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 PATENT

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT
 Department of Interior,
 United States Land Office,
 Juneau, Alaska, July 8, 1922. Notice is Hereby Given that George H. Whitney and William P. Lass, both of Juneau, Alaska. through their attor ney in fact B. R. James, has filed ap- plication serial 05497. for patent under the provisions ol the act of Congress, approved May 10, 1872, and acts amen datory thereof, for the JUNEAU NO. 1 LODE and JUNEAU NO. 2 LODE CLAIMS, embraced in U. s. Mineral Survey No. APO, situated in the Kenai
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SPRING CHICKENS for sale See Cooper at Urbach's. 2O0tf.
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New Eastman Kodak film just re ceived. Seward Drug Go. tf
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Augustine & KyeT Chocolates just received, Seward Drug Co. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
BIG CROWD WILL
SEE FIGHT CARD
MONDAY MIGHT
Dan Padilla Says Big
Delegation Is Com
ing From Santa Fe

NHIu ....|...H. ...L. manager NL|
'.' ''.' ""' WIN 7-" "'
ih' Hrw"IH Monday rIEht, stated
tuI.r that OF. expects one Of tho
r.,...t .r..,I. ..... Ina. .v,r nd.
'''' '."' D." it'
arrived Iu1n i1.t usht after hc-
|re BOO SANTA o.. for -.,cral days.
.rI Will r.yy f.I.. .afty, rhnru.
.i pr,pnratIun- hero.
v.r.f. Ir 4,rr. d.. b, stated IA.
,.I'.I y.,lG 500. H.. ON. .nd l.,,
.,..,.I b.r tt. ~. -,
r.yI yr.sI r., 5.,,
ID. ti.t..a. ram. fr.w Aha. ranft,i
-
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1,.re soil "a. iii. D,Ir 10, I'M, n,t
.,pr. bi. ,l.rh D., f,m, in cni,-
"a. W-,...rg .,5 No. p."+
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...r.B IIU..If 3D.. ,.-tr"rtn, nf
L..rr .r. .t 3D.. lid b,Dt,ws a.,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

prom" court.
The action OF the school board
stirred up a hornets nest In tho
usually placid community OF vim
land Supporters Of the school board
said the board was right. that three
inches below the knee was a liberal
allowance Tor skirts. Others. unrtic-
ularly friends Of the girl's mothcrs.
said they believed Mrs Hansen and
Mrs buchanan who made the COS
tunes In question az home. knew
more about what was right and
modest FOR giris TO wear thnn any
three men in thy county. school
board directors or not.
Judge Means wnH made the rc-
cipiunt Of much unuskod advice
and commcndatlon. from hundreds
SERIOUS minded women wrote 20
him graFcly pointing out the mer-
he Of short skirts from "a sanitary
standpoint
Others feared the dccadcnce OF
national morals, and still others
were concerned over the peril TO
nnttonsl liberties IL school boards
were 90 be pormltttcd to determine
styles.
The most volublo adhcrcnts Of
correspondents were m
One woman said that morals and
skirt lengths had no connection
that u was all y question of the
purpose and intent with which
clothes were worn Another dc
clarcd skirts anywhere between
the Knees and shoe tops were en-
tlrply proper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
How Short a Girls Skirt Must
Be to Be DiSturber of Scholastic
Peace Up to Kansas Supreme Court

LAWREN' E kan. Arrll a.
How short n girls skirt must be to
De- "a diafurher Of scholastic peace.
and when. 10 ever. 90 becomes the
concern ~ 90 school hour,,. are
questions expected TO bo laid before
the supreme court III Kansas. fol-
lowing the recent action 81 Dis
trlct Judge Means In sus-
tanning Is demurrer uf the Ninland
Kansas. rural school board uguins.
his Jurisdiction in an action
brought on hohalf rf Alice Hansen
and Muudo buchanan Nlnlaud
high school pupils against tho
board
Alice aud Naudo are - years
old. and both ere farmers dHuEh-
vrs court action was brought by
q v Hansen. father Of Alice when
Dee NiulHud school board. after
dnptiuE 70 rule requiring pupils TO
wear skirts three lnghvs below the
knees. decided that the skirts of
Alice and Muudo dld not meet
specifications. ana expelled thcm
until such fimoa as their skirts
lhould Doe lowered.
ON application 20 Mr. Hansen.
Judge Means issued "a temporary
order directing the school board tn
permit tho girls to return 90 their
studies. They did -u. without res.
cryutiouF or amendments as To
skirt length. Then the school
beard filed ~ demurrer &C. Judge
Mrnns jurisdiction, which the
Judge upheld. and Hansen's attor-
ney announced an appeal Co the a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
LARGEST MAIL
STATION IN WORLD
TO OPEN IN CHICAGO
Building 76x800 Feet
and Seven Stories
High

CHICAGO. ApulI The largea'
ana most modern mail station lu
the world viii bv opened ln chi
ctso his Summer. hlrrIul ACCT.
dents 81 -unfurc~eDn DELAYS
yho building 20 ny VOC foot and
seven stories high counting 90 base
m,nt 90 ground level Into which
mail cars Wall run direct from Tine
railroad yards marks re- dsuartur,
frum tho usual uoatuncc practice
uf building along conventional
lines or ornamental architecture
u has been designed as q modern
hay light industrial building. and
whom completed viii contain tho
last word In automatic convoyors
and other time bud labor saving
devices
Provision has been made for the
future growth Of tho uIrplauc mail
service by providing u clear root
space than 500 feet long
whore small planes can hand with
mail Transferred from the larger
tran scontiucu'nl flyers ut Checker
board Field haywood
The atufiDn Dr. located In tho
yards ~ the Union station and 20
short distance from Chicago and
NORTHWESTERN station Mail in
carload lots viii Doe handled direct
ia the lines entering these two sta
tlonH aud can ha switched To other
lines.
Tho basement level Dr. on the
some grade ~ tho Union station
tracks ana De- equipped with spur
fpr handling tho mail cars ON the
other side ~ thn building NJ thu
ground level motor trucks with
parcel post and other mail from
thr city VIII enter the building on
"a 90 foot driveway and discharge
their contents direct into automHt,
~ConVcyors which will uft the mai.
10 the tor floor and start IN over
70 downward path Of couvcyors
chutos ana sorting belts, uutil 81
emerges. sorted sucked and la.
bel"d, al the mail ear level
ON the main sorting floor fuI
parcel post clerks working 81
either side ~ the ritin convoyor.
Will divide the package umunl
other c%onv"yors which lu turu vii
carry them 90 the sections SCI
aside FOR the mail to each part o
the country
A. the last stage the sacks anl
pouches Will slide down HuIru
ahutes 10 circular platforms on me
train irNol In the basement Back
ed up around each circular plat
form. the waiting hind-irurks vii
u,ko the load 10 the mail ears.
Completion 81 the new station
Will remove the handling OF al
mail from and 90 the loop
Tho terminal is hcirg erected b,
the Union station interests an,
viii be leased 90 the government
besides The advantage OF direct ac
cesH a. tho railroad tracks the ~
crumcnt will obtain much lowe.
rental rate than 90 pays Tor lool
property
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Suicide Verdict
In Deaths of a
Girl and Admirer

BOSTON April Chief Iustic,
Wilfrcd Bolster Of the muuicipa'
court, after an Inquest today made
r formal report Of suicide iu 90,
rusos or both Pauline clark nnu
finldor Larsen who took poison
from the same conininors within O.
few days of each other three woDkf
ago.
Miss clark took the fatal dose
az "a party To- her Back Bay apart
mont The inquiry was ordered
after the suicide of Larsen. a Nor
woiEiau student and an ndmircr OF
Miss clark who two days Inter
drank tho poisson that remained iu
Tho bottle phc had used.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

ubieh moasurrs in width from north 10
..tYtb AZ feet md in lrnFth from Ast.
tn vest pa feet and bombed on Dol
nnrth hy land Of Francisco HandoVal at
ths south ~ land u Leonard l. 80
A.. cast hy the public road anir
tta vstt by land ~ Francisco Sandau
real estate IL more tarticulAry
frtrd hy actual survey ~ follows hsa
ming a. ihr southeast corner ~ = pom u
tt. 4rsf side ~ the public highway INA
a.. ~ Ro Ufandc boulevard. from Wei
r.iut the witness corner fur she cnrnH ~
s.rtlpna ~ and lH ~ Township 10 NrtN
R.rrs : Fast. aud ~ Sections Z tnd
Township Go NORTH Range 2 hatt b
- 81 hesrs south 81 ~ NeHi
true poIui for tho section corner hril
f.,t south ~ said witness conner "a
..,r thence north ga rH' west HlUuHf !,
west line Of the Rio Grandc boulru
7sa loot 80 tho northeast CORNER thH,
-ga en- west g2b feet 90 the uorittn
coruer thence south o. or Nei =
80 to tha southwest crrnert the
.arth ser i5' es4i s3- isci 90 The o.
ID be-iHuIug containing 81 acres 4 ,
bounded on the north and west hy
uf Frlucistn ~auduyal on fh' .puit
land ~ George O. heckwitl ana OF.
east d., tho Rio Grande boulevard !
You nrc further notified that SAD
tIrn ior the purpose Of estHhllih
riaintiffs. estate iu the foregoing Is /.
serhed premises against any claim Fti
~ the estate - uiairtN In said prev
and feai cststr and that The piaintH
said action prays thnt each ~ you m
o. forever barred and eaiopred from h
ine any claim right, title or inierfy /,
and 60 tho said real estatr adNrfst :
plaintlN and thn' the PLAINTIFF utlo 81
b. forever quittsd and set - res'
The name 81 Ne pininun atferrF
nlwnrr a kelehsr whose addrsu
Rooms 3 rromueu HHllilnr Alhuq1.
aue New Mrrirn. Culrss yuu enter
rrnesr1nre nv rauaa tho same ~
snterei pn ~ before tie 22nd day ~ NJ"
1s12 Judgment will BE- rendered na
,nu by default ard ihe decree usya d.
fnr Boo said complaint vNl he rranted
FRED CROLlOT.
GA
HARRY y LII d.
tsFAth peputy Da :
nsisi his 2a-i dAy " March. ieG
Apr 7"It21GE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Sport Briefs

AZ Chicago Harold smith. chi
'dgo hantlm weight won the
r'i'r"' decision Iu 70 |aIa-round
nuAing mutyh with H"ru.. sghncfcr
uf Chicago.
Al Wichita I'D Warner. san
francisco and HuEh Walker. of
Kansas CITY. light hetyt weights.
ought lu rounds o. % draw
A Chicago johnny N,.smul-
lrf, uf the Illinois AfhIrt.. club.
made e. new W. .ld's record far the
1ou-yarl swim Boo tho National a.
A. / senior ChHmploushIu. He
made tho distance In s.4f 40 de-
icating Norman Ross
~ Tulsa ~ I'D tStnurlsrl Lewis
world s. heavy weight wrestling
hampton defeated Ihtrindh Hoho.
iohcf the Hindu. iu straight fa,ls.
At lfH1tuta Bench. fIl Sig
HHugllhl 1f NORWAY. urautintsd
be- Wilr "u The beach hrf, BOO 1891
''epndH or az Oh, .uto Uf IS6.27
RIFLES au hour
a. Salt Lake cry Wl.rp Ke-
l"nvr 81 Boston d.IsII.i Ike
l''ln S4lt Lake in twU Hut Of
'hlr. iHll- The men claim the
W.tilswsight championship
a. Iot Arthur s.Irisiaus
/hyszk". former worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion, de-
i-Hied George Arthur 90 siruight
Tails
At ~ pasn Mik, Aasgueg. III
lusn, southwest foHthtr-v weight
champion knocked OUT I.lttiine
bHrrerv Sew Orlcla no. lu tls first
round 70 their scheduled fu.round
bout Battling Norfolk. New or
leanA won the decision 10 tho
judges oNgr Al %SmRuldiur AIhu-
qu.rqur n 81 az the end of their
,iEht-tuund bout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Who's Here
COMBS

.NffNNNF
Lee, Johnson. ~ I'aso.
". H. Hayden, Denver
y. ~ Kent. Denver.
Julian Thomas. salisbury, y G.
e.. a. CDttiug and vile, Sleepy
bye MINI
g.. NJ. Ourubmun. waldo, y NJ.
y. a Field santa fc.
b. D. BENDER Denver
Mr- q g. orr. III laso.
! NJ MgDumphcll Corrco y. NJ.
j. a. McDaugncy. Currcu, \ NJ
j. l. Wumelslott Santa Fo
n e. Marmon, Laguua y II,
4. o. Compton. Santa Fc.
M. b. Goodman, Denver
David D. klottrr. Louisville. Ky
o. A. NpNubb. las Cruces.
Frank j Wifflpr and wife. Chcy-
ounp. Myo.
j. " Lucas Los Angeles.
D. " ID. duncan Denver.
W. ~. Larry. Dallas. reN.
D. D. Harris san Francisco.
A. chavez santa Fc.
charles buushrrty New York
CIJy.
STJRGIlS
j. \. Enrick-un las Vegas
George v. Hanlon, Mouutuiualr.
y. NJ.
NJ Manassas. Cozhocton. O
A N~orcnbcrg and wife Tucum-
carl. ~ NJ.
,harl,s Mason. Los Angeles
~ g.. frost. ~ paso.
H. e. Anderson aud wife supe-
riur. Wis,
D. T.. Wagner. Denver.
James kcogh. ~ Paso.
u. NJ McNamara. ~ puso.
T. W Miller san Y~idro. y. NJ
y s. pudllll. Grants. y. NJ
Nate IS Uibu. Grants y NJ.
" D. kimberly san Nsidro.
Charles $ Brown Los Angeles.
IA Dudd, Eeleu. y. NJ
joe Mthunry IN Itsp
Lloyd Jackson Louisville. Ky
Wells T. NckuE Louisville. ny.
l'eu q Guoch Santa I'c
Mrs r. D. Lion. Ration. IS NJ
Mrs o. a. Parish Ration. 81 NJ.
" g. Doyle. Denver.
Mrs Charles l%cinchild. Sew
York city.
u y Woodward. Charleston.
e. il salt Rock. Black Betsy.
~ HN#
" u. Gibson. Topeka. Kan
AIN ARADD
Charles NJ Cellor. San Francisco
T. g., Bcdhnrg Los Angeles
A. IL Rhodes and wife. III puso
w e. Austin 20 paso.
va y Phoenix Denver.
ro sullivan Denver
J. a f"nrrll Denver
$ " Reese Kansas city
- g. EHchr Chicago.
Joe harrington Denver
j. T. Cooper Los Angeles
" j. Murphy and wife. Chi
Gag
Miss Ella - Brion. Chicago
Harry " Cuckon. Washington
/, a.
y W Rudolph IN PuHo
Charles r. Iinhack. Fort sum
nor. s. NJ
- A. West. san MarclaI \ VI
e. $ i'nilshuck. Colorado SpFs
John H. Upton. III Paso.
HulTry Elurol boston
g. y Cotton Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or SUIT
Fu Itufu
STATE or NEW MENlCo,
County ~ Hrrnall1n.
In the District Court
ueorEe l. acckuith. plaintiff,
~.
l. T. Lesch Ssunlr Ward Loeb tht
unkuosn heirs uf carolina fisher de
ceased ths unknown heirs - GuHda
lurn halas de- randnval. deceased san
uasu hacas The unkuHHu hHfrs OF fir
dad AunYa DE- hAet, dsceascd tae an.
known heirs 81 santiago har. dsraaard
the unknown heirs Of bHrnardinA Naea
dTreazed ard unknown claunanfs ~ ln
tfrest IN the premises adverse 10 the
plaintin, defendants.
To tke shove named defendant.
zoe aud eaeh ~ you. are hotdhv rnti
nod that q suit has been begun bv the
tbogr named piaiutir against the ahuys
canned defendants. aud IA nos pending in
the above named court and that me r,,s
srsl objects Of The sciiou are 20 establish
plaintitft tifle and estate against tho ID
verac claim q you, and each d you. and 70
quiet plaintiffs title 20, and % bar I'D
forever ettqp the shove named iefend4nff.
md each u hen from claiming % atttrt
ne sng ught, tite o. interest in that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

f,.r-... .t,.t., "a, ..,.'
t,u ,
I'i' 'l 'H' NHi'' ""N lh lh'
l,l-D, ~, 'utsl', lhe
"" NAN'
i"' pr" w.. n'l''ii hl oi 'ne
.'N' VIII ''
'His t,',I '.I. ''iunli'hHhi
WV" "I'''l why
just nov Charles Robertson
Gems inc beet bet Of 'hn spring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
GRIMM CONTINUES
TERRIFIC HITTING

fIffShi RON Aril 7- t.ofty
Grimm first hnscman Tor the pi-
rates who has been setting "a toe.
fitlc pace az The hHt while the club
boz been whipping into shape in
Tho south added 20 his prs-soaa-
son laurpis yesterday when no
slammed out four hitH out of live
trips 90 The plato ln the game with
The Springfield No. team ~ the
Western association One Of these
was a home run with two men on
ha The Pirates piled up 10
hltt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Man Is Killed
AT Supper Arranged
By His Sister

SAN DIEGO Cal Aurii T.
Martin collins. 90. was shot and
killed here last niEht ~ a supper
arranged hy Dis sister. Mrs Frank
v. Morris 10 celebrate her we'd
ding O few days X Morris was
arrested on q charge az man
slaughter lie declared the police
ray. that he shot Collins IN self
defenss The police reported that
Collins had had several disputes
with Morris
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

Are t0u frurEIu E around dHF
fHr Iuy with H dun never c,l.
boot. acme, DO u suffer Dol
u.u dizzy spells and "a
.uIue uHin-, ieil tired irra
w HHHH llfe ur UWhtInuf l
fN,r YOUR trouble i- due 60
nos wuHhurs-uo hard Co.
treated promptly but ga
aHa f uls.utHd luT uUIg.g
Def 1850 IuHu kIlg,t PILLS lH
lI. H'lp,I thousands o.
.H0uIl hsIu you ASK
neighbour
Nu albuquerque case.
d % wear prom ui paint =
1I. Ntw YORK Ave says
url' ysIra uEu ms EIdur,s got,
uf order ana vas troubled
dIu Ha,ta,Uos and ms kidr
lldu uUf regularly
'Hau'a Kidney iIll- ard they RI
wo up Boo good shape My
was struug ana free from pain
WH kIlurss d.iu bother m,
more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

Twenty years uEo MIS- Har-
hauEh vas tho pretty. graceful.
hcspnnElod aerial queen 81 one OF
the worlds greatest o%irruscs.
one day on n trIpazn she lost
her hold ANA crashed To tho
ground She has been paralyzrd
owe since.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
Y. M. c. A. to Have
Team in City Meet

The 8 80 e. h wHl have % team
Iu tho H|fr frIUH meet 20 bo held.
1t The University f.id on April ~
II w r"Huurrsf today Tho
team WIFI Hf 30 ,HHrsa of ~ o. GiI-
bert HI0 was formerly manager OF
.Hr track team uf lu athletic club
Iu Sew York U.fN
Tho memuDrs of Goo team who
howe signed uu .n far Hr. 900 yard
dIah Chr.atrlH,u. l1u yHel i1sh
Macarthur. fi0 yard run Near
thur Roberts nIlf utilU, Euripu;
mile Gilbert. pole vuult. poguo
Hayes Furralli hirh jump pcguc
aud Farrell, broad jump, TrHuth
Gilbert Hayes Christensen. shot
put. Gilbert BASS. go yard low
hurdles Roberts Christensen
His very presence should make the
rhiIirs 10 better club
Tho reat of thn luflrld Will Doc
made zap 81 Leslie ut FIRST. Turifn-
son ar second and HHpp at th.rd
On fhf outneid VIII boz Williams
walker lohouryrHu and hinr
This is - Huredy quartet and pretty
good hiftcrs.
Lee Meadows b. tho star NJ tho
pitching staff, other Veterans re-.
ghrded us regulars = Jimmy Ring.
Wilbur Uuhbru and George Smith
or the recruit pitchers Plato ana
shower have ahuwu up host ami
Ecem certain 70 stick.
Most 81 the chtchinu viii hc done
by H"nline, with Isrtera and Win
throw assisting
The Phllles look very ordinary.
The club viii certainly have 10
hustle 70 keep ouf Of last nlace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

S1stheat theater IN the world IL
INC National Theater Of Morioo AZ
Mexico city which viii cost ap-
proaimstely 10000. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
smrnInNN Innn nm

lisIlt3iI. Aprll sheridan
Ford. CO. widely known sgthor.
lecturer and correspondent died
hero laai night Ar Ford suffered
"a nervous breakdown "a wesE auo
nnf such an easy tasl The Cubs
by terrific slugEing. fuot v.ster-
day p contest from Wichita. n to D.
The chicago Americans lot an
other contest sin go the world =
champion Sew York Rationale
making The uories five and four
sttll IN favor 81 the Sox The
teams meet again today IN Norfolk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07
WmmSWal Stories
About Unusual People

By MA service
MEMPHIS April - The most
fhggrfu1 nuFNfuf A.. a.. .t.r I.NH .H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-07

The puieh oririnaftd r1it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
COUNCIL NAMES
SPECIAL POLICE
SAYS COMMITTEE
Committee Named to Investigate APP
polntment OF Police For Railroad
Reports to Council.

A committee composed "F city Man
a:,r Charles H. puw,cr and Guy S"l'-
jtor Cart .. schmidt reported Z" '.iy
council last niGht that an ordinances
rnycring the appointment Of special r"-
,tccncn, aduptrd October :, I'LL. gave
me civ manager The right to cUTl0ye
special police after the priNai" concern
first made application 10 IL" chief 81
notice and the appo!ntce was approved
wv the ely council and chief Of polite"
and that i fee ~ s. would II charged
for furnishing badge.
CITY Manager Dowlcr staI01. however.
ma, the special policemen for tn" Penn
sylvanla railroad We're taken off the
r;tys payroll and would lee PAID here
rrrcr direct hy the railroad company
lie stated that one Of the three men np-
r0.nt,d had resigned several days ago.
The question OF appointing three sr"-
c,ai policemen 10 work for The icnnSEI-
yau!a Railroad company and to Ne pad
by the city and the railroad Comp"n-
sato the city IN return. was rais"d last
week by Mayor Thomas T. Th"n'r ana
Councilman Albert l.. krcss. stating
that 1, was an unusual procedure for
the sneclal police to hc on tho city :
rayroll; that always before the person
requesting the special polio" paid direct
tho men employed and the only part the
city played was TO furnish badge f"s
n bond OF 81 and swear in the special
police: contcndinE that II on" OF the
snccial policemen would commit some
act that would result IN damages being
sought and would he In excess Of the
$4,000 bond that tho city would ," re'
sponsihlc. The city manager and sole
ttor we're instructed to investigate and
make report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
McConkeys To Play At
MOundSViIe Saturday
Local Team Of Ohio valley League VIII
Play Moundsvi!le, Saturday and
Double HeSder at Amsterdam on
Sunday.

Next Saturday At 3 o'clock tn" fnna
Of Wheeling will have their tirss
chance Of seeing tn" rc-orGaniZcd Nc
Conkey baseball team in action for
rhrce weeks The MuundSv!llc indie
pcndents have signed for a game to be
played next Saturday and tho Wheel
ing team will play n double header NJ
Amsterdam on Sunday. The last tim"
tho Wheeling crowd played Amsterdam
they wero beaten N n good sixteen In
ming battle TO .. MoundsVile Is not
In the Ohio valley league but hav" on"
Of tho strongest teams PLAYING ind"-
ncn8ent baseball IN the valley.
Tho McConkeys have two Of the best
cntchers in the league. They arH
Buggy" Wclch and 'Ttn0hhy" Miller.
These two are about the best In the
league and It Is with their help that
the MaCks can add many more games
TO the won column WEIGH "a known
throughout the Ohio river valley as
far "a tho Mississippi and is recognized
"a tho best there are Miller is an
old Inter-City league PLAYER and mad"
quite reputation IN that league. HIS
hitting his phrnomonous His stance
nj tho plate IS different than any play
or in the valley btu his consistent hit
ting. and for extra ha.e hits IT that
speaks well for his experiment. In MS
peculiar style Of batting.
The locals dropped n hard fought
contest last Sunday 20 brilliant, and y
brilliant game Il was Foth teams
stood 70 . when the locals showed
three counters across In their half or
Tho ninth TIE brilliant aggregation
came right back and counted four IN
their las, time n. bat, THIS leaves tho
locals standing In finn place with four
! lost and two won. They scHm TO haT"
hit their stride and their hnttinG slump
seems 20 re ovNr. From now On 'h"'
should make things hurr IN the Hn!o
/ valley league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
SERVICES HELD YESTERDAY

New Cumberland. w. Va. July %
Hush Miskelley Esq. an old and high
" esteemed citizen OF this community
who died last Sunday, was buried IN
me local cemetery today. The Oda
Fellows and Knights OF Pyth!as' OF
which tho deceased was member were
In attendance and conducted the usual
services.
Tho deceased was born seventy years
ago IN County Down. Ireland. He came
,rj,h his parents 10 this community In
1870 and has resided here since that
time, He was never married.
r!s trade was a fire brick moulder
Of fine ability and as a man vas most
charitable in disposition. honest In MS
dealings am IN every respect a Good
citizen. His funeral was largely a.
tended by his neIShbors and many &C
uuaintanCeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
MRS. JOSEPHINE pEvRIEs.

Funeral services will be held from
The chapel Of the Mendel Funeral Home,
1908 Chapline street on Wednesday
morning at sis o'clock for the late Mrs.
Josephine DeNr!cs. wife OF the late f.
r. DeYries. who d!cd on Sunday. Re-
QUEEN high mass Will Ice offered at tho
81. Joseph's cathedral at s:45 o'clock.
Interment Will be made in Mount Gal
vary cemetery The body arrived yes
aerday afternoon from Apollo. Pa.