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The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
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Mrs. +. Nj. Lindsey. Cheney Center)

John Snyder, the Rawleigh man
was in this vicinity Tuesday.
Harry Stewart and family spent
Sunday at the Rargher home.
The five Croft boys spent We'd
resday in Holly, visiting with theil
brother, Burr. who is working in
Holly
Johnny Willhite and Raymond
Stewart were Holly visitors Sat,lr-
day afternoon.
Gertrude Stewart spent Tuesday
night with Nellie Willhite.
Mrs. Pike and children spent Sat
nlday and Sunday visiting friends
at Plains.
Reedy and Rushman were selling
apples IN this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Charley Travis spent Friday
night with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey james was
,ransacting business in Lamar
Thursday
Ira Ferris and family spent Sun
day evening at the Pringle home.
NJ. J.. Dowdal and wife were trans.
its STRIPES. Amos must be some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strange and children
spent Sunday at the II. b. Remedy
home
Nellie Willhite went. to Granada
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Chieftain Correspondence
Interesting Gathered BY Our Efficient Corp
Correspondents

tafned number of friends with a
dance ut their home near buckeye
Saturday night. Delicious refresh
ments consisting of oyster soup.
crackers, pickles. sandwiches, cake
and coffee were served Everyone
departed at n late hour, reporting
a-delightful time.
T.. L. Kelley who has been spend
ing the summer with his son. Y. HI.
Kelley. left Thursday for Spring
field. Mo, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene kel.
ley and son Dale of Cheney Cented
accompanied him and will spend
the winter In Mo.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
MOTOR RouYE rBp NEWS
tBy Carol Pawersl


Dave Corbin returned to Hutchin,
son, Kansas. after three weeks
visit here.
A very good time was enjoyed by
all present at the South T0Wnei
school house Tuesday evening. A
good program was provided. then
efreshments were servd by the
Willing Workers After the prog
,am the candidates made talks. II
andidates were present.
Mikes have moved on the YOut
'ey place and tho children started
20 school Wednesday.
Lyman Herrick and family ana
Mrs. G. l.. Herrick attended the
barbecue at Holly Wednesday
G. b. Frost made business trip
20 Holly "Wednesday.
Tie short Grass auartette" met at
the Nathan Powers home Thursday
evening and practised Niger songs
tcr Literary.
Mrs. August Reinert called on
MIS-. George Fedde Thursday after
noon.
V. l.. Hinluan went to Holly to
have dental work done Thursday.
Y. Shedivetz and family attended
the barbecue at Holly.
q. b. Frost called on R. f. Lee
Il elnesday evening.
;Iis. Allie Thomas visited Mrs.
ewart Thursday.
G. L. Herrick hauled feed to
:cwner Thursday.
Allie Thomas and wife attended
the barbecue at Holly.
lyman Herrick went to TOwner
Thursday
Alr Weir and Ed Gilmore made n
business trip to Holly Saturday
morning. ID
A pie supper was given at the
Coulson school house Friday even
ing. The school had arranged the
entire program and 1t was very good
Tie money from the pies was to
purchase curtains for the school
house and to paint it ON the inside
There were lots of pies sold and all
brought fair price.
August Reinerts went to George
Fcddc's Sunday.
C. B. Frost and V. L. Hinman went
to Towner on business Saturday.
Robert Il. Lee was in Holly Sat
urday afternoon.
+. Shedixetz and family took din
ner at the c. l.. .Herrick home Sun.
day.
Alr and Mrs. Allie Thomas went
to Lamar Monday morning. z
c. B. Frost and family took dinner
with Humans Sunday.
j. B. Whipple and family were
in Holly Saturday.
w. l. Clappers spent the day at
iiGffmeisters Sunday.
Andy Reinert is doing the work
at the A. II. Thomas home while
they are in Lamar
lyman Herrick and son Leslie
spent Sunday evening at E. J. Whit
Ties home.
Carol Powers went to TOwner
evening for school supplies.
Don't forget the box supper at
Young school house, Friday, Nov
rmber B.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

Monday morning whore she will at.
tend high school.
w. b. Haggerty spent Sunday at
che Pringlc home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lindsey and
Martina Pope were callers at the II.
b. Kennedy home Sunday evening.
Geo. Allen made trip to Holly
Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
FerocIous Barracuda.

Tie great barracuda, which Is
found OF borh coasts of North Amer
leu, Is as savage as the shark Ii some.
times attains a length of eight feet.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
eor The tjnbre,,a

Sponge black silk umbrella with
sweetened strong tea. The tea will re
store the color Of the fabric and the
sugar will stiffen the fabric.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Hen Eats Her Chicks.
GOOD NEWS

Hen Eats Her Chicks.
A British Columbia woman says that
one OF her hens ate one of its chicks
last month. She thought that there
must have been something the matter
with the chick, but she discovered her
mistake when the hen commenced eat.
ing another chics which was healthy
In every respect.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Ground for suspicion.

When an unmarried woman OF thfr-
~ confesses her age we begin to sns-
pect thal she Is engaged to an alleged
millionaire
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Small SANITY Congregation.

Church Notice-"Splendij busic win
.e n feature. Come early. All sinners
are urged to assist In the choir.'-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Mot 10 Re pons Llahtl..

II may be possible for a man to love
two women at the same time, but 1t
certainly isn't conducive to placidity.
and 1t isn't likely even to be safe.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

Shame Often Well Concealed, Though.
When pride cometh, then cotneth
shame, hut with the lowly is WISDOM.
Solomon.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
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4 +
LYCAN LIsTENIN0s
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Mrs. Mabel I.ycan)

Amos Bland has in his possession
a small snake OF many colors. We
think there were seven colOrs In
its stripes. Amos must be some
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Chance Must Be Seized.

Chance happens to all, bur to turn
chance to account is the gift If a few.
-Bulwcr.l ytton.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

Not Originally opprobrious.
.QuaoS" doctor originally meant
quake or ague, doctor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26
NOTICE TO PATRONS

All persons needing transfers TOR
pupils should apply fvr same III onfe.
as The time tor transfers expires
June let.
NORA y Mtfxi0w.
County superintendent.
IsAndnf rinAnlflnd ais cal r4..taifa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26
COL. EWING TO STAGE
ANOTHER FLAG RAISING


tSonthueu from Page i.)
copy Of the Leaders storm and high
school pictorial edition. incased In
o:lcloih and asbestos covering will
be among the other things incased
in the cylindar. The whole win be
cemented in and thea the flag rails
ing will be solemniEed
Following are some OF the items
that will make up the historical col
lection: A copy OF the Logan county
Legionnaire. official organ of the
American Legion; Liberty Loan but
tons OF the five issues. all OF which
Col. Ewing subscribed to: cam
paign button OF Hughes presidential
campaign OF 1916: Ewing's crcden-
iiaIs as -four minute man In war
times; button given Ewing by Il. Of
r +. of Ohio OF wn.eh organization
he Is a member: letter from Presi-
dent Mckinley bcfores ho became
president date April ls. 1926: letter
from John w. Weeks. secretary OF
war on the subject OF the Soldiers
hospital bill and bonus All OF which
he IL for and VIII aid in bringing
about he says in the letter. Teie-
gram from Attorney General Daugh-
erty; letter from General Wood and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26
HALF THE FIGHT
AGAINST ILLNESS
Keep the Liver Prepared to Do
Its Duty in Cleansing the
System. Black Draught
VIII Help.

kernersvillo. N. Co. Mrs Wcslc,
Mabe, who resides near here. nnys
Theufoni's Black Draught q kep. In
her home all the tina. since IL has
proved very valuable when used 10
correct arrangements or the ityar
stomach and bowels. and 10 help tre.
vent sickness from developing from
such conditions.
For dIsxinos~. backachas. colds,
and similar trnublrM Black Draught
Is a wonder" nccrding TO Mrs. Mabe
TT helps carry away hlIe and cold
saw.
Il have used black Dransht with
my whole family. and will continue
10 do 40, as II has proven It's worth.
We are glad 10 recommend Black
Draught- My health Il just fine.
Black Draueht has been found a
useful adiuvant In breaking up colds,
when the use OF laxative ~ cathar-
tic medicine Il indicated. II acts up
on the liver ~ a tontr. helping II 10
drive poisons and Dnhealthful mat
tcrs from the system.
Billiousncss. dizziness, coated
tongue, bitter taste in tho mouth. Of
len warn YOU that your liver Is Out of
fix Don't neslact H. rrocentien ~
Illness u better than cure. Take
-Draugf,t. FOR your liver Be
sure you get Thedford'e.
Most druggists sell Black Draught.
Get a package. today Thedford'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

I,oador classified ads set rcaulta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

Rose Luncheon at Country Club
One Of the pretiiest affairs or tho
week was the Rose Luncheon given
yesterday AZ the Country Club by
Mrs. George Speer AMI Mrs. George
Martin. Forty-four guests were
seated at TWO long tables which were
decorated with variety or roses
Between the pillars nere baskets on
roses and the mantle was banked
with honeysuckle and roses.
The hostesses wese assisted in
serving by Mrs Roy crabbe. Mrs.
Carr Fairfield. Mrs. win Patterson,
Misses Dorothy Speer. Gladys Casey
and Dorothy Loveless.
Out OF town guests were Mrs.
Martins sisters Mrs. Jerry Marker.
and Mrs. Herbert Garfield OF Ok
lahoma CITY. Mrs Earl Patterson OF
Roswell. New Mexico and Mrs. Burg
-t'1 VI hHHsdS tdty.
High score In the game OF bridge
was made BY Miss Mayme Oliver.
consolation by Mrs. g. G. sandidxe
and general cut went to Mrs. Arthur
Neal.
" n NJ
Recital at Hagar Plano Studio
Wednesday evening Miss JAMIE
Hagar presented her pupils In an
Ensemble recital whipa consisted Of
duets, trios and two piano pieces.
Miss Reifa Fuhring assisted In the
vocal numbers. The program OF
sixteen numbers was greatly enjoy |
"a by ALI
Those who participated were Mary |
Sonise Anderson, Florence butcher.
iaen KnebeI, F1eeta Simpson. Doro- !
ny Miller. Betty Mahoney. Dorotha !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY :

Mrs iscueF. Misses jamie and Lilo
il0user and Mrs. Ihrlssle ponahue
spout yesterday In Oklahoma city.
M M
Mrs T. A. Tanstall Is Visiting
relatives in shickashs. Okla.
m " m
Miss Alma Houghton is spending
the week In shawnes.
IN N "
Mrs, Ora Miller has tor her cues,
her daaThiar Mrs clsrk Mcdonald
o' Tyler. Texas
" " "
Mas Eileen Adams Il Crescent a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26


visiting Mr. and Mrs John AsiaEna.
" " u
Miss Waliclia lianEa IL visiting her
grandmother In Wichita. Kansas
NJ NJ .g
Mrs Harvey Matehest has ~ hcr
guest her sister Nisa Hanraty of Me-
Ales,er.
~ m M
D. H. snaey Lst yesterday mr.
Enid where ho has ae,'episd a posf-
tlon with Grain company.
N NJ NJ
Mrs, Grace Eilis and children.
zelaa and IEoraqs :efi Wednesday
evening for Lindsey. Colorado where
they viii spend the sumner.
N NJ NJ
Mr.. =. H. Spnwlsr has returned
from trip 20 Iionola'a.
" " VI
Mr. and Mrs. John Carey N
pcnnlson. Iowa are 10 Guthrie look
inT after business interests and
visiting old acQuainIaaccs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

NJ " E VI x N " ~ " VI " Mw n X u
S DAILY ThOuGHv \
Y zx Il x a " /. u u X n n III ~
The difficulties Aardshirs. and
trials Of life, the Obstacles ene en-
counters on tho rcal T. fortune. are
positive Blessings They knit the
muscles more firmly. ANA teach
self-reliance. Peril ia the element in
which power Is developed" =. w
Mathews.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

Fruay
q. l. A, club Mrs. Joe Collins.
Domestic Science club-s slrs. r. u.
Dooley.
Tau III Mu club Miss Mae Me-
Goldrick.
The Eastern Star Friday night at
Temple.
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma Luncheon Miss
Mayme Oliver
~ NJ y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

H. M Jones. &C years old, was se-
lected from among nine apDiican,a %
take a place offered through o. l.,
Hudson. or the federal state employ
ment service, by farmer living near
Moore, Okla, Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

! have bought ont one of the large
FIRE and TORNADO Insurance.
AGENCIES in our city and am prepared
TO write all kinds of Insurance. Your
business will be appreciated. Roy
kneeland. Phone 1917 office 100 la
West Oklahoma Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

srnny ether items of interest and
aistory. There viii ESQ he. spe-
s:saa copy of the Christian church
bulletin ard otasr church papers
placed in the flag base
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

We hear that 2@es live Polish
geese recently arrived In London. and
expressed much satisfaction at tho
sights OF the metropolis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

FOR RENT Q furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Modarn and con
senient ais y. Logan. Martha M
Neal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

Linncl'orn Aeien Clark. Dertha
kelso. vSecn l~onxpsne. wlclls Banks
Opal Walton. EdnA Hall. Gladys
Crews, EuzAss,h Roblnson. velaa
Tetssrs- Pearl Davis. x<lma scllers.
Margaret OerhArds. Lloyd lleldea.
Mark Nenmsa and rar swanson,
MISS MaFsarcs terAagds will slva
4 recital next Tuesday
" " N
Altrurssn Cub
The Aissuri&n csab met al ,he IL
hraFy Thursday afternoon VIVA tnc
lesson waJ 'farS~sL scnasmenta4s
The foilowlnk we're elasscd A. offa-
sers fov the ensuing sean i'resldens
Mrs. u. q. Johns: Vice. presldenv.
Mrs. n A. lAoth. se. rcsary. Mr&
Frank Mcclure.
n n n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-26

LIKE CLOUDS ACROSS a SUMMER
SKY
foretslllng the dreaded storm are the
sfmpsoms OF womcn's diseases which
point the way 70 physical and mental
breakdown. Tho nervous irritabillty.
the backnche. the draegiug pains. are
not only hard 70 endure. hat they
bring certain knowledge Of collapse
unless something Il done TO relieve
the sufferer. There Il one standard
remedy which has shown the way out
Tor nearly fifty years The women
who have come hAck" through the
use of Lydia ". pinkhams vegetable
Compound ipresent Ian argument
stronger than words could ever be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Reymann Reelected President
Of the Ayrshire Breeders As n

Iru! . Rcymann Of Wheeling was
~iGualIv houor"d at Devon. Pennsylvania
on June Il by being unanimously re
elected 10 tho presidency of tn" Ayr
shire breeders Association at It's annud!
meeting His large services TO the AS
ISOLATION during tn" past year nave
brought him genera appreciation
throughout the breed and recognition
"a valued leader.
Following tho meeting cs tn" AsSocIa-
tion ono hundred-fifty friends q! the
AYRSHIRE were tho banquet guests or
PENNSYLVANIA breeders. ON III" follow
iug day rorty-twn AyrShIreS sold at
auction for an average Of $50 the top
prire tn!ng $500 This is the first con-
sigumcnt sale 0f cattle Of any breed
whose freedom from disease was 50
wei guaranteed that they could b"
taken INTO Fcdcrally accredited herds
without Quarantning. It sets a ncw
high standard for dairy cattle sales.
CaCnpOn Molly Douglas from tn" Roy
mann Memorial Farms at Wardensyille.
w. Va. was the highest priced COW in
the sale. going {" Qua Forge Farm.
Spring Grove, Pennsylvania, for Sl"ln.
Visiting breeders Joined in a tour 81
IN" famous Ayrshire breeding .n>titn-
ti"ns in the section around Phiiad"l-
uh.a on the third day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
old SOLDIERS GUESTS
Of TOILET WATER CLUB
civil war vets TO Be Entertained ut tho
PythIan Castle This Evening

Elaborate PREPARATIONS are being maae
nv the BLACK Prince Lodge NO ~
Knights Of Pythias Toilet Water cup
rSr tho social session which VIII ne
held this evening at the Pythian Castle.
Following the regular convention o'
he Black Prince lodge. about ten can
Sda,es will he Spr;ak,ed and nude tu'I'
Nedged members OF the Toilet water
club.
Members 90 Holiday Post. q. A L.
W. be IN" guests ~ the i"''e' va
ho,s and The vets will be given royal
vnlronr, Any Fyth!an ku!gh' N GOOD
handing can join the Toie' Water
-r,,h ,rov:dlng he IS not a millionaire
Iv.h'ans contem2,a'!nG Joining IN"
ranks - ;hc To!lN: Wafer club shoN!a
N 81 tonight. They VIII hay" pi"n,i
~ company and the journey VII n0' w.
1u!te 80 lonesome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
10 YEAR MISSION
PROGRAM LAUNCHED

TIA" Grsr plans for ten year M
,ry program were begun yesterday hN
M. Methodist Church's Of Nh'"I'nH RI
hair meeting held 4; the Fourth street
II T. church The program Wi! be-
.iu ia 49, and clos" in 1895.
The purros" Of yesterdays meeting
MS &C. discuss ~" needs uf IN" Wheel
ing district wi'hiu 'ho ton wear p"rioo
IT the program They VIII hav" 'hre"
years 20 plan IL" program and y"St"r-
aav's meeting was N" nrSi held In CON
n"ciinu with m" same. Work or IN"
~Hmr nature Is hcjnE don" by M"thodists
In their own districts
The meeting yesterday opened NJ ?
o'clock In the mQrninE. and morning and
afternoon sessions wore held There
we-c ,hir'y-thr"" ministers and thirty
ihrcc 'aymon present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
River DOWN TO SIS;
REPAIRING DAM IS

The water in the ONO above the NC
Ne,arn Dam No. - was very low yes
,er,I2y owing :" tho fact that workmen
arc rroai-iug tn' wicksts on the dam.
Tho pool stage registered At the wharf
r.a,er,!ay was about six and one half
feet.
Yesterdays Boats.
The Senator C"cd.N departed from ~"
local wharf yesterday ~ noon enr"ut"
from Pittsburgh and points up the RIVER
~ Charleston.
The Hci"n +: docHed last evening
apout o.clocN on it's regular every
n.her day rip from New Matam"ras'
The Liberty cleared tn" local WAR
about; 5 o'clock last evening "nrou'e
from GAINESVILLE and other points down
n. river FOR Pittsburgh.
Today's Boats.
The H.r~, Ann MI clear IN" wharf
soust!r,c mis- morning -'Dr"ute it"H
ro.n,s down the river to Pittsburgh.
IN. Gon~rai Hrowder will depart from
RI. wharf this afternoon for fitts-
buzz.
Tho Helen +. will clear tn" wharf at
u g. ,'cIrrk mis- morning on It's return
TN go New Matamoras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
MUST STATE PARTY
OR NOT VOTE IN
AUGUST PRIMARY

49, ,. g. ,.... ., .r... ...,,,,,
ing pr '"""'E ''''''n ~ ~ "'',' va -NnH
", ""N' sc
p""',r"h ~ ''''"''''' 80 my wiz ''''
'' "'h.'"'" {" Voc a. Inv II '''"''
Many pcoD!" az" not aNar" "i his
new law and r"fus" I" inform -" reg
;$trarS. who are ROW making a house
,n-houS" canvass. 90 what political
party they arc affiliated with. some
Of the registrars do no, explain 90 tho
voters tna' il - necessary tor them 20
s;ate their party affiliations or loos"
their vot" and as result they are
marked Ms independents in the r"gistra-
tjor hooks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
SECOND u. P. SCHOOL
HOLDS OUTING TODAY

The entire sunday school Of tho Sec
ord United Presbyterian church OF this
,.!tv viii hold its annual outing today
on the grounds surrounding the home
oS Miss prus;e Garden In Warwood.
The members OF the school who are
planning TO attend the picnic are re-
qucsted to be at the church at noon SO
as 10 permit tina crowd To catch the
1880 car thereby arriving In Warwood
at | o'clock.
\ picnic lunch will be served at
O'Clock in the evening hut the crowd
will stay over until quite late hour
as the guests Of Miss Garden. The com
m!,tee In charge Of the entertainment
e working out a program that Will IN
rludc something now and different that
will Re Of real interest I" picnickers and
a good time is insured TO all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS
HAVE FINE OUTING

Th~ ."rrin"d Sunday schools 81 me
,.T;,,rraI ,hutcb"> in Wheeling and sur
.1,.,d.nr .cr~i,ory Yesterday held 'h't7
annual ,.,,,..,. a, t'amphrlrS Er"N" on
TX. ~'hon.iug crock. The members ~
tho different schools met ~ their 70
.N,-..'ir" CHURCHES aud mad" IN" trip ."
The p.,ni,. grounds in motor truck
III. ;arosrk~rs uj"yed dime: and sup
NO q, tho crunrr! aud In n" afternoon
= delightful Program vas held IN which
~ &. ,,..s took part. Tn" events on
.s.. ,.,"cra:r cal;"d for all attendants
90 iar,sc.ra'. and a thorough good H""
,ra~ had by al. TT" trucks r"'"rH'"
o.. 10 ...ry shortly before dark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
HOLD WOMAN TO COURT
Under BOND OF $1,000

MIR Mice Peterson Was Yesterday
held 10 n. n"xt grand jury under $i."''
bond when arraiEuNd before squire John
W ktndelbergCr tOr preliminary hear
lrS on Il charge OF assault on Mrs. j"-
aephine Logan.
The assault - alleged ." haN" %
,-rrreG on the South Side s"vcra! weeks
ago The two women &aE" had s"n"
'rouh.c previous TO the alleged as
SAUL About six o'clock in ~" evening.
Two weeks ago police we're called I" IN"
Eou'h SD by reiEhh0rs and on their
ar!,al W. Logan alleged Mrs. I'"ter-
non had assaulted her hv HtrIh'nE h"r
over The head with a broom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
FINANCE co.
BOARD MEETS
PLANS ARE BEING FORMULATED
FOE ERECTION OF BUILDING
ON TIE HOUSE KERR
MAN CORNER.
wish 70 Sell $50. 900 Worth OF STOCK In
stead Of issuing Bonds TO COM
plete Fund.

4. , ,,,...t..,.. 40 mo ,rupnrary board
A',...,., - ,r. E,,,nr. company
N,ra ,,-,crl,, SEVERAL important mat
49, r.l,,.., IN tA, tur;Icr orcanIGa-
49,, - ,,,. ,...,,.,ary v,r,. de,.!dcu upon.
80, ,,,,.,, ,,,,,r. ,n.,t m. name OF the
49,. H.. ,b.,ns.cI 10 The Indus
,I lE,,,.,,,, ,.,,,nnany. and that IN.
80 ',s,u,uc hnnds uu ;hc budding
sSeHN ,.S'S So, ,n.. House \ Herman
~, 100. y,,,l ~. ~,,,t To- raise the $50
,,nN -o,ra1
,,,I,...,,,o,, Ss., h,.r made 20 Score
Sc uous,nu :; Nnunx. Tor It
90 -, .,.,rn,,.,,inn. > nd it Is
Gel ""' ''1 t.,,r ,,,,r no. rrreiycd
'\P''uI .', o,,,,,rroo
hSE' '"u.S o 49,, ,h, ,,n,orv ,-e as
nv, f,,.'l.,r,- hrr mo frst project
!S., u" ..tara,In, VII h, ;hc cree
''., At. ., g,nr story of.,c. building at
,..,,,,,n and Nr-.s, street. the
,',,,. 49,, nf ,he Hens. and Herman
,,,,,,L
Swartz Discusses Plans
-rrorpls H. START ut pittsburgh.
vno ~ presid .nt4rf the Industrial fiT-
orrE t'or,.lnT.. is now In the city per
scra-. dircr,i,!s The preliminary work
OF no coupaut. and plans 10 remain
: - for some time
VI Swartz j. most enthusiastic over
stnc Fourteenth street building pr")ec''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Seven Wheeling Bankers
To Attend Convention

Seven Wheeling district bankers have
already s!cn.ncd their Intentions Of at
tending the Tweuty-niuth annua' con-
Ventinu Of the West Virgin MIA Bankers
Association which Will he held In White
Sulphur Springs June - and Is
Those who have already d"rld"d t"
make the trip arc: l.. +. ialler 0f tn"
Citizens Saving and Trust Company.
Baird Mitchell Of the Mutual Trust 20.
g. W. LETTERS Of the National EXchaug"
Rank. Fred J. Fox Of tho Security Trust
CO.. ] A. Sigafoosc and Z. " Hunter
Of Moundsville and &. Il. Low" Of Nc
Mcchen.
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arrumen, in a South Side restaurant.
wcrc both dismissed Of the charge yes
trrdav afternoon by Squire John W
Eindclhcrccr at n preliminary hearing
Thurman alleged that the two mon
rscd a knife in the affray and that ne
was cut on the face. Evidence yeSter-
day WAS that there was no knife used
but that Thurman picked UP plate
and Snlcs struck Thurman with his hst
and that his finger nail cut Thurman