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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Marion Shaw of Warrington is
visiting friends in this city.
Robert Crow 4 resident Of Lttlcton,
called Oh friends in Wheeling sunday.
Ira Williams Of Salem, w. Va. WIS
n business caller in this vicinity last
week
Ray Holmes son Of Mr.. Glen Holmes
Of Cameron. is 4 patient undergoing
treatment in the Ohio Valley hospital
Mrs. I,eota Brnchum and Miss EInorc
Reynolds Of Cameron were visitors IN
Wheeling last week, shipping.
The tcn-yrar-old daughter Of Will
liam Cain Of Cameron recently under
went an operation for Appendicitis al
III" Ohio Valley General hospital
Sergeant Lloyd Hill. known among
his friends and acquaintance" : as
Doc" called in town recently. anr
finding tn" old place locking inviting
decided Ia stay. II" VIII depart s"6r
for his hmm" IN Dallas. Texas.
Miss Grncvirv" Clark. associate n
rector of tn" bureau nf Junior member
! ship. Potomac division. American Red
Cross. will visit The Wheeling district
chapt,r III iii" interest % the junior
Fed Cross w"rk.
Mr.. and AIRS. Raymond Johnson ~
North Main street will lrav" for N'w
'rrl"ans today, where they Will MAKE
their :utmr. home.
t;"nrg" Houston OF Thirt""Hth street
spent sunday with Pittsburgh friends
Mrs Earl Moor" IS entertaining Mrs
- V. Sh"uh and daughter. Hazel, Of
Mobile. Ala.
E"v. J. t. l"ycnbcrErr Of tn" South
SID. VII" has been vlSrnG friends III
WrIlsburg FIR III" past few days, has
RETURNED hnm".
Mrs. Elizabeth J"ps"n and daughter
Mrs. e. g. Buchanan. start today on 4
short bus n"sS ,rir 10 M:tsSlllnn, 'Thio
Milton SrhlrSinc"r If North Main
street is entertaining corporal Maui
rice. Knhnrr "f Washington, u. e.. who
IS in IN" .inHnrr DIVISION vi IN" ord
name. department and Is stationed n
Irttshmreh.
Ex-senator H. $. white. travelling
agent for tho stat" road commission
WAS Il business visitor in Wheeling last
week. Mr. White WIS collecting Sp"-
cial privilege truck liCcn$" fees.
Mrs. ". N. Ii"rrold and daughters
Mary and Ann. and Mrs. Jessie CopH
sprnt las1 week end with relatives IN
Pittsburgh.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mahonc and two
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This week marks the mid-Lentch
period, and there is little to interest
one the social program. This season
may be we'll utilized by the social set,
however as period Of rest in nr"para-
ton for tho wonderful and delightful
events which are scheduled Tor the
weeks following EastcrtidH.
Probably the most keenly anticipated
event Of the week is the informal
dance to be given Friday night by the
members of the junior class Of Wheel
ing high school in honor Of the senior
class Another enjoyable affair is prom
iscd the younger set in the Phi SIGMA
Chi fraternity dance which will be held
in the Elks' home Martins Ferry, on
Friday. The Aricn ladies' auxiliary
will also entertain their members ana
friends with IN informal dance 1t the
Arion hall on Thursday evening.
Various other amuscmcnls. mostly
club activitis. will fill the days Of the
present week. notable among which
will be the recital Of the Musical de-
partment 10 be held in the auditorium
of the Y. ". c. \. on THURSDAY. ana
the meeting Of tho Home Economics
department Of the Woman's club 10 be
held in the Hotel Winsor Friday after
noon.
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Grand President Marcus Fcuchatwanger.
Of NV Castle. IA: second Vice Prest-
dent Max NJ Schaffncr. Of Eric. Pa;
Iurbb NJ G. CMric. member Of Inteilec-
iual Advancement committee. OF Er1e,
Ia ar,l Robert Ahl"s. president of the
Wl$hirS,un. Pa. l"dg". Max HcrtZburg.
~ r. tfuk. n. lIITsch past presidents
Of T,I!alr.. lodge. were ais" present. Tho
cniu,n;,i," un arrangements for the
evening was Leon T. Stein, Charles II,
Iacobs and Rabbi Msrhkind. Of tho To-
cal congregation. Mr.. Icon R. Stein
,1"nh,r Of II" General Committee. PR
sided at tho htnuu''t as toaStmaSt"r. The
adde's "r the Synago:;u" hal charge Of
tn. "logan; luncheon that was served.
Those present were:
M:,r~us rnnchtwa.'- Maurir" J. Saninl-
s.r. Pres l.. g. l.. sky. Washington
No :. t. @. =. Is. IA.
AT"iv:il. E,Utr. Louis Duga- B'itairc
'ErIilir,. ,.dp J. WmfH
A...x H.irilt h;u:n, lavr Sp"rScr.
SIX Front. Louis fi"Sthrlmcr.
II f.. Front. saul II. Sachs,
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Elks Easter Ball,

The Elks Easter. ball will be- held
Monday. April 18th. 1t the Elks Club,
according TO an announcement by Mr..
Mark klbanow. chairman Of tho amuSc-
ncnt committee Of the lodge Of E!ks.
Although this Will be an event Of The
future every indication proves that ii
will he real occasion for m"rrImcnt.
The affair will b. of a formal nature
and will be most elaborate throughout.
The decorations will consist Of the pur-
pie and white OF the ElkS and will be
used most effectively with spring flow
ers arranged by Florist LanGhans, to
conform with the Easter idea. The
Premier orchestra composed Of twelve
Of the best musicians Of the city. will
furnish program Of the latest popular
and jazz music. and altogether an en-
joyablc time is being anticipated
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SOCIAL EVENTS
|. MIGHT ! SLIM
FOR THIS WEEK
DANCE OF JUN1oR WHEELING
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS FRIDAY
ANTICIPATED BY MANY.
AR1oN LADIES' AUXILIARY ON
THURSDAY WILL ALSO ATTRACT
NUMBER OF SOCIAL SET.
CLUB ACTIVITIES WILL AID MA
TERIALLY IN FURNISHING EN-
TERTAINMEHTS FOR WOMEN.
Program for the week.


Monday
Worley-f'itzpatrick wedding
! Morgantown.
Mt. dc Chantal Study club
Miss Angela Conirf, ?l5 Main
! street.
/ Tuesday,
| Island Literary club Mrs. j.
B. Thomas, %o1 Huron street.
| First aid classes Of Red Cross
Court theatre building. $50.
Thursday
Arion ladies euchre and
dancc-Arion hall.
| Recital Of the Music depart
mcnt of tho Woman's club-I.
| w. G. a.. $50.
Woman's alliance Of the Uni
tartan church Unitarian
church.
Friday
Meeting Of the Homo Eco
T Monies department Of the Wo-
mans c!ub-Iiotcl Windsor,
o'clock.
Phi Sigma Chi fraternity
dance Elks home, Martins.
Ferry.
/ Wheeling high dancc-High
school.
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wedding Announced.

Coming as Il complete surpris" to thnir
many friends was the announcement
of the marriage Of Miss Leah Jolly. 4
popular young lady Of Midland. IA. I"
Mr.. Earl a. Turner. prominent local
Young man. Tho marriage WIS SOLEMN
lied at the North Street VI. +. parsonage
last Saturday afternoon alta O'Clock. Ivy
the Rev. IIanrick. The wedding was Il
quiet affair owing 10 the serious illness
of the grooms mother.
The bride is tho daughter OF MT. and
Mrs. Thomas Jolly. Of Midland. Pa, anG
has always been very active in church
and school work Of ColuhIana county
She is also quite we'll known in this city.
Mr.. Turner is the only son of MT. and
Mrs. J. T.. Turner. of this city. and has
been connected with many church move
mcnts and is we'll known IN" 1nuslca
circles Of Wheeling and surrounding
towns, being soloist at III" North Street
NJ. r. Church for n number of years.
AT tho present time he is connected with
tho WarTood Tool 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner will he 1T home
To their many friends nj the Turner res
Idencc In North Wheeling.
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and Chaplinc streets. is a business WISH
tor in Washington. D. C..
Mrs. ]. A. Martin. Of Chaplinc street.
Is again about after long siege OF in
flucnZa
IIcrbc Paul who recently suffered
with light case Of Influenza is now
out Of confinement and improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Miller. Of the South
Side. are entertaining their daughters
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bosch. OF
St"ubcnville. o.
Rev l.. p. Lryenberger was visitor
in WcllsburE recently.
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weddinp at Morgantowu.

4 wedding Of local interest viii oc
s"l"rnniz"d ut the HON" q! IN" bride
SISTER. Mrs. II. l.. LIll"y. NJ Morgan
town this afternoon, at 1870 clock
when Miss Ella Fitzpatrick Of that city
will b" united in marriag" :" Mr.. ftH-
ward Wurl''y. Of this city. Local r"la-
tIyrS and friends will hc IL hli"ndhhc''
The hrid" and groom Will enjoy Il
honeymoon I" eastern points ana on
their return will reside n AL S"uth
broadway. This city. Mr.. W""lry IS Il
we'll known employee III tho Strocmah
Baking Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
INITIATION BY
B MAI B'R|TH IS
WELL At TENDED
FIFTEEN NEW MEMBERS TAKEN
mro TEE ORDER AT EoFF ST.
TEMPLE LAST EVENING.
GRAND OFFICERS AND VISITORS
PROM FoUE STATES PART1Cl-
PArED IN FUNCTION.
RAEoUEr FOLLOWED SERVED By
TIE LADIES ORGANNAT1oN
OF EOTF ST. TEMPLE.

The R'Nai Birth lodge Of Wh""ltnS
held a brilliant banquet in fh'' i'l!!"rS
OF their temple on Eff Str'"'t near
Twelfth, last evening. In connection
with the banquet. was AN initIhti"n -
fifteen new mcrnb"rs. Thu rv";:;:-; was
further made Il brIEh, Sr"t n ~" ii'',
OF the lodge by tn presence -: >"'n'' ~
IN, Third District ti'"nn.. y. J.. W. Va.
and Dell grand. officers au! visitors
from sister lodges "t E",ia:r'. P:.rh"rS-
burg and Washington. Pa. Probably
4 most notable visitors were: Dlstr!c;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
Macadeu1y Easter Dance.

The annual Easter dance of tn" Mac
aderny club, will be held in IN" ElkS
club on April 21st. Invitations Will be
issued this wock for this affair anc
those fortunat" enough to receive one
Of these will anticipate tho event WITT
great pleasure. Prcmi"rs orchestra VII
provide the music which vii be- of tho
iazz variety. Many unique and unuSua
features will be arranged for tho Easter
program and admittancr will be by In
yitatjon only. The committee in charge
includes Charles Hodge. Henry Jacobs
and Louis lauc which is sufficient &c
assure a successful and enjoyable event
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Phi Sigma Chi Dance

on Friday evening. March 18th. NJ IN"
Elks HON" on North Fourth street. Mar
tins Ferry. Alpha X"ra chapter OF III"
Phi Sigma chi fraternity will hold their
third social affair If the season in IN"
orchestra pany acorn "u AIT HDgNZtl
form Of 4 cabaret dance. PaTkcr$ .Ia2z
orchestra Of Columbus has hc"n secured
for this event and n" doubt Will provide
an interesting program Of music. TINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
Odd Fellows Entertainment.

The members Of the Odd Fellows
Booster Club arc planning a series "
social entertainments which will c"lr-
bratc the on" hundrcdth anniversary nf
the organization Of the order. The first
Of these events will b" given Friday
evening. April Goth. ut the Odd Fellows
hall, featured by Il musical and literary
program followed by duncing. Carl
Rachmann and Frank Kelly arc in
charge Of the arrangements for this af-
fair,
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Enlargement Announced,

Tho annUunc"Ncnt nf N" "nEaErmcnt
Of Mr.. Joseph Blum Of l!"llair" to Miss
Mabel lEolstrin Of Akron. ohio. will no
doubt be received with great joy by The
many friends OF tn" principals. Mr..
Blum is the son of Mr and Mrs. Isaac
Blum and q member Of tn" firm of Blum
Brus. Of Belmont street. S"llairc. TIL"
wedding will h." IN important social
event Of the near future.
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Music Department Meeting.

On Thursday afternoon N o:30 o'clock
in the auditorium of the y. w. &. A..
the Music department ur the WnmHn's
>Club will hold an interesting recital.
Mrs S. NJ. Nnyrs is chairman of this
department.. Thr chairman for The day
will u" Mrs. Fen L.. Morris. assisted by
Mrs. !. W. T:ryan. An interesting ana
educational program has been arranged.
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Home Economics Meeting.

The Home Economics department or
the Woman's Club will meet in the ball
room Of the Hotel Windsor next Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Charles
Rrckman is chairman OF this depart
mcnt and has procured Prof. l.. II. Nick-
crs. who is professor ur Sociology at
the West Virginia University al Nor
gantown. Prof. Vickrrs' subject will be-
"Conditions in Russia Before the War
and at the Present Time"
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Victory Gardens.

Victory gardens. like III" coming Vic
tory Lean. arr popular because they
h"lI both the country and those who
h;ty. them. Particularly is tn" Victory
garden coming "a tn" Gore in the South
Side. Tho promise that people feel in
The air that spring Is about to burst
upon us with its warm sunshine and
summer hrrtrZcS. has started many dig.
ging in their garden spots and planting
The seeds Of what will be- tho largest
crop nf green stuff that this part IF the
,ity has ever raised As Il proof Of tho
valu" Of garden. one Mt. DE- Chantal
man kept strict account Of his produce
.nId and iibuvn costs CLEARED 500.
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wonan,s Club Convention.

The district convention Of thu Fedora
ton Of Wuman's clubs. is 10 be held in
M0undSvillr, April 10Th. at the First
Presbyterian church. AIRS. George Y.
DcBult, Of Fairmont. is tho stale prrsj-
dent, and Mrs. Henry Iillikcn is The
first district president. An Interesting
program has been prepared and an en-
Joyahlc afternoon is assured all who
attend
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Wonlan'S Alliance.

Next Thursday tho Woman's Allianc"
OF the Unitarian church will have the
honor Of entertaining Mis- Lucy Lowell.
who is president general uf the Woman's
Alianc" Of this country. Will" Miss
lowell is in tho city she will he III"
guest OF the Misses Cummns. OF chap
line street.
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AT THE HOTELS

McLureD. w. Jacob. Clarksourg;
". l.. Queen. Clarksburg; Edwin y.
kicfcr. New Martinsville; DR.. and Mis.
Era Lcmley. Middleborune; Il w..
Smith, Middlebournc.
Grand Ceutral-William II. Ralph,
Portsmouth.
windsor-H. G. MIlclr. Fairmont; X.
c. Crib, Clarksburg.
Rogers-Crcrd Marlowe, Falrmont;
F. W. Piper. Bethesda
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Island Iitarary Climb,

Tho Island Literary club will meet at
tho homo of th"ir president Mrs. i. f..
Thomas. %c7 Huron street Tuesday
evening. Miss Mary F"g,lr is leader for
this meeting. Tho subject for discus
sion will h" "rh" tZcch"-SlovakS." Mrs.
Thomas will read Il poem and Mrs u. T..
Bssy wall review Il book.
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SOUTH SIDE
Street improvements.

As Il result If action taken by the
city council. Twrnty-uinth street will
BE- r"-pav"d as far AZ Mrrnlloch street
and Lnff street will receive tho same
improvements from ThirtH-thrd to
Th,rty-nlu!h street. TIL" pavement now
consists uf poor brick and those COM
PEELED Ia ;rav"l on th"s" streets will
b." glad Ia hear That they and others.
perhaps will j" reconstructed III the
near iulurr.
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mt. de Chantal Study Club.

The weekly meeting nf tho Mt. az
Chantal Study club will be held at the
home Of Miss Angela Cnniff. 9l5 mann
street, this afternoon. Tho following
program has been prepared:
Roll call-Quotattons from Rupert
Brooks.
The Holy Land as Recovered from the
Turks
Who's Who in tho Medical WoTid.-..
, Ellen Fretcr SchulenocrE
Rupert Brooks Angela Conllt
Current Events.
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Arton Ladies' Euchre and Dance

The Arion Ladies Auxiliary VIII en-
terrain it's members with prize euchre
and fivc-hundred party on Thursday
afternoon. March 81. in the Arion hall
There will be dancing in the evening
for ladies and gentlemen. local orcheS-
ira will provide the music and refresh
mcnts will be served. An enjoyable time
Is assured all who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
First Aid Classes.

Mrs. T. j. Bullard: class supervisor.
announces that all those interested in
the first aid classes conducted under
III" Rcd Cross. will meet At class head
quarters. room @o4 Court Th"atr" build
ing. next Tuesday evening III $40
o'clock. Lessons will be assigned BY
Dr. Harry NJ. Hall.
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Euchre and Dance

4 rurhrc and dance Will be given in
tn. rooms IT the Carroll club. April "a.
hv tn" LADIES OF Liberty Review No.
SS. Ladies' Of the MarCab"rS. The
tickets will be. for ladies' IS cents and
gentlemen ~ cents. They will be Of
frrcd for sale soon and are expected 10
so rapidly.
Personals.
DR.. Elizabeth kcay. OF Twcntyfourth
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DANIELS AT BREST

BREST. Marr'i -. Tn" tm'r1~an
tranSp"r, Lcvlatham. with SECRETARY nr
tn. Navy ,i"S"phus L. l'uui.lS on
board. arrived in i:r":t Al ~ u'clocA
thIS HuriI.nH.
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nANCIEGi

Prof. Oatmans dances every Tuesday
| Thursday and Friday nights. Market
! Auditorium. Premier orchestra
! Dancing at I'll" Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE lROMO QGININE
(TahletSl II stops tho Cough and Head
ache and works off the COLD. T.. W.
GROVES signature on each box. soc
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affair wiH~prohably surpass ali o'"e.
given by this fraternity. but OWING |"
tho fact that tn" Elks hall VIII h"i III
rurnUdalr an overly large cr""o. We
number If invitations will b" llmh'"'
Tho following capable committee" IS III
charge Of the arrangements Tor ms
event:
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Boy WAR SAVINGS SrAMrs-.
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
ASKS $4,000 FOR INJURIES
RECElEVD On FALL OFF ROOF

Frederick Cook. q minor, through
his father, Alexander W. Cook. yes
terday hled suit in the District SUI
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
PRINCE LEOPOLD
A IRREGULAR KID"
Sneaks Away From Royal
Train and Gets in Snow
ball Battle.

OGDEN, Utah, Oct. 1O.-Prince Leo
pold OF Belgium forgot he was q
prince yesterday. He sneaked away
from his official escort at Evanston,
Wyo., and when the train was about
to leave and his absence discovered
a hurried hunt was started.
The prince was found out on the
prairie in the thick OF q snOw-bail
battle with q bowling, scrapping
thrOng Of boys his own age. The
prince was, in the middle Of Il, and
when q fortunate shot OF his crowned
a Wyoming sharpshoOteF he was ac-
corded a regular kid" By the gang"
He was led back to the train, going
very reluctantly.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
are to be guests Of Herbert Hoover
at Santa Barbara, IL was announced
today. The remainder Of the Kings
party viii stay at q Santa Barbara
hotel.
The King climbed into the engine
cab at Cheyenne at 1918 o'clock last
night and drove the train TO Laramie,
fifty-seven miles away. through the
moonlight and upgrade much Of the
way. Prince Leopold seems TO have
inherited his fathers love Of machin-
cry and took the Kings place in the
cab, riding there as far as RaWlins,
Wyo., 11S miles away, plotting the
train part Of the way, and not getting
to bed until 4 o'clock this morning.
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
ALL MACAZIlIESN
new YORKDELAYED
Labor Trouble Cripples sChed-
ule Of Publication-Trade
Papers Halted.

NEW YORK, Oct IO-Every maga-
Eias printing establishment in this
city has been closed as q result OF
the quarrel between certain local
unions and their international
unions," according TO announcement
by the Periodical Publishers Associa-
tion OF America
As a result OF the strike and lock-
cut prevailing IN book and job Of
Gces, the following publications will
not appear on time, the association
announces: Golfers weekly, Nc
Clure's. Pictorial Review, Cosmopoli-
tnas Hearst'g Magazine. Harper's Ba-
zaar, Good Housekeeping, Harper's
Magazine, Metropolitan, Scribner's
Magazine, Century, Wunsey's, Popu-
lar, Deliueator, Everybody's Maga-
Znos McCalrs, Popular Science
Monthly, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Motion
Picture Magazine, and 152 others, as
ven ag many Of the largest trade
papers "a the country.
Another effect OF the printing sit
nation here o. that the Long Island
railroad has had to postpone IN
definitely the date on which g
planned 90 introduce its winter
schedule, according TO an announce
I1ent By Ralph Peters, Federal man
ager Of the road. who explained that
because Of the printing strike. the
rad could not publish its timetables.
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
TRY YOUNG GIRL
FORNAYNG MAN
Margaret seithamier, IL
Years Old, Giggles During
Court Procedure.

CHICAGO, Oct 1O.-A huRy-haired
little girl who looks fourteen, but
whom the records credit with seven
teen years, sat in the criminal court
yesterday and listened to a prosecutor
brand her as q "cold-bloOded, calcu-
lating slayer" She is Margaret Seit-
hamier, the youngest defendant ever
tried in Cook county for killing.
Margaret smiled when the prose-
cutor described her alleged character.
She giggled when the twelve men in
the iurors' box eyed her critically.
She Eiggled when the police found her
standing over the body Of Attorney
Benjamin Burr, a smoking pistol in
her hand, last July.
As co-defendant with her IS Mrs.
Marie Hermes, chum OF the youthful
manslayeF.
He wouldn't marry me after what
he had done" she told the police when
arrested.
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
GABYLONGSFOR
HOME And BABIES
She Won't Wed Till She
Quits Stage, and Prospective
Hubby Must Be Wealthy.

NEW YORK, Oct 1O.-Gaby Deslys,
the little French "revolutionist" who
"upsets" kings n'everything, is back
in our midst.
She arrived yesterday on the liner
La France, busted" the longshOre-
mems strike long enough to get her
tons Of baggage unlOaded and moved,
and then retired into silence and Sc
clusion while she made up her mind
whether to go into movies" or on
the stage.
OF course her landing was accom-
panied by romantic rumOrs. "They
say"-that is, the passengers aboard
her ship do-that the Duke de Crus-
sol. a French war veteran OF twenty
four summers, was her companion de
luxe en- route over. The dukes
mother, tits added, is hurrying to
America on another vessel.
At any rateaGaby, lest there be any
doubt, q willing to let her views on
matrimony be known.
"Untu / leave ze stage" says the
French artist, mo marriage.
marry no actor unless he can sup
mort me. And Chere's the rub)-the
man I marry must be rich, for I wish
to settle down and have babies"
Aside from the above, which shows
a shocking lack of perspective on
Americas high cost Of living-and
everything-Gaby is much the same
as ever, Il would appear and, appar-
emily, still is collecting pearl neck
laces.
The Washington times., 1919-10-10
D. S. CALLING ITS
DIPLOMATS HOME
England Regrets Loss Of 3D.
ward Bell, First En-
bassy Secretary.
Now YORK. % 1o-coma

NEW YORK. oct IO.-Some OF the
ablest members OF the American
diplomatic service have been recalled
to Washington 70 assist IN q reOr-
ganization which Is IN progress for
the purpose OF strengthening the De-
Bartment Of State, says a copyrighted
dispatch from London 20 the New
York World.
The London embassy thus loses
Edward Ben, its first secretary, and
one Of the most brilliant men in the
service with q wonderful grasp Of
foreign Affairs. he has been unin-
terruptedly in London for six years.
Before coming 70 London, he was In
Persia, Egypts Cuba and South