saturda! evening, August
l9;h.
Community Meeting.
Quite number Of people attended
tho community meeting AT 'he Love-
land school house last evening Cor the
purpose Of planning for a lawn fci" 10
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compltmsnting State President

Members Of the Ohio Valley W. c. T.
L. will hold an informal social event
Wednesday evening at T.i5 o'clock at
the Y. ". c. A. In honor OF the state
president. Mrs. Walter J. Barnes OF
charleston. who will arrive in the city
Wednesday for a short stay. The com
rnittcc in charge OF the affair will be
composed OF the county officers OF the
organization and a most entertaining
program Is being arranged.
Devotional services will open the
program with Mrs. ]. II. Wh!tesen and
Mrs. Charles II. Miles OF South Wheel
ing as leaders. Miss Henrietta Loper
wilt render a vocal selection. while the
feature Of the evening will be an adj
dress by Mrs. Barnes.
Following the program members Will
adjourn 70 the Hogc-Davis Tea Room
10 spend a pleasant social hour with
Mrs. Barnes \ dainty lunch Will be
served.
While in Wheeling. Mrs. Barnes will
b., The guest Of Mrs. l.. B. Brown at
Warwuod.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 Ana
Prom The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

Hotel Rogers &. Wheeler. Hunt
ington: 7. W. DeHaff. Huntington, NJ
s Roehm. rittsburgh:' w. '. List
Pittsburgh: L. NJ. McCarty, Pittsburgh;
J. !. Adams. Columbus. y.
Mcclure Hotel-W. II. Davis, CIarkS-
burg: l.. VI. Rovcnson. ClarNsburG; t.
4. Watts. Ciarksburg; NJ. J. Glass
ParkerShurg: II. d. Mathews. FarNerS-
burg: +. Hines. Parkersburg; Ii. w
sheets. ParkersburG.
Grand central--R. NJ. Taylor. Hunt
ington: E f. Ollie. Pittsburgh: I. I.
Imhoff. Pennington. W. Va: G.. NJ.
Evans. Canton; J. NJ. Boes. Newark
y. J.
Hotel Wheeling f. r. Call. Grants
willie. W. Va: ]. y. IileSser. Columbus
O.. p. BASS. Pittsburgh: J. c. Murphy
Pjttsburch:' +. DowelI. Pittsburgh.
Hotel windsor-M. f. Weber, Fair
mont: H. II. Hutton. Huntington; W.
II. Brumbte. Fairmont: L. II. Hohorst'
DAYTON O.: y 6. Phelps. Dayton. q.
Stamm Hotel--J. II. Smith. ClarkS-
burg: - l.. Maury. Pittsburgh: Il. NeS-
tor. Clarkshury: c. F. Bailey. Sisters
VILE: Il. Il. Rose Pittsburgh; \. Il.
Rose. ParkerSburG.
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YOUNGER SET
RESUME STUDIES
SEPTEMBER MARKS RETURN OF
YOUTHFUL MEMBERS OF So
GETTY TO THEIR vARI-
Gus SCHOOLS.
From NOW Until Departure Fare"en
Paroles VIII Be Foremost ON
program Of Events.

With the younger members "S local
society preparing TO return 70 schooi
around the latter part or Septemnsr "e
social program from now on Will ne
busy one. Dances. teas. farewell parties
and the Ike will occupy the YOUNG ro'k
and with their departure socia! atfairs
will be confined to the more mature OF
society until the Holiday season.
one OF the most delightful affairs OF
tho month was the Macademy cub
dance at the White Palace. Nheetlhs
Park. last night. Besides the club mem
hers and their friends this event was
participated In by number OF VISITORS
who are In the city attending the state
tennis tourney.
Ed Barrett's orchestra. just arrived
from Geneva-on-the-Lake, rendered de-
iishtful dance music. and Fuzzy
Knight, we'll known and popular enter
tainer, was on the program. The com
mgttee in charge OF this affair included:
Messrs. Wolfe. Archibald. Moyes JACOBS
and Giesey.
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Rogan- Nc Kinney.

Mis- rarn MCKINNEY. ~ El'wOo1 CITY.
r. and NJ Vincent \ Eoran. oc ellie
rorle. IA. were quietly married 4, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-22

The Milan Cathredal is decorated
with over 1000 statues rising hundreds
Of feet above the STREETS.
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Brownies to Picnic.

Mrs Gibson Caldwell and Miss Helen
Gather expect 10 take the brownies
TrouD 4 Junior troup OF tho Girl Scouts.
c-!.h members ranging in age from SIX
70 II years 70 Camp Elizabeth Burt At
Ycerh Bottom. either Wednesday or
Taursdav afternoon OF this week. lcav-
Ing Wheeling at o'clock and returning
g. the evening \ picnic supper viii
ba :akou and general good time IS
anticipated.
T. IS requested tha; each Brownie
advise Mrs. Caldwell. phone Woodsdale
80. II she is going IN order that Mrs
Caldwell will know just who expects TO
make cha krip.
This ipntor troup has been meeting
- &; Ioha's Sunday school ~ Echo
Point rvery Friday afternoon for some
time and has made apprec!ative prog
ress n their studies.
Informal Masonic Dance.
The following cards have been sent
out:
You are cordially invited 20 be present,
at an
Informal Masonic dance
70 be held
Friday evening. September l. 1922
At the
White Palace a, wheeling Park
under auspices ~ the
Veterans Association Of Osiris Temple
The invitation states that II" card =
for the use OF the person whose name
appears upon Il and Is not transferable
Blaylock- Gamble.
Miss Esther Gertrude Gamble and Mr.
Joseph Preston BlaylOck. both OF Wheel
ing we're married yesterday in Cumber-
land Md. according TO adSices from
that city. NJ. Biaylock is a travelling
salesman.
Rogan- Nc Kinney.
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Dinner at Inn.

WEDNESDAYS evening A. Wa'm2nn
Inn on Bethany pike. the members Of the
Thlulhlc Bee club will ENJOY delicious
chicken dinner which wilt be served AT
$50 o'clock Pretty appointments WILL
pc in evidence at table. and following
dinner several hours VIII be devoted :"
rcAdlcwork before the return nome. Inc
trip Will be made ny motor.
In the party will be:
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The local W. {. y. |. Will mold ih'l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-01
BOND ISSUE IS
BEATEN BY 220
Davenport Voters Against Expen-
diture OF $780, 900 for New
Schools.

Davenp3rts proposed s250,0oO
bond issue for the erection of two
elementary school buildings was
defeated by vote of 1850 to 1880
Saturday. The issue was approved
by the voters on March 13, but was
resubmitted to correct legal errors.
Maiorities for the issue were
given in the First. Fifth and Sixth
wards, but the vote was far below
the number rolled @up in favor Of
the bonds at the regular election in
March.
In March the issue carried by a
vote of 2,19S to 2,04O, winning by a
margin of 158 votes. The First
ward, which voted against the bond
issue In the first election switched
Saturday and supported the meas
ure by vote of ZAP to 236.
The markin in favor of the issue
in the First and Sixth wards was
insufficient to Offset the avalanche
against the issue in the Second and
Third wards. The Second ward de-
feated the issue by a vote of 437
to 140, and in the Third ward only
152 votes were cast for the issue
with 32S opposition.
A study of the vote shows that
the majority of women who voted
were in favor of the erection of the
school buildings
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-01

week prayer service Thursday
evening. The Loyal Star class
meets Thursday evening with Miss
Bernice Bealer, 92s Thirteenth
avenue.
Fifteenth Avenue lChristian-The
church missionary society will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Eli Wilderson.
1886 Forty-frst street. Mrs. F. E.
Burch will be leader. The aid so
ciety will meet Wednesday after
noon at the church. Mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening
at the church. The young peoples
circle will meet Friday night at the
home of A L. Lubnow, 4107 Four
teenth avenue.
Emmanuel LGtkeran-The young
peoples society meets tomorrow
evening. At 7:30 Wednesday even
ing the school board meets. At 8: 80
the church board meets. The
young peoples society will give a
play, Brown Eyed Betty" on Thurs
day and Friday nights. The sewing
circle meets on Tuesday afternoon,
the ladies' aid society on Wednes-
day afternoon and the mission So
ciety Thursday.
Evangelical Church of Peace
The monthly business session OF
the young peoples society will be
held tonight Choir rehearsal to-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-01

and the pastors bible class at s
o'clock. The junior girls Chris
tian Endeayor society meets at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
Bow Scouts meet at 7:3e tomorrow
evening. Rol1o Killing and 9TH
wednesday evening. The session
will meet in the session rooms at
7 o'clock Thursday night The
Helen Mills circle will sponsor
musicale at s O'Clock Thursday
evening. Rollo Killings and 9TH
er artists will appear on the pro-
gram. The Deborah class has its
regular meeting Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. B. L. Burke, 914
Twenty-fourth street. The ladies
aid society meets at 2:30 Friday
afternoon with Mrs. A d. Sperry,
914 Second avenue. On Saturday
from IL a. N. to 4 p. N. the De-
borah class will have bakery sale
at the Myers optical store. From
to 6 Saturday the annual "Pigville"
sale will be held at the home of
Mrs. G. G. Craig. 1920 Seventh ave-
nue.. The object Of the sale is to
obtain funds for the Fanny Cleland
memorial chapel at Tyeng Yang,
Korea.
Second Christian-The official
board meets tonight at the home of
John j. Fisher. 1924 Second street.
On Wednesday afternoon the aid So
ciety meets at the church. Mid
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-05-01
TWO AUTOS IN
/ MINOR CRASHES
Oneida Driver, Intoxicated. Fined
500 After Smasllnp; East Mo-
line Driver In Accident

r. b. Gidloff. Oneida, was fined
800 and costs In police court yes
terday evening for driving an auto
mobile while he was intoxicated.
His arrest and conviction followed
a wild drive at the elimination OF
which his car crashed headlong in
TO that of George Ovens, 1885 Helle
avenue, Davenport, yesterday after
noon at 3.25 O'Clock.
The accident happened at Thirty
second street and Fifth avenue.
None of the occupants of the auto
mobiles was hurt but cars were
smashed.
Two automobiles crashed togeth-
er at Eighteenth street and Third
avenue yesterday morning at S:45
o'clock, damaging both of them
badly but not injuring either driv-
err. The cars were driven by Jo-
seph venti, 722 Twenty-fourth
street. East Moline, and Don Jones,
1916 Second avenue. Rock Island.