The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-16
TIVE REV, HENRY KOCH TO TAKE
UP WORK HERE ON
JULY Is.
will Graduate This Month At CapiSa'
University and Be Ordained
At Home.


the Rev. Henry Koch, student at the
capital University at Columbus Hh.o'
has accepted 4 call TO fill the pulpit At
= Matthew's Lutheran church In this
city. ~.
Rev. Koch will graduate from the
university next month and Will b" or
Glincd at his home church in Stcuoch-
Vile. taking up his duties at the local
church on sunday, July 18TH. 81. Mt''
thcw'S church has been without 4 H''"-
.Stcr for some time now and inc mem
bcrs Of the congregation are well pie
uscd with Rev. kOCh's acceptance. lev
Gustave Cast. Of Columbus, ONO mas
heen holding position OF tcmp"raTy
pastor Of the church stid tn" Tcs!bhH-
ton Of the Rev. George +. Helm. KEY,
Koch spoke at the church seNcrai
months ago and after the services INC
members Of the congregation soon a4l'T
issued a call requesting him 10 HI inc
pulpit Immediately but as he hHd nut
several months more work before ne re-
Ce!vcd his degree at the uniNeT%lt! lie
declined the offer 1T that Tune
Four Face Mayor.
John Doe was arrested by OhiCcr
GrrathUusc early yesterday morning on
= charge of TormutimG 4 fight on the
street by taking part III inc Tray anu
was ARRANGED before Mayor COX las,
evening and asscssr! IN" nominal lee
of s. and cost. John Jones "rra'Sll' !
ON q similar chIrg" WAS nn'H = S1m'iir
,n,n,rt which IL. paid .Nl.X Others
and Roland Tony. both brought IN ny
nrrfccr TYSON. who discovered them in
nm inroxicatcd condition on his heat,
were released upon the payment or 81
- .,. -. .n1h II WAS AN INreSllllH-
" interesting police session an" the
CIV Golfers we're somewhat rcpl"n!Shed.
Entertain Friends,
NJ and Mrs. Er;.Mk l;rm viii enter
min g, rrOup OF their most intimate
friends at their h0m" ON BOg%S Kun O.
morrow evening. The evening Will DE
spent At music and dancing AMI .' -
yna~mnabir hour Il delicious 4u"ch' ID
will be served.
VIII Dismiss Masters
Tn" casr Of Charles M"S'',1' ~
raigncd in federal court at Nhcel'hE "'
= charge Of violating the intcrS''''
$hirincnt law will be dropped at inc r.
uucst Of District Attorney 1. y. hr"""'
rs there is practically no evidence con-
Meeting Masters with he r"h"crE' M"E,
tors was held with sam Mcclure ann
.John McMastrrs. and The latter were
sentenced to serve a term at AtIaht"'
having MEAD guilty Of the charge. while
Masters plead not guilty. The case VII!
y. continued until tho fall term o!
.ourt and Masters will hc released upon
his own reconnaissance.
Dance This Evening.
large crowd is expected 10 h" IN
,,,rnJance al the second Tuesday even
ing dance uf the month being given by
the members Of the Bachelor CUB 81
his city. The affair Will be held in the
Armory hall on Main stree; ana several
hundred Invitations have been n't!Ieu
out. The Harmony Boys "rchrSjr" CT
Ec.iAirr will furnish the music Tor the
%danring and refreshments Will l." served
at the ~in,rrrnission betwrcL dances.
Landslide Conference.
The members Of the BrnW"ri ".tl
| council together with several Iia,,lM"IS
& ohio railroad officials and representa-
! lives OF the Wheeling Traction company
will NEE, IN the r;;y h,.ll "n T~u"Sdaylt"
Try to aCrr" on II remedy for the latd-
| Slides. which occur 50 frequently along
Kentucky Heights and Riverside mill.
nuring th- past few months. quite n
Few slips have occurred in the o n
thcsc points and rave been quite an c1-
pcuSc TO the three above named parties.
They vii discuss plans for Il permanent
solution for his problem.
Subway Protection.
\ committee from cOunci viii NEE;
with the officials Of the Riverside works
this week. FOR the purpose OF arranging
protection for persons walking through
tho Ecrwood subway. In rainy weather,
autos throw mud and water all over the
sidewalks in tho subway, making il un-
pleasant for pedestrians.
Benwood Personals
RAUL Moran was a bushes visitor in
Wheeling: Yesterday.
Many local young people WI. attend