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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
Macademy Stunt Night

stunt night" will be held at the Ma
cademy Club next Monday evening"
March 27th. at $50 O'Clock. Inc pro.
gram as being arranged Will consist 0,
two vaudeville acts, staged by loca'
talent and a lecture by well kno"h
usIness man OF this city. who Will az
dress those present on an interesting
and beneficial subject. Following tho
stunts and addresses feed" will be
nut over by Manager Gcrhic. The mem
berS Of the club will invite a male
friend TO attend the gathering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
FRANK {. WON.

Havana March l9-The 10000 Cuban
Produce stake run at Oriental Park to-
day was won by Frank Steinharts
Frank s. ridden Ivy Kennedy. and>carry-
ing top weight. 1926 pounds. There were
eight starters IN the event. 'our iur-
,org dash for Cuban bred two-year- o!ds.
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Sox Defeat Giants
WHEELING GIRLS WON

Wheeling nIgh schools 'assics. the
.,,.c. ,.,arur4 Of 90. won another game
Saturday night. trimming the Green ana
White girls Of Warw0od - :" 20. The
Warv God girls We're o"iC'as$"d com
,lc,r,y. Miss StclnhirkCr scored seven
teen lwo-puiut baskets and on" over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
VAST PRoJEcT By A. r. OF ,.

Warrington. March lo--As means OF
relieving unemployment. the American
Fedora ton of Labor soon VIII put De-
fore congress ana urge the enactment
Of hills aprroachirc funds for vast land
reclamation projects. and for develop
mon, NJ tho Mississippi river basin by
control or FOOD water increase Of nav
liability and drainage OF lands.
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sr.Rc4 FOR ART STUDENT.

chicago. March -. Seach Tor Edna
Tavlor, an art student at the University
Of Chicago. who departed for home III
New Canaan. Conn, last Thursday. was
hesan by the police today on request
from, her rarents. who said that she had
not arrived home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
HIGH LEAGUE
SkED COMPLETE
LEAGUE ORGANIZED LAST TUES
DAY WAS AN
NoUNCEp YESTERDAY.
wheeling and Martins Ferry meet IL
Athletics After Long
Lay-On.

u-.,b Tho announcement yesterday
-rI,- ~ re schedule % the OHIO
yar,cv 1nter-H:ch school baseball lea
que. comes IN" interesting announce
rcnt ;hat Whccl;nC and Martins f"rrH
will resume athletic rotations az 1eaS'
n .he one sport.
TIL" schedule announced E 49,! I'd" ar.
shows e'cH' 'r',"S ,~a.hnJr,l
Wh"eiinS' Irla"'l,"I'' r,crry
N!ose''
ana ."oH'''N -, ...,o. ~, mo sErd
mere 1 are a a,,, ~ Wednesday,. Arri,
,,r,.dcl n, Friday. MaY
- r.,d,..,Ia, and Friday Gaurs
,oa,,,od o,rh ,.om meeting tho
, .n.;,.o Tn, schedule is divided
,,.o ,vo rounds ard .he winners Of
~, .vn rounds will play for IN" chaHP-
,o,shrn
The following Is nc schedule.
usdra-day. April IL.
Martins i,crry a, shaGysid".
rars.y =. EridCcpor'.
Nou,ds,illc n Cathedral
N-hecrtr.- a, Triadciph;a.
r,,or Anvil "A.
s,adys,dc ot I.lnsly.
rridycror. At Martins Ferry.
,.,,bsdra, at Wheeling.
Triadslrhla a: Mou1dsrtile,
v.a,.,aav Aurtl 10.
>,,,,,1.,.;Irn ~ Sbadyslde.
Martins Ferry at Cathedral
Wheeling a. Bridgeport:
Tryadslph'a AZ I.!rs,,
r-,d,v Anil Al.
,s, - U,bcoIinr
rr,ade,ph;a a, Martins Ferry.
Rr,srcnort y, Mourdsville.
IJ,aIy =, Cathedral.
u..,.,a,y Apr1 az.
.>s-,sa =, Rrlfrcno-r
Martins Ferry az I.!n<Iy.
CathCdral az Tr!ade'rN!a
N-rseliny At Mcundsville
. An-I1 %.
cL.dysidn
TomrdsyiIIe a. Martins Fe,.y.
1-,a5ol,hra NJ Rridrerort
rI,,ry =, Wheeling
.a MAYA
.e~;.dolrSio
whsrItnr At Martins Ferry.
pr;dVenort az Cathedral.
rt,.r,. =, Nourdsville.
-.o,o pouND
-. 49,
,...;.. =. STor,I,s Ferry
r,,,
>,.,ra,,.,l,
"C'',u'T - - r.h,,,i,
IT'd"F''"'' ~
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RFT||RN 0F PERIODICALS To FOLD
Slow WEATHER WEAKENED SONE


ants are deVot!nE the greater pal "
the efforts to the pitchers.
The ouestiun is whether many man
ayers know much about pitching anu
nitchers. Some OF them FRANKLY canho'
tell whether a man Is pitching boou
bad baseball Pat Moran ts perhaps NV
best OF the managers IN that respect '''t
Fred Mitchell newt. They are TWO &
judges Of pitching. and or no" Ecu
man is at certain minute. hi'l N.i'.te'
IL another OF the same type, anu HoopS'
over in Brooklyn, while he seems carr
less II watching tho pttcners d.! '"'
time.
These four OF tho sixteen are spec'"'-
lists in pitching form oHd!! en-"
the majority of the orheT Managers 90
uron their ca;rhera wG" warm - ~ 80
ina rI.,h,rs for such !nioT.:.!t!nH !h''
,h!nx gives the four ci"fS S"neu'."N
nm sd,an,ase. especially during inc
n,-,. se3srr. = looks "a u '"'mr'
c,tch-rs, accustomed - studying r'trE-
., MAKE tie best managers for lac
tes.ns tha, r-'y chiefly upcn T!tch'ns
strength 70 win.
And IN. tendency e n thai direction
this snr!ng. aa We viii discover ""e"
We cone to dig deeper in'o the ooPe'
Majority OF Aonletes 1A~Ns
Of Life
-, van, ,aiorj,v Of college athletes
horm ,'n1. a success of life. and some
~ Them are the strong barkers hnd cor,
tribr,ors 10 uplift the sport they plaseu
= hava heard such men say again an,
Gain tim, their athletic careers he!peu
,bam Immensely in their other lines. J."
,,c, som. @. them declare that 'he''
atbletlc records were resPonslo'e I'VE
,herr surress and that they nave p''"
hoosted, helped over the rough places
given tho h!g opportunities ny men WV
Lnev u;,le ~ them save what 'heE ia"
done IN nih!eNcs.
Spirit can Overcome Lack OF fAitAs
Facilities.
1,,,l OF training facilities ana i""N
Of EXPERT trainers account TOT muc" :"
m. athletic failure in the colleges o"'
NOT FOR all OF Il. |; has been my ~
n.rienre that # the spirit iS there inc
mon will work into condition lot 'he"h :
a.,,.uc The exper!enced trainer. OF
, courss helps greatly and few coilc%e
men know how to condition themSe'Ht9
| columbia as competitor for the major
athletic honor in many fields owes II 10
; herself 10 present athletes who are IN
proper condition TO do their hest;
II would look as II something ~
wrong with tho system mp there ana II
shows most clearly when the runners
arc nItted against perfectly trained anu
coached teams such az cornell. Syracuse
and Penn send TO big meets.
There was some excuse for CoIumnla
moor showing IN the crew races last
wear. FOR II is not easy 10 transform
crews that have been rowing two miles
into crews that can row three mise. nut
there was small excuse to have Teams
entered IN hiS track meets as poorly pre-
pared as were those O! Columbia.
(Coryrlght. 1922. The New York Even
ing MaND
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PIRATES LOSE
To RED SOX

Ho, Springs, Ark. March l9--tE NhiN,,
ton
PITTSBURGH CNntiona!s) ....
Boston ,AmcricanSp .......ll J"
Ferguson. karr. Russell and 'har-
man. Blake. Cooke and Wilson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
State Baseball League
May Be Organized

Clarkshurg. ". Va. March ls.-For
the purpose OF organizing state base
ball league meeting OF representatives
from various cities OF the state has been
- He'd for March IS, at tho offices In the
West Virginia Fair Association here. by
Edmund peuham, manager OF Norwood
Park. ard Jesse Sackett manager OF the
Norwood Braves clubs which had a sue
ccssful team here last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
|N0UNTA|NEERS
ELECT TONIGHT
DUG BOWERS AND PIERRE HILL
FAyORITES TO LEAD ToSSERS
NEXT YEAR
Annual Banquet for BSsfetball and
wrestling Teams scheduled This
Evening.

Speclal Dispatch to TIL" lnt"Iae"n'cr.
Morgantown. Mar Monday even
ing the midi winter sports hanGuci 81
West NirEinu university VIII Il" h"!d
here. at which time members Of The 'tr'
kctbaN team. tho wrestling team. their
coaches and managers and members "i
the athletic beard and alumni WI! H.
guests vt this tim" tn" h1~kcth1ii
CAPTAIN for the l9@& varsity floor team
will pa chosen. IN" choice At th'& team
seems to rest between Doug flowers u"
sensational "st'll' guard. and li"rr"
Nill. the lightning forward Both haN"
n certain number of followers. and 1t Is
a question as to which will receive the
necessary number of votes
Doug" Bowers.
Earl Douglas Bowers IS Il product Of
the ClarksburE high school and has
played his second year Of varsity has
kctball. Without dispute. he Is the shin
ing light Of tho Mouuta!n"cr floor team
Of the season just closed. Ills work
| featured every game in which tho
Mountainoers participated tho past sea
SON and 4 number of sport writer's in
| tho east during the disastrous eastern
! trip picked him as one of the season {
| stars. His close guarding. lightning
| passing and accurate shooting when the
| opportunity presents !tsclf has made
! him the most dangerous man on III"
| team. and when tho other members "t
! the team were playing good or had ball
| Bowers was playing consistent gam"
| In every contest he showed w"ll, and
| though IL was at first Thought his srIcn,
did playing was hut fast. his consist.
| ency brought him TO be recognized aS
real star. ola grads who have seen his
| H. 3 hsi, htlI u al
| cd him ono Of the best guards that has
ever donncd the old gold and blue "r the
state university. lie possesses tn"
knack oc instantly analyzing IN orr",
nent's play, and time ard again has
| musscd uD Clevclrlv constructed and
! superhly enacted orcnsea. His rh0ir,
Is general choice Of the student body
to lead the 1873 haskct""rs. Powers l.
a law student and II mcmhcr oc tn
Fiji Sigma Kappa fraternity.
Pierre Hill.
Pierre Frederick IIill came I" to
! state uniyerS!tv Ivy way 0c Fa.rmnur
high school. During tho l?@l s"n>"n Ia
was playing II m"diOCr" game ut rCu'"'
for tho freshman team. hut almost "N"r
night Coach Stadsvold pluCk"d him FROM
the yearling squad and sent him Into tn
varsity lInoup at forward. WNEtu =
| week no started L. play stellar hall an'
finished the scason n I'm" STYLE Th''
year 10 has played Tx" whtrlw!nd OK
cent during tho ncr,od when he WIS IN
caparItatcl hr n'uc+v rn tho "n.t"r'
trim this vcnr he Developed q s"ri"u'
! case Of ru and il was necessary :" %"'l,
him home This v"ar iIIl d"r"l"N"'
; into an accurate foul tu.s'r. and th'
doubled hie value TO the team i'm In
twn moro vcara OF varsity 3thl"'j"9. an'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
(By HUGH FULLERToN

Baseball teams az" commencing 10
.i.,.,. Nh INTO something Hike th"!r sea-
sons form The return of tac pr""lEa'S
who haN" been holding 0Gt las beels
slower than usual This spring. ana
great many still remain without the
Ip'd. The warm Weather ana III" 'a!L OF
the spring. however. WcaA"h'd '"e re
solve, Of many of II" rebels. ami the
resurrection Was not as serious AZ IL
threatened 10 Ia" The fact ls'that fa!i-
w.. t. gct ,ngather and concentrate "p-
i."-.t..,r t. the club owners broke n"
threatened r",ult
Tltrrr IS 40 gSe Kidding or trying 10
conceal the racr tNa' tie spirit ~ 10
players - not GOOD this sIr:Ns. an" ~
there j. a great lisa, Of re>e'i"i"E' an"
Of complaint against maua"r aSA'i&s
cwn"-s aud aEa!nS, CouN'' .-r" The
players are not satisfied. a"d no ch!sr
raus" OF course. + money.
How far this split - d'N' "n;ert MAJ
crrcrt tho playing Of teams ~ Earn I"
rc!l II has been my eNrc':H''~,. 49,"
eyer. HAT the bcS: way :" CT" d.Sc"n~
tent either In ball teams or In a. "i"sr
me Is hard work and IN" " s" ".''''
seem serious during the sem q" "":iH
Of tn" spring training trip do not S"nA
to amount to much after me tod:NS set
tie down To real work. Players are IN
clincd 10 forget many of their Eriet-
anCcS when th"y arc busy with siueVs
and bone bruises.
Having started the spring doping, we
are watching the reports !r"m the
camps with considerable interest. One
can. uf course. discount the reports cl
the wonderful work Of the youngsters
very largely. In the first place there
i a tendency among III" s"rihc' I" take
the managers word for II that S"-and-so
!, a great PLAYER and II r"marHhhiS
true that Whenever q Veteran - H"InlhE
ru, cog. more pay tho N"u"%$t"r ON me
,uh i reported In look l!h" a million
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The Scores.

g. Pauls IS. Baptist Temple II
81. Marks 81: Stone Presbyterian -.
Thomson u: Trinity Is.
First Christian ~: Third VreS"\"E-
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SECOND TIE IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BASKET LEAGUE
FIRST CHRISTIAN AND ST, PAUL
TIED UP FOR HoFoRS IN d.
VISION "A"
North street and Fourth Street Tied In
DtvtKton "B" OF Y. NJ League

With the two leaders II the two IL
visions OF the Sunday School !caGn"
conducted ror the past twelve weeks
now tod. several interesting games ar"
sntGc,patcd for the coming week. ara
followers ,r n" two ,"2 cues rromts" TO
DC out eDmassr.
Ev winning their clashes SATURDAY
night, the s.. raUls ami FIRST thrIst'th
ives rrIr1:u tod IN p'N'S'"H ~. I'a>'
MONDAY. North stree: defeated Fourth
street. tie;ns up the l"a'!"rNh'D IN that
league.
The tia n Division - Will Nr"mn'H
still exist after toniGht's games which
clo~e the schedule. and - ~" tw" teams
ara still tied they "" play an extra
game next week.
The games Saturday night w"Nno NJ
tho schedule Ter pllI~t"" a. :" an rN-
tragame will Ice played next saturday
night. Thomson and Third Fr"SoF'er-
ian are tied to- tAj:d place - the same
division. ard thev will play OF the'T
tic for third h"rors
4 meeting " managers VIII be R''h
Tuesday night.
Tho following we're Saturday night ;
scores and tho sanding
The Scores.
{, rauls IS: Baptist Temple -.
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How VIII They Got PitchersP

luNr now he most interesting &c
,c,npr,rui uf baseball j. the effort o.
the MANAGERS 20 Ect pitching strength.
The acknowledgements of hlt'lnH anu
.'f,,. fact that S,ndtS. managers an"
.uWucrs for thr"" years have spent most
Of their time looking Ion and "eNc'"pins
hit,rrs has resulted in reaction. ta'i Is
the reaction started about July T. las'
season. when the pitchers. aide" bE
less anarchists baseball. commence
10 regain some Of tc!r "ld-um" ron'ro'
over the haltrrS Tn" result or the
worlds series last fall showed the man
ayers that II IS possible 10 SLOW IN the
wild hittInE The manner in "hi'h inc
Chants pitchers stopped III" YANKEE
slurrrr< and tho easier manner IN Wh'"h
,he Vank ;wrlNrs hc'd the Giants
rrn, ed con,lusIvcly that good pitching
can I've had yet. and that large rar'
re Tho secret Of the heavy stuEElnE is
,ha, he hatlcrs have como 20 know TO-"
much about what the pitchers are
pitching.
Lac, fan he owners ar" managers
commenced 10 hunt for ri''hin" 'a'en'
This srrlng the managers and assist
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3 Rondo for four flutes. .Kohlef

l3. Rondo for four flutes. ....... .kohlef
Messrs. Cervcris. HierholZer,
DcGiovaHni and Falvo.
Note: The time mentioned is Pitts
burtn daylight saving time. which IS
un'e hour ahead OF eastern standard time.
Music is broadcast"d from 1000 to
1915 a. m: and from 12:3O to 100 y. m.
Tho Westinghouse brOadcastinG sta
lions call is KDkA. operating on Il wave
length Of $50 meters, located at East
Pittsburgh. Pa
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station last week. released undsr baa
Harry Watkins. trial May II, de111
rvr rcturnahlc May s. -
Mike GinSki. attempted murdae
dic'rnent. trial May II.
lin Carroll alias George Barrett 60
t!uU"d /" September.
Mrs. George Thomas, dropped froen
docket
c. J Lcahy. capias issued
Robert Duncan, passed till SATURDAY.
Roscoe Hickman passed to Saturday.
Harry and Mrs. Henry Powell, capiae
ISSUED. These are the persons charEed
moral purposes. Of operating house OF
PROSTITUTION. They vanished after their
Indictment last term
Mack D.zrN and Waiter Blair, capt31
issued for both.
V. Dcm",r:o and Stergo Bedos. passed
nick EaE0vich. capias issued.
Howard Davis. trial May -.
City Cases.
4 number Of cases brought by the city,
against different alleged violators or
the ordinances. were taken care OF BY.
the court and City Solicitor Schmidt.
Among them were the following: 81 u
Charles Ryder. passed till September
Lawrence G. Mellott, two cases
charged the sale of impure milk, set for
trial May II.
Jacob Ryder. concerning the traffic
ordina nee. set for May "a.
Cecil Sheldon an Interpretation OF the
weights and measures ordinance, set for
May "A.
six cases against the we'll known Doe
and Roe families. dealing with the suits
brought against different bus companies
during the trouble between them and
the traction companies: all dismissed.
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ON TRIAL MAY 10
Local Stock Broker Failed 10 Appear IN
Criminal Court-rriL pate Set

Charles T. Harper. local broker, VIII
70 on trial in criminal court before
Judge Alan II. Robinson on May II,
subject e. the ruliu; on the motion OF
u demurrer having been entered ny
Attorneys James NJ. Ritz ana Alan
Garden "a the Indictment Harper was
not ~ court and his $500 bond WAS for
Tcitcd.
IE,rprr is alleged to have sold stocks
IN Wheeling without n license. 1t is
said he is also wanted in Raleigh
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
ENTERT AINMENT
FOR ATHLETICS
Young Men Glasses OF Stone Church
VIII Stage Program Next Thursday

Thursday evening of next week has
been SIT a. IN" Lat" for An entertain
rrcrt 70 b. given ty thr Young Mems
Classes Of the Stone Presbyterian
church. Elm Grove. the affair to he xiv
en- for the benefit OF Hthl"ti"S. Tickets
are on sale and are rcHurtcd to be go
ting fast
The committee in charge Of the pro-
gram IS expected to report on It's work
the last Of the week and an array "i
talent Is promised on the program
which will consist "f high class road
tncS vocal solos and musical mum hrTS
with several surprises.
Following the program tn" church
pariurS vii be the seen" of 4 country
fair with hons made pastries. candies
cakes and fancy work On sale. There
will be other booths which will offer
interesting purchases for those attend
inS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
MAIL CLERK HAD RIGHT
TO TOTE A WICKED GUN

When Policeman William Eurkc no
,icrd a man walking down Market street
with "a gun under his arm II" proceeded
to follow After following the man for
som. distance he decided 10 stop him
The man informed the officer that no
WAS a railway mail clerk from ChlcaE"
and had 4 right 10 carry revolver. Inc
policeman after seeing I'll" mans ere
dcutjals. advised him 10 keep his gun In
his pocket. a-nAEaM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
RIVER NEWS

Tho steamer Liberty cleared N" local
port Yesterday evening At O'Clock Tor
PITTSBURGH 81 route from GAINESVILLE.
The Helen T.. arrived yesterday after
noon a. 1 O'clock from New Matamoras
and will make tho return trip today At
ll:GO O'Clock.
Tn" Senator Cnrdil cleared yesterday
tnoru!ny AZ o'clock for Charleston.
The General crowdcr viii arrive this
morning at O'Clock IN route to Fits
hurgh from Cincinnati.
A pool stage Of nine feet was regis
tered at the local wharf yesterday
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WARDEN TERRELL
LIKES Ne " CLUB
GIVES BLACK PRINCE TOILET
WATER CLUB A BoosT-1T's
NO JOKE

Tonight At IT,, Tyth.an castle Hlack
Prince lodge No. -. Knights or t'y-
4hiaS VII taxi = referendum Sot" on
two most Important subjects and she
result vii, ~, immediately forwarded
70 the grand lodge II = expected that
most OF TIE SIX hundred and twenty
tSV4 members OF The lodge Will be pres
ent to cast their vote and voice their
sentiments Immediately after lodge
ctoscS tho Ec'aCk Pr:rrc" lodge No -.
Knights Of FytEtaS Toilet Water club.
viii hold y business session and intl-
ate q str+aS oc cnrdfdateS. Some very
important emo affairs viii be discuss
cd and Sotre.h,n.; else The club has
received an invitation tc SO 10 I nearby
town and lnStrrate L Toilet Water club
No. which they viii do at an early
date Taking more than 4 truck lo.h
OF scenery partphcrra'iA and Toilet
Water with them Tho club has recciv-
ed the following letter from Warden ].
Il Terrell VIII" delivered an address
before the club Any person who
thinks the Toilet Water club is joke
Bet them reed the Wserdssn.S letter. Hero
IL Is:
MI G. b Swim.
1l2S Eoft street
Wheeling, W. Va
NY Dear Mr. Swict:-Th<s Z. a long
delayed acknowledgment for tho c"ur.
tesy Gxtended me- on my visit With
your Climb Friday evening. April clSt.
which enjoyed immensely. IA,nt
know when ii was ever my good for
tune to meet a finer bunch OF young
fellows, and hope TO have the s:tme
pleasure again sometime but must in
stst that on the next occasion some
other fellow do the talking. wouIu
rather listen than try to talk any time
With all kind wishes for each and
every ono OF you. I am,
Very cordially yourS
(Signed) J. Il TERRELL
Warden
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POINTER SENTENCED
Man Arrested Here Gets Three to &c
Years for Shooting Another man

ROYAL Pointer. of Bridgeport. g.
charged with first degree murder WIS
sentenced yesterday in county court at
st CA.rc,:lie, to scrv" from three to
twenty years in pHIItcntiary.
Pointer was charged with having Sh"t
ana ki,.cd n sleep'rL nan in box car
near EoudSvilIc. o. and was arrested IN
Wheeling on March is. and taken TO 81
ClairSVll.e.
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GETS A YEAR
Negro Pistol Toter Sentenced TO year
in Pen Arrested in Cincinnati

William Turner. COl"r'd. convicted nv
n Jury in criminal court ~ inc "''>l
ter mund who WAS not IN 'nSt"h!, nav
Ing been arrested last week III ''h'h-
natl. O.. and brought rl'N' WITS SER
,on,cd IN serve one year IN Jail by Judge
Am II Robinson in criminal cnnrt yes
,crd,v Turner was charged with pistol
tOting.
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AUTO ACCIDENT IS
SUIT FOUNDATION
p,a+n+I~ auspes Lula Schmeichel Drove
Auto that Colnded with
Another

4 su,+ for $500 damages. styled Eliza
he,h sullivan. bv her next best friend,
owen Sullivan, W. Lula SEnmcIch"i'
was filed with the clerk OF circuit court
yesterday.
Tho pkinttr alleges that she was
riding in - Mercer automobile pe'HH
owned and driven by Lester Il. ia" '"'
near EdginEton. when Mlirh".t A""
mobile. owned and driven by the oeltn"'
ant collidcd with their machine ~"
claims she was thrown from inc ILL
chine and sustained injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
HOME RAIDED

Tho home Of Tony Various NJ No. 20
Baker street. was raided Tuesday night
by Deputy stat" Prohibition Officer J.
r. Clayton. Special Prohibition Enforce
ment Officer William Gutman and state
Policeman Dorsey Brown, finding 100
Ca lions Of mash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04

Female labor in Switzerland hay not
vet been accredited an equal footing
with male labor. even where men and
women are doing the same kind, amount
and quality on work in the same con-,
Germ. Z,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
CONKLE TRIAL SET
FOR NEXT TUESDAY
Cont, sids Woman Coos ON TRIAL Again
for killing OF MIS-. Pearl
williams

Mrs Louise Conkle viii 80 on trfat m
criminal court Tuesday before Judge
Alan II Robinson for the killing OF
Mrs. Fcarl Willtnms The date was set
YESTERDAY by Judge Robinson
Mrs. Conklc VAS convicted OF second
degree murder and sentenced to serve
three vcars In the Penuentiary last
November. Through Attorneys =. ..
RovcN and Carl Q. Schmidt motion
was rrxrte for new trial and the mo-
ti,u MS granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04
and TreLdine

very soft woven fabrc-ikc tweed with slightly shaggy
effect grey with blue brown with blue and with
tan , 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-04

A very timely offer Of ser
viceable crcepcrS and dress
erS, scalloped and rmbroid-
cred in Delft blue ami pink,
made in a choice Of many
pretty models Sizes | to ).