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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06

dielectric. They do this to a surpris-
ing degree. although it is naturally
not possib!, to absolutely eliminate
either capacity or dielectric loss. The
result is. however. increased signal
strength. Another novel feature is
the incorporation of a vernier vario-
meter. which provides very fine in
ductance variation in antenna and
grid circuits. A vario-coupler is used
to couple the antenna circuit electro
magnetically with the secondary or
grid circuit. A grid variometer is
used for tuning the grid circuit.
There are two panels. a front and
back, as shown in the illustration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
FRANCES ACTION LEGAL,
Daugherty Rules Senator Cable to
Genoa Within U. S. Law.

The action Of Senator France, repub-
ican, Maryland, in cabling the Genoa
conference and urging that it invite
American participation, fails to fall
within the application of criminal
statutes. Attorney General Daugherty
declared in a letter to Miss Mary Kill
breth OF the Woman Patriot Publishing
Company Of this city. in which he de-
clined to institute criminal prosecution
or the Maryland senator as Miss Kill
breth had requested.
The letter, made public by Senator
Weller. republican, Maryland, declared
that there was doubt as to the con-
struction Of the statute covering cor
respondence with foreign governments
and that Senator France must be given
the benefit Of the doubt"
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terry potential on the plate Of the
vacuum tube.
"B' Battery.-A battery made up of
a number of flashlight batteries con-
nected together. Block cells are
made. the cells being covered with
parafine to withstand dampness.
Plate.-The internal element of a
vacuum tube. Consists of a molyb-
denum sheet suspended around the
grid and filament. The positive end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
STANDARD PRICES, TOPIC.
Booksellers to 'Discuss Proposal at
Convention Monday.

Price Standardization will be fea-
ture of discussion at the American
Booksellers Association convention,
starting next Monday morning here
and concluding on the evening of
Thursday. An entire day will be de-
voted to this subject.
Support will be sought for the
Stephens-K Kelly bill, which provides
that it shall be lawful for a vendor
or seller to prescribe the uniform
price and manner of settlement at
which different qualities and guam
titles of a product may be retailed.
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morrow, has been postponed to Mon
day, May Is, at 3:15 pm. it was an
nounced last night by Leona X.
Yoder, chairman of the press com
mittee. Prof. Rachelle Yarros of tn
University of Illinois and speciai
consultant of the United States Pub
lie Health Service will speak on ''Th''
relations of the parent and the child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06

of the "B" battery is connected to it.
Grid Leak.-Generally a pencil line
drawn across the grid condenser.
Used to give the vacuum tube mega
tive charge on the grid. This Is a
essential.
Rheostat.-A resistance Of nj
chrome wire wound on a circular
form, with lever running over it to
vary the amount of wire in circuit.
Used to vary the briiliancy of the
filament of the tube. ~
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A NEW SHORT WAVE TUNER.

The principal features of the short
wave radio receiver illustrated are
the so-called Basketball type"
variometers. They are specially de-
signed to eliminate distributed ca
pacity and losses eccasioned by solid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
COL. ROSS RECEIVERS.

Lieut.. Col. Stanley S. Rose, finance
department. has been relieved from
further treatment at Walter Reed
General Hospital and ordered to re-
turn to his proper station, Fort Hunt,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
RADIO EXPLAINED
~ By F.. H.LEWIS -,
INSTRUCTOR NEW YORK. YMC.A. RADIO SCHOOL

atoms it is seen that not all of the
energy in transmitting antenna can
be used to produce ether oscillations
The losses can be reduced, however,
if care is taken.
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MAI. PICK TRANSFERRED.

Mai. Walter R Pick, Veterinary
Corps, at Camp Travis, Tex. has
been ordered to this city for duty at
the Army Medical School.
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WARRANT OFFICER RETIRED.

Warrant Officer George Bruley, at
Walter Reed Hospital. has been
placed no the retired list on account
of physical disability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
MEETING DAY POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Parent Teacher
Association and Mothers Club of the
John Eaton School scheduled for to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
ORDERED TO HOSPITAL.

Maj. John S. Smylie, coast artillery,
at West Point. has been ordered to
Walter Reed Hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-06
Radio Dictionary.

Radio Dictionary.
Loose Coupler.-Two coils, one slid
ing or turning inside the other. The
outside coil is called the primary and
the inside one the secondary. The
primary is generally wound with No.
% wire or larger. The secondary can
be wound with smaller sizes. When
used in a circuit without variometers
or ticker coil. it is known as a nom
regenerative tuner.
"a" Battery.-Storage battery. Very
often called the "a battery. A six
volt battery used to light the fla
ment on the vacuum tube.
Potentiometer.-Ar resistance made
of graphite with metal switch points
embedded in it. in the form of a Sec
tor. 1t is used to vary the "B" bat
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How to Build a Radio Set
No. 5-Mounting the Instruments.

bracket IL fastened to the panel by
$50 oval head machine screws. The
brass strip for the brackets can be
secured at any radio supply store.
After mounting the coil, there should
be wires mo. 20 cotton covered or
enameD soldered to the switch points
and the other ends OF the wires SOL
dered to the taps on the coil. In SOL
dering use very little fiux or paste,
and a small amount of solder. Keep
the iron hot and well timed. The
iron can be timed by rubbing it on a
piece of Sal-amoniac crystal. All con-
nections on the panel should be SOL
dered. Figures and show the
mounting for the coil. They are
needed.
(Tomorrow-.Wirinr the Instrumental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
FLAMES DESTROY
DWELLING HOUSE
Defective Hose Delays Application Oh
Water on Building at Wensburg
Early Wednesday.

A small frame dwelling house. located
In the rear OF the lot adjoining Stew
arts blacksmith shop on South Charles
street WelshurE. Was practically de-
stroycd by fire on Wednesday morning
shortly before o'clock By the time
the Wellsburg fire department arrived.
flames we're licking all sides Of tho
building. They were subdued when Il
large stream Of water was played on
the building for few seconds; then
the hose burst. This required about
three minutes to repair and the flames
again covered the building. The sec
ond time tho water was turned, tho
hose again gave way, but In the mean
time another section had been connect
cd up and was put in play.
The flames were discovered whcn
Mrs. Sallie Odell screamed TO l. =
Nichols and II II. Slower. who were
employed in nearby building. These
men rushed TO the house. where they
found small gas cooking stove ablaZe.
They hurried Mrs. Odell from the build
ing and then sounded the alarm. The
building was occupied by family nam.
ed Jones. Both husband and wife hnd
gone to work, however. leaving Mrs
Odell alone in the house. The firemeh
we're fortunate in combining the flames
TO the building.
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BRUCE ELLIOTT
HEADS ADJ CLUB
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
FOLLOWS ENJOYABLE
BANQUET
Delightful Entertainment Program Fut
On at Dinner-Meeting Last
Evening.

Drucc Elliott, Of the Stone and
Thnu,s department store. was elected
president Of the Wheeling Ad clup at
tho annual election held last evening
following n banquet ut the PARADISE
Dining Parlors Other officers elected
were: -,
len and Hunter.
Secrc,ary-W. q. Garrett (McAdam' $
Agency
Trcasurcr-F. u. Walton Sr. (Wheel-
Ing Publicity BurcaW
Executive Committcc-Ralph Gushing
(Whceling News) and Mr.. Mac'eigh
central Ohio Paper Company
The banuuct last night was attended
bv about so members or the Al cIup.
The committee in charge arranged an
Interesting program which was carried
out after the election.
Enhcrt Robertson Of the Court The
ptrc Stock company entertained the at
PENDANTS with comedy songs and patter.
He also told Of the plans Tor the h'-
wan club circus which will soon be
shown here by the local kiwanis cluo'
Jack Ball of the Vccs-Ball Stock COM
pauy next entertained win some stories
which Jack" GOT of in his own partic-
ular style and delivery. The stories
were yer yamusing to the Ad men,
K. l.. Griffith followed with Il mono
loguc which was very good ana was re-
Ceived we'll by the attendants. sinner
ais SyncOpatiun Orchestra furnished inc
music for the affair and rendered the
latest and most popular NUMBERS
After the election of the ofhcers eacn
was called upon for short speech. All
responded and were given glad hands oy
their fellow club members.
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VOTER DISCOVERS
he ISN'T CITIZEN
Constantine Buocolo, Fonansbee ItaI-
Ian, Now Has to 30 NaturaHzed.

A somewhat unusual incident came TO
light on Wednesday morning In the Of
fee of the clerk OF the circuit court ~
Brook county, when Constantine Bn'-
colo. Italian, of Follansbee, was Obliged
TO take naturalization papers. although
he has voted on several occasions ON
the strength Of first papers taken out
by his father. who Is now deceased.
Buccolo reported that he came TO thi'
country when II years or age. II ap-
nears that his father had at one tim"
taken out first papers and these had
beeu construed for naturalization pa
pers. The younger Buccoio Is the owner
Of some property. hut he was informed
that 1t will be necessary for him TO 70
through the regular procedure OF max
ing application for first papers now and
then waiting two years before obtain
ing his final document.
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Flag Of the free. OF thee we sing.
Heaven alone has = place over thee
So say the patriots. and 50 1t must be-
Tonight at the Pythian castle. the
Black Prince lodge. No. -. II. or T.
Toilet Water club will celebrate 'Hud-
nut Night Two hundred bottles OF
Violet Toilet Water. gift from tho
Richard Nudnut perfumers or New
York and Paris will be, distributed
among the members.
\ special feature of the evening pro-
gram will be an address by Or. Andrew
J. Harness. DR.. Harness Will tell tho
boys thing or two that they should
know, and will tell them in way that
Is easily understood. The club meeting
tonight will take place rs usual immed-
lately after the regular convention OF
Black Prince lodge. No. 10. knights or
Pythias. and will get an unusually carry
start owing TO the fact that the lodS'
has TO initiatory work on. The Toilet
Water club knows that Old Glory Is
no, receiving the attention II should
have. and invites committees from any
other patriotic orders to meet with
them TO see what we will see. Come on
boys, let's get behind our country
flag The club will initiate string
of fifteen candidates tonight James
II. link. "Budnut'' vii! water the boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
NEGRO IS CHARGED WITH
OFFENSE AGAINST CHILD

David Washington, colorrd. Of NO.
Goa Highland avenue. Warwood. was
arrested yesterday afternoon on war
rant sworn out by Squire John w.
,Eindclberger. charging him with con-
tributing to the delinquency Of minor
child.
The evidence. it is said. Is very
strong against Washington. He will be
arraigned for ap reliminary hearing
saturday afternoon at the county Jail.
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Central ", C, 7. U. Will
Meet Friday Night

The Central W. G. ~. l. of wheeling
will hold it's monthly meeting At the
Zane street NJ. T.. church at 7:45 o'clock.
Friday evening. June 2nd. There Will
he = short business session followed
by delightful program which Will lie
i'm charge Of Mrs s. .. Eotsford' super
intendent Of the Flower Mission society.
All members are requested to bring
flowers which will no distributed among
the sick Of the lodge and church. An
cId-roshioncd due tea viii be among
the features Of the evenings entertain
mont. The treasurer Will receive the
membership dues for 1922 at this meet
ing.
The meeting Is an open ono ana the
public Is cordially invited TO attend
After the close OF the program refresh
mcnts will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
Warrington High School
Annual Received Here

Comics OF The Miracle. the otficiai
annual publication of Warrington hign
school, have been received here ana
have proven 10 be the source OF much
comment. seldom has such publ
cation OF its kind been received IN
Wheeling. and It is ono OF the most
original seen In years.
over 40 pictures are In the issue
showing every class OF the high schoo''
individuals of the graduating class ths
faculty. tho athletes. the editorial STAIR
Of the issue and group pictures or the
athletic teams.
All Of the photography was done oy
r. c. Knee of the Photo crafters OF TINS
civ. and the success OF the issue Is
largely due to the Photographic WORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
STATLER BUYS IROQUOlS
voru.er Wheeling Man Buys S2rSoo'ooo
Hostelry ut buffalo

Word was received here Yesterday 70
m, erfec, that the Iroquois hotel at
nuralo. y. Y. one Of the countrys most
romous hos,elrIes. has been sold to the
Hotels Statler. Inc. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
;hat the consideration for the purchase
AZ the hotel was about s2,5o0,OoC. Inc
company, which purchased the lrauois
botnI ia headed by Col. f. NJ. Statler.
"u.ncr of the Hotels Statler In st. Louis
cleveland. Detroit. Buffalo ana me
Hotel Pennsylvania in New York cry,
colonel statler is former Wneenns
wan and mas many friends in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
BAN CUT0UTS
Chief Frazier Issues Strict Orders 70
Police Force to ENFORCE
Regulation

orders were issued Yesterday by
Chief OF Police Fred II. Frazier TO
members of the police department that
all vtolators Of the traffic ordinance In
respect 10 using cutouts on machines
were to be arrested.
This section of the ordinance nrohfo-
ting cutouts has not been strictly en-
forced in the past. Where driver IS
using his cutout and the policeman can
not stop him he will hereafter take an
other machine and go after the Hlolator
II he Is unable to read his license num-
Der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
SPRING FESTIVAL OF
BLUE TRIANGLE GIRLS

most refreshing and charming
entertainment vii he given by the Glrt
Reserves Of the Blue Triangle Branch
on Friday evening. June End. at the T.
W. c. A. Auditorium, corner Eleventh
and Chapline STREETS. The program VIII
consist Of play, and many graceful
beautiful folk dances.
This festival will he given under the
direction Of the Girls Work Committee
as a means Of raising funds with which
TO, send representatives the annual
Girl Reserve Conference. The pubic
Is cordially invited TO be present ana
10 enjoy with the girls pleasant
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
RIVER NEWS

The General Wood cleared the wharf
Yesterday morning after stopping here
nm the regular trip between Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. The boat was on its
way to Cincinnati.
The Senator Cordill left yesterday AZ
noon cnroute for Charleston.
The Liberty cleared the wharf about
o'clock last evening for Pittsburgh.
The Helen +. locked last evening
about o'clock from New Matamoras
Today's Boats
The Helen l.. will clear the wharf
around noon today on the return trip to
Cincinnati.
The pool stage of mint feet was reg
istered at the wharf yesterday.
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p1scosr1rur ,rEETzxos

The bi-weekly meetings OF the Wheel
ing traffic have been held In the paAt
have been discontinued during tho SUM-
NOR months and therefore there was no.
moatInp at the Mcclure hotel yesterday
The meetings will probably be resumeds
In the early fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
City Briefs

Troop II or the local Boy Scouts
will hold their regular meeting at the
First Baptist church tonight. Troop l.
West Alexander. will hold their reg
Mar weekly meeting al the West
Alexander Presbyterian church this
evening
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commencement week Events


1o.45 m-Ba alaurcate services,
Memorial church.
Tax n, m-Aurual Association SER
Services. Memorial church.
Monday. juno l2-
Seniors.
200 n. m.-Inter-Class Field Meet.
500 p. m.-Concers by Bethany Col
lege Rand.
Tuesday. June 10
1880 a. m.-ClaSs. Day EXERCISE
100 n. mart Exhibit IN Library
build.
r.NN n m.-Annual meeting. board OF
400 p. m.-Baseoan; Alumni vs..
Varsity.
5.4n n manual dinner TO trustees
by Domestic Science Department
500 n m.-Merry MasQuers present
Loves Labor Lost"
Wednesday. June II
e.o1 n. m.-Alumni Athletic meeting.
1000 a. m.-Basehan: Ptttsoureh Coz
Ieglars vs. Bethany.
1.3O n, m.-Presjdeut's reception.
400 y rn-Raseball: Michigan Aggies
W.. Bethany. -,
500 n. m.-Concert by Music Depart
ment.
Thursday. June Is
lois a. m.-The 10Th annual COM
menrement.
loo n. m-Alumnl luncheon.
500 p. m-Baschall: Michigan AgSies
vs. Bethany.
sacoalaureate Sunday
Eaccalaurcate service. 1915 l. NJ IN
BETHANY Memorial church.
DoNoloEy.
Hymn.
Communion Service.
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
.........R Rev. f. I. Wise
Anthem.
Sermon. President Cloyd Goodnight
Hymn
BencdiCtioU.
Annual Association Service, 7:45 p. m.
HYMN.
Scripture Reading and Prayer. -:
Rev. +. T. Wise
Anthem.
Announcements
Sermon. c. NJ. Watson
Hymn.
Benedlction.
commencement Day Program
In college chapel at 1915 a. m.
Orchestra.
Academic Procession.
Orchestra.
zssutatory. e. Miss Margaret Watson
Iu.,sdIctnrv S,...,..M Mr.. CLIFFORD HhcN
,T,,s,r Ecthanv College Giee Club
Crass Addrsss-"Education as AH-
p,,ed 70 Good Government" 49,.
.......... Hon. 3 b. Odeh
Orchestra.
Concerrinc Degrees. ................
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nrpEcroRs MEET TOMORROW

Tho board OF directors Of the Cham
ner Of commerce will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow at noon at the Fors
Henry club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

Nathaniel Ration, an English clerSy-s
man suggested the idea Of burytng an
unknown soldier from the battleheldA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
ADDRESSES FEATURE
LUNCHEON OF LIONS
DR.. WI Foo Long, of China, Entertains
Club-Nr. H. C. ogden and City
Manager Dowler Give
Brief Talks

Featuring the weekly session ~ the
Lions yesterday mt the Hotel Windsor
were addresses by DR.. Wu Foo Long, Of
China, and Mr. IT. {. Ogden, candidate
for tho Republican senatorial numina-
ton. There was capacity attendance,
every seat being filled. Among other
guests were Mayor Thomas t. Thoucr.
City Manager Charles II. powlcr and
Councilman Otto Schcnk. Two new
members were initiated Into the club.
Or. i. \. Hamilton and Mr. il. y. PeaSc.
The Invocation was delivered by DR..
c. T.. Allen OF the Fourth Street Meth
odlst church. following which the
beasts were fed by the Windsor at
tendants After calling the attention
Of those present TO tho two new cubs.
who were enclosed IN n cage and given
only bread and milk to cat. President
C. II. Watkins called on Chairman
Trussell OF the welfare committee Tor 4
report on the safety campaign. Mr.
Trussell stated that instead or Cnniin-
Ing the campaign TO the Lions, ii had
been thought best to include various
other organizations. and Mayor Thoncr
was asked TO name n committee. The
report of tho nominating committee
was then heard All Of the former OFF,
GERS were rcnomnated with the cNcep-
ton OF cheer leader. for which position
Cub Anderson and Cub Bowie were
nominated. Miss Clemcntirc Miller OF
Mississippi was introduced ana asked
members Of the club To participate as
actors In "a WOmanless Wedding,
which Is to be given for milk ana ice
fund for poor children. Several re
sponGed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

" c. Murray and r. II. Seidler.
local dairymen. were dismissed in po-
6ce court Yesterday morning BY Judge
rohn s. Ritz on recommendation Of
CYv Health Commissioner DR.. ". II.
McLain. The two dalrrmen were
arrested charged with selling impure
milk. DR.. McLain asked the court TO
be lenient because OF the first otfenSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

The students Of Wheeling High
school were entertained with a de-.
lightful vocal duet by Sherman Def.
baugh and Jerome Millicent during
the chapel session yesterday. These
special numbers are being put on
several times q week by the students
and are proving quite popular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

ne lid was clamped down on Sun
day dancing in Wheeling yesterday by
City Manager Charles II. Dowler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

= Andrew V. Fisher OF the South
Side. Yesterday announced that he
MOULD be candidate OF the nominal
ion for county commissioners the
primaries in August on the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

Beginning today. June 1st the stu
dents OF the public schools OF Wheel.
ing have only sixteen more days OF
school before the regular three month
vacation during the summer The
days will travel fast though for the
school OF the city are engaged in their
many activities SO popular with this
time CT year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

There were 126 more arrests last
month BY the police than during the
month OF April. The number OF arrest
during Nav was 305. compared 10 1T9
IA April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01
COMMENCEMENT WEEK EVENTS
At BETHANY ARE ANNOUNCED
10TH ANNUAL GRADUATION ExEE-
cIsA OF. COLLEGE WILL BE
HELD THURSDAY MORN
ING, JUNE 18TH
President Cloyd Goodnight TO Preach
Baccalaureate Sermon juno IL
Long List OF Events
Scheduled

The commencement number % the
Bethany College Bulletin was received
here yesterday. carrying a~c"'npIs'e
schedule OF the exercises arranged t"F
commencement week at the coIleEe,
commencement proper Will be hc.u
Thursday morning. June i. at IV:I'
o'clock, when the scvCnty-ninth E''u"-
ating class will be awarded d'p'oI' ma
rhe baccalaurca,e service will be held
In Bethany Memorial church SUNDAY.
Jnne III. q 11:45 a. M. and Or. Cloyd
Goodnight, resident OF the college
viii preach Tie sermon 70 the class.
The complete announcement OF the com
mencemcnt week events, as carried. /"
the College Bulletin. follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

Members of the Ohio County Bar
Association held their final luncheon
meeting OF the year Yesterday at the
Fort Henry club The session was
featured b. an address on writ OF
certiorari by Attorney Albert ". Laas,
Geocre Palmer and Annie Green
were held 10 the grand jury under
$500 bond Yesterday by Squire John
w. Kindelberger on charge oil un'
lawfully living together as man and
VIE. The woman had the man arres-
ted for assault and was fined in police
court Yesterday morning. II develop
ed at the hearing that they were not
married