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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Until ? o'clock y. m. May 10th. 1899.
III city Of Clarendon will Receive bids
for the furnishing Of an labor and mn
ierials for the installation IT $500 feet
eiEht'lnch. assoc feet siv inch. and 500
feet four-inch cast iron pipe with All
necessary castings and fittings Plans
and specifications on file with CITY
cleIt' Clarendon. Texas. and with W. u.
Howren. Room 3iFuqua building. Anna.
fhlo, Texas Each hid must bc accom-.
lanied by cashfr's or certified check
Ia the sum Of $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
t1rst Christian Church

Prelude Adantc-IBccthONcn
Offertory-Hymn 81 Nunr-Wely.
Solo-reach me 10 live-liolfc--Mrs,
Mauds Wilson.
Postiude-Marchc Triumphale-Du'
bois.
Prelude-Adoration from THE Holy
Clty'---taul
Offertory. In y flat--Batistc
Duet-i;vcry Prayer Shall Find It's
Answer Geiblc Mcsdamcs Moslcy and
krug
scio--Teach MqhTo Pay-Jewitt--
Mr.. a. G. Nilsson.
Postlude-siarch from THE Magic
Flute"-Mozart.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Church Of Chris, Tenth and FiIImarr,-

There are hypocritcs In the church,
But there will be- none In heaven. Why
not live with them while here and
be free over there than remain with
them here aud hereafter?
Bible study with classes for all arca,
9is to 1915 a. m. The church meets
To break bread and sermon u a. M.
Mission study class for Young l'eople
q D. m. Gospel preaching ) .. m
Evangelist Shepherd has returned and
viii occupy the pulpit today at both
services. Hear him. Mid-wcck Bible
study "Wednesday \ y. M. Ladies Bible
Class Thursday J y. M. Cottage Bible
Class 2UO2 Harrison. Thursday 1a5 y, M.
y. d. shepherd. Evangelist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
CHURCH NOTICES

meet with US for the Evening Service
at O'Clock and the pastor wiz az this
time deliver the sermon In honor II
the One Hundred and Third Anniversary
Of the founding 81 the Independent or.
der Of odd Fellows In Ameri,a. We
cordially invite the general public IA
well MS tho strangers In our city t.
worship with us.
Corner Tenth and Taylor Streets.
II. Thomson. Minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
First Church e Christ. Scientist. 1901

Taylor Street. -ScrNiccH every fnday
morning AZ a.. and an "Wednesday at .
o. m. sunday school at a;i5 n. M. for
students under 20 years ~ age. sub
ject for Sunday. Everlasting Punish
ment." \ reading room h maintlincd
In the church from $50 until y. m.
except Sundays and holidays. where the
Bible and other authorized Christian
Scientist literature can be read az pur'
chased. The public is cordially invited
Ia attend the services and To visit the
reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
Second I,ap,is, Church. 40 n. Pierce.

Tho Schools opens q, 9I5 a. m. Let
us keep W our good attendance which
IL not large hut 30 per cent of our en-
rollment. Al II o'clock a. M. the pastor
viii preach on this theme: "What Has
Become of the old Fashioned Christian
The theme at night II Repentance
our u. Y. +. us invite everyone to
attend their services which open at :
n. IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
First Presbyterian Church. SOUTH

Temporary Location, W. q. W. Hall.
Rev. Giliuly viii preach al the morning
hour. He In an Eyansciis, In the Con.
gregational Church. The evening hour
will be given over 10 the subject 81
civic Righteousness. The subject nj
hand will be-: Are the county and
city officials TO blame for the moral con.
dition Of Amarillo. Every body In In.
iited 10 hear this discussion. Repre-.
sentatlvcs Of the law are especially In.
vlted to he present at this hour. Some
one n responsible Tor lax notions of law
enforcement. and where should we put
the blame. II must he affixed some
where. and the evening hour viii he
dedicated 10 the honest effort o. call
spade a spsUie. OF tell things as they
are. and not Just ms they ought to be.
Jonathan y. Perkins. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
The Church of Christ Meets a, IN

The Church 81 Christ Meets NJ the
small Woodmcn Hall on Taylor Street
every first day of the week. Break
Bread services begins at II "a. m. N. ID.
Scroggins will preach on the name ~
Gods People. viii also prove who gavc
gave the name. We invite you To- come
and hear this subject discussed from o
Bible standpoint We take the new
Testament as Gods win to man. Lords
day April 3Oth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

first bsptlst Chureis-Ilsvc you con.
sldered your obligations 20 your church.
90 we'll ~ 10 your family and IN your
the Sunday School? The opening OK.
ciees bcrin promptly at $50 a. M. u
sou win attend you will no doubt be.
come Interested
The Pastor. DR.. II. w. Virgin. will
preach both morning and evening: aud
you will be assured Of n good sermon
In hearing him. The discussion for the
evening N To be the keeping Up The
Standards" 81 our moral and spiritual
iivea Has some disiiiusionment come
30 you and weakened your faith? You
will receive help and strength for the
coming problems u YOU study this with
an open mind. The service begins at
7ts: he on time.
Special attention In called 20 the clos.
ina Of the second quarter of the Local
financial system II the church. After
this Sunday. an Honor Roll will be pub
iished showing the names of all those
whose pledges are paid In fun. Let
us make this even larger than any Roll
published In the past we can II each
one will do see that his own name can
sppear there.
The rs Million Campaign spring round
up also closes TN May first. II IL de
aired that NJ great n cash payment be
made AZ IN possible. II II your duty
20 help.
Me1heaisis Atteniisn. Polk Street
Msthoiist sunday School In In d live
attendance contest with the First Meth.
odisf Church Of Wichita Falls and ri
Paso. with honors about even 10 date
while the attendance at Polk Street
Church has been splendid. yet. there
must he material increase II pace In
kept with the increasing number Of the
other two schools In the contest. ~
IN estimated that about thirteen hun.
drd viii be necessary to make the next
report satisfactory. A special appeal
is made 10 MethodIsts who have not
heretofore attended Sunday School To-
be present for ut least every one OF
the remaining four Sundays IL this con
tesi. Everyone who attends will find
q class suited 10 their age and advance.
inent with n faithful teacher and in
tefestci class. a warm welcome awaits
you and your presents will be much
appreciated by the officers. teachers
and membess OF this school.
CENTRAL sresbyterisn Church Music
sunday. April soth. 1899. Meaning.
Organ Prelude-Fantasia --S,cwart. Of.
fertdry Anthcm-The Lord In My
strcnRth--Ashford With solo by Mrs.
Davies.
Violin soic-Andante from Violin Con.
o-Mcndcissohn. Mr.. Doolcy. Or.
gan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. K
Evening de-Orientale--Cui An.
them--Abide with Me--Euck Offer
tory--Songs ~ Araby-chy. Mrs
Davies. Miss Davidson. Mrs. parks and
Mrs Doolcy.
organ Postlude-Festival March
Hosnier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Sometimes a man postpones advcr.
Using to sell his goods until he has 60
au II to sell his store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

The Rev. Palmer win preach sunday
evening. lie is an able speaker and
enc who is fearless In his denuciaiion
~ wrong. All who loveSihc truth
should her him. All other meetings
viii be held NJ usual.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Sunday school sa5 n. IN. preaching II
q. m. and 8 y. M. League services $50
and Gao p. m. Tho sermon In the
forenoon win be addressed to parents
and win deal with the very delicate
question 81 responsibility. bet all par
ents endcavor to he present A special
reason why parents should attend this
service IN that next sunday morning
hour win be given To the junior mem'
bcrs and friends. A cordial welcome
60 oil strangers and visitors In the
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

school eas n. M. preaching II q. M.
prayer meeting every "Wednesday even
Ing. In connection with the Wcdncs'
day evening service the pastor viii
bring a fresh gospel message. Cordial
welcome 10 all strangers In the city
Good singing always.
Geo. J. Irwin, pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

St. ARdhrws Eplscopai Church,
Services for the sunday after Easter.
7:s0 q. m.-Hoiy Communion.
CSC q. m.--Church School.
,fI.0o O. m.--Morning prayer and SER
vfces AT which time special offering
tor relief Of the near east will be asked.
.7:so p. M.-Evening Prayer and Nd
dlSes,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Tia Central presbyterian Church,
sunday school At $50 a. NJ Our AZ.
tendance Inst sunday was above 900
even % the weather was not pleasant.
We have reached the point where We
have no excuse 60 fall below that mark
81 any time. Morning Service At ii'oo
Endcaver Societies win meet In the
Hal and the Annex at : p. NJ. Rndcr
the leadership of Mrs. willsch and Mrs..
O'Clock. The Junior and Intermediate
Mcieiland.
The Senior Endeavor Society will meet
In the Annex NJ y. NJ. The les~cu
Tor this evening In Applying Religion
% Our Every Day Lifei and win be
I'D nv Miss Hattie May Wood. The
memb~rs II the Odd Fellows and the
Rebckah Fraternai Organizations win
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30

Church u the Nasarene'-Corner ~
Tenth and Buchanan Streets. sunday
School sas A. N. Preaching at ii:eo
A. NJ.
The Rev. u. y. Fletcher % Green.
Vile win ON the pulpit at both the morn.
In. and cveniuE hours.
We are planning TO wreck the old
church on the corner OF Thirteenth
and Pierce Streets. The campaign 10
now on TO raise $1,000 for this purpose.
church and build a nice bungalow
Rev. N. ~. Lowrey. Pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
CHARLES BURN TT|F|NED $1,000
FOR VIOLATING US. LIQUOR LAWS
JUDGE W. E. BAKER REFUSED TO
ACCEPT REORGANIZATION
OF DISTRICT ATTO1EET.
Charles Burnett was Charged with
Possession On Two Counts and
Selling Liquor On . Third.

Charles Burnett OF Wheeling entered
n plea Of nollc COntentrc To three
charges Of violating tho liquor laws in
federal court Yesterday afternoon and
vas fined $1,000 and costs by Judge
W. T.. Baker.
I The fine was recommended by the dis.
trirt attorney hut Judge Baker refused
10 accept the recommendation until he
had questioned the prohibition officers
IN tho case concerning Burnettfs repu-
tatinn.
The officers said they knew very
little but understand that Burnett had
q moor reputation Assistant District
Attorney Matthew in explaining the
recommendation said he did 10 when
he learned tina; Burnetti had stopped
selling or having l!auor in his possess
sion and was now engaged in leg!t-
mate business.
Eurnnt,; was unable To p"v fin" at
that time and was finally released Until
this morning with the promise that the
fine BE- naid today.
Burnett IS well known I'm Wheeling.
lie operated 4 soft drink establishment
at No e Fourteenth street. and. accord
ing TO his own confession. sold intoxi-
. ratin.. LIQUORS.
The CHARGE og selling and possession
. or liru0r WIS III" rcSu'' w -" Wv
former Federal Agent Thomas AIRING
ton in hnrl Of THE YEAR pnr"haee
was made from Burnett Ivy Officers
Wilkinson and Doerr nnd late- r"'i
was conducted. 4 r'r' was III" on'v
rcrson in the eetablishm"nt "nd the
nrfrcrs seized nuanti'r NJ Nnu"r
! Several months ago Rrrret'' W." a.
rested Jointly with Fred Mentz follow
inr , raid ~ the ROYAL Rar ~ l'n'
Morkot stree. when = quantity OF liquor
was Coniiscated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
ENJOYMENT REIGNs SUPREME AS
MERRY-MAKERs ENTER SPIRIT
OF EVENT
Prizes Awarded Man and woman
Miss Paul Leads IN Contest.

IncCeaSir. numbers are attending the
Knights Of Columbus lndour Carnival
and Circus at the Carroll club and last
evening between 2.eUU and 1000 people
took in the fun at the big show.
Like the previous evening the big
crowd was swept away with the spirit
of the affair. and old King Enjoyment
reigned supreme Young men and Old
men. young women and old women ali
became children again and for Sevcra!
hours had the time OF their young lives.
While every feature Of the affair
attracted It's coterie OF admirers noue
could be said to be the most popular
unless IL was Monte Carlo where 10
cents was worth thousand dollars.
The various devices were crowded all
evening and thouSard-dollar bills sure
hooked like small change.
The Ford booth. where the Ford road
ster was on display for the contest.
was tho centre OF much attention and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
five CAPTAINS PLAY
ON NOTRE DAME TEAM
Leader In Every Branch OF Scholastic
| Sports Recorded On Rockne's
1929 Eleven.
Nv CRANK WALLACE.

One reason for the remarkable sue-
cess of the Notrc Dame football team
Is tho vcrtasat!lity of tn" men whom
Coach Rocknc experiments. ON Tn"
squad OF 1922. for instance, arc found
the captains of the five important attn
lciIc teams of the university.
Captain Carberry, left end. * the cap
tain Of the captains because he captains
the Erdiron eleven.
Paul Cashier. fuliback and ALA
can prospect because uf his >runninG.
passing. puntinR and drOp-kicking adj
ity. is also captain Of the baseball team.
Last year he pitched Il no-hit n"-run
victory over Purdue and shut out Michi-
gan. 80. He captaincd the hockey team
for two seasons.
Gus Dcsch. right halfhack. whose
running against Rutgers was s"nsi-
ton at the Polo Grounds last year. Is
captain of the track team. lie Is world
champion in the 440-yard low hurdles
and 40-yard low hurdles and was a
member Of the 1920 Olympic team OF the
United States.
Micky Kane. candidate for LETT halt-
back, who featured the opening game
with 4 50-yard run through the kaIa-
mazou team, is basketball captain and
third baseman on the baseball team.
Both Kane and Cashier were approach
ed big league scouts after the end OF
the 1921 baseball season hut each looked
away from the professional game Tor
ono more year In college.
Neil CHM. who stepped into the right
guard position when Eddie Degree had
shoulder torn, captaincd the hockey
team which won the undisputcd western
college title last year.
In addition TO the captains. twelve
other men on the squad have won letters
In other sports than football. This
number will he greatly increased by
the end Of the year when the flock OF
sophomores who will win football
, monographs this season wil' have had
an opportunity to shine in Other sports,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Sanitary Strike Order
May Go Out Wednesday

East Liverpool O., Oct %i.-Strike
orders effective october 81. Will be !S-
sued to $500 union sanitary pottery
workers Wednesday or Thursday AZ
result OF their rejection OF propose"
ten per cent wage reduction, officials
Of the National brotherhood "t Opera
tive PoticrS announced tonight
The wa,kout. which will also affect
! 900 unorganizcd workers, vii! mean I"
Cumnlete tic-up of the ceramic indus
try unless th"r" is y settlement IN the
meantime al tn" Strih" Of l1.o0h general
war" pnt,crs. The latter branch Of the
trade has been Idle since September 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
BROTHERHOOD DINNER
THOMSON N. {. CHURCH

Members OF tho Thomson NJ. Z.
brotherhood Will enjoy their monthly
"C"ci" and cntertainmcut Thursday eve
ming in the club rooms OF the Thomson
NJ T.. church.
Tho program has not been completed.
hUt two brief addresses Will be delivered
by prominent Wheeling men and plans
viii lee completed for The entertainment
course Of the Brotherhood during the
Wintcr mmnihA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
UPRENE COURT

Charleston. w. Va. Oct o4-Opin-
/ ions discussing the legal points in
! volved in mandamus writS issued i'll
| the Wayne county election fight were
| handed down today By the supreme
, court of appeals along with decisions
! in Il other cases most of which dealt
with interpretations Of contracts.
, The court granted writS Of manda-
mus October IL as asked by the
/ Republican aud Democratic executive
! Commuters in Wayne county, COM
! handing the county court TO appoint
as election officials the men named
on lists supplied by tn" party commit
/ tees. The opinion IN the case brought
! by the Democratic committee declares
! that when the men whose names are
certified ~ the county court have all
| the qualifications required b? law
! neither the county chairman nor the
! county court has the right to strike
I from the list any Of the names so
! selected by the county committee and
! substitute others of their choice there
fore"
Proxy Custom Upheld
| In the other case the matter of the
! proxy Of 4. G.. Holt by which he sat
with the Republican committee was
| discussed, the Supreme court ruling
that the practice of members of
political committees of designating
! proxies TO represent them. being Of
! long standing and uniformly rcCog-
nized by the councils Of the Rciubli-
can party, will not BE- condemned in
the absence of IL Legislative require
ment. prohibiting it,
Both opinions were written by
Judge Ritz.
The Decisions.
Decisions handed down by the
Supreme Court Of Appeals today were
aS follows:
George G. Long against Georgia
Pruitt. Randolph county. reversed;
state against Shelton l.. Roger. Ran
dolph county. reversed in part and III
firmcd in part: \. NJ. hickman
against Harry o. Hay, Randolph
! county, reversed and decree for the
plaintiff: Andrew W. Hanna against
| Wilson Lumber company. Randolph
| county. affirmed; Emma Bright
against Robert Channel. Tucker COun.
Is, reversed: NJ Nj. and II. ID. Brown
against Western Maryland railway
! company. Randolph county. verdict
set aside and new trial awarded; w.
! II. Fisher against keystone Manu-
! featuring company. Randolph county,
! Judgment reduced from $l3,u9I."9 TO
S9.7SS.05: kcySton" Manufacturing
company against ". II. Fisher. al
trmed; Lynchburg Colliery company
against Sauley and Eastern railway
company. Fayette county. rulings al
tirmcd; z. &. AggIcSton. against :. "
Kendall. Randolph county. affirmed;
| 4. l.. Hall against GCnrg" I. HaCKhS,
| Nicholas county. reversed. injunction
rcinStatcd and made perpetual: state
AGAINST \. W. Isncr. Randolph roun-
.ty. affirmed: Tulhcrt {. lIatii"ld
against Albeit J. Hatfield. Boone
county. demurrer Sustained.
More than l%u.uuu. ga" lead r"u"ili arc
mad, ~ Tho I.u'',I States each year,
Ia,rracinE approximately eight Tor c"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
CITY MANAGER BOWLER
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

CITY Manager Charles II. D"wlrr
will attend the City Managers annual
convention to he held At Kansas CITY
Mo, on November "A. II and lG.
City council last night passed re-
solution whereby the City Manager
Dowler's expenses will be paid by the
city TO attend this convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO
SPEAK At BELLA|RE

Governor Harry l.. Davis &C Ohio Will
address Il mass meeting in Bclia!rc on
the evening of November - according to
an annuUnCcm"n: last evening following
a meeting nf the Republican committee
nf Bc!lIirc.
ON this day Governor Davis plans {"
tour ihc entire country and viii deliver
several brief talk" and meet at many
citizens a. possible.
An announcement was also made or
m address by Congressman Frank r.
Murphy to he delivered next Monday
evening 81 ShadySidc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Police last evening started another
campaign against alleged v.ulat"r$ of
the traffic nrdinanC" by parking mach
ines IN III" couEcs;"G district longer
than 80 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
CROWDS At COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
CARNIVAL ANDFEST|VAL INCREASE

;hr competition :" s"'ur" ms gas
wagon is very keen. l. VII ci"Et 'a'-
ur,lay nigh, and III, winner Will l." ''"-
isuuuC"d.
Prizes were given last evening l"'
rhc <h"rtrS, m:,u and Woman III ''1
a"uSr at Ia "'rIn IL Mr.. l.. y. t"ch'.
, fee; 81. Of - l:icht", nth street. VA
t!c mons prl2". = &i,r" hat given ny
Men X Hunter. while Mrs. H. j 'fli"E
E."vk"rtt". 1 feet "a, Of lw, Main street
wnu tn. ladies' priHr. 4 S.Ir-"Ncr do
u.,tcG by tn" l;ou-Ton.
Ballots Counted.
Tic ballots were counted III w"
yn,,.c ladies' popularity contest for ine
SiuO diamond ring. ana while Miss ia"!
aud Miss Becker arr S,ii. in the lead.
Miss Mary Casey replaced Miss Betty
u"ru:ck for third rinc. tn" otr'r
contestants m:,d. W.; "HjnS aud the
zap is gradually closing M. MESS
pague = lo"k,d ur'u - e.. dark h"tS
and chr finish If the ,"ut"S; may SO
the standing. reversed. The Sit"dlA%
at $50 las, evening w.s a. follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

In Berlin one frequently sees Ameri-
can tourists in the principal thorough
fares carrying hue packages Of paper
marks wrapped in newspapers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Eddie McCorklc was arrested by Pat
rolran Charles Johnson on drunk
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Heaviest Tonight.


TunIght'S prizes Wi, j." awarded Tor
the heaviest mau ;,ui wru#u Ia ii" HAIL
at u O'clock and Irl,G" scales will h"
pyrL Ia determine the correct weight Of
the contestants
Added features each evening serve !"
make the event duuh,y interesting AMI
the old saying Of "somcthing dong
every minute" apply Describes tn" h!s
show for there is something doing every
minute and all over the building.
An exceptionally large crowd is an
Uc.rutcd for this evening and The many
special features i raIculdt"d /" PACK
tn, building from : "GlUck t"nIEh'
until m!dnleh' Their" Is II" admission
fee and N!iSt Ia tn" h:g show VIII
carry y"u back t" your kid DAYS. There
Is fun for young and old and 1t is tH$.
and furious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Patrolman Yoke arrested Ada Can
u.n.n on drunk charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

r. Il. Spindler was fined $50 and costs
for speeding on the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
E0DD MuRNINE JUDGE q!

rd on a charge Of parking his car IN
the conEcsted district longer than ~
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Charles kritlcr and J. H. i"tu'' w"r"
TWO arrested 10y l'ajrolmau G"H"!ng on
q charge Of parking in tn" rouGcst"d
diltvict.n Both viii he arrtigncd N
police court Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Fat Riley was arrested by PATROL
man Charles Johnson on Il DRUNK charge.
Charles COX WAS arrested by Patrol
man Ragascc on Il charge Of being in
toXicatcd.
X. l.. Marks Will he arr;rigucd this
morning by ratr"lman charles johnson
on charge Of parking his car In the
congcsted district.
Another offender Of the parking Sec
ton of the traffic laws who was arrest
cd by ratru!man GchriMc is Robert
MeiStcr.
George Muth. Of Ecliair". was fined
s. and costs for PARKING his car in
the congeStcd district.
s. X. Frank was unable - be in court
yesterday and his case was continued
until Saturday evening. lie was arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

| In the contest for girls n the St
Jos.ph's academy tho competition -
very keen and the race very interesting.
The standing III this contest to date