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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
LEGION TEAM HAS
TWO HARD GAMES
Fast YAIrrnout Team Comes Here To-
rnorrow-wl Play Martins Ferry
Eagles Sunday

-hA local American Legion team W.!
NAV. TWO oS the hardest games on their
schedule this week end when they c!a~h
v:,h The fast aggregation from rR.F-
mont this afternoon a; SIS on tho tH'tn
stree. park and when ;h"y meet me
Martins Ferrv Eagles on hostile terri
ra~y sunday afternoon.
The Fal-mont team comes nero aS 'H"
lea gue leaders Of the industrial i"aSue
about Fa!rmon, and n thNir lineup ar"
Included several college stars and semi
professionals that would g'y" any team
In the OHIO Valley q hard battle.
Manager Ross Sears ~ ths Legion
ares has announced that ;cw changes
WI re made IN the lineup. Car. N'ttEr
o. Bethany, beng the only new a"lu!sl-
ION. 7. - likely that Conner Will b.
,.c mound choice for cNa Legion team.
The game sunday Will attract much
s.:an,ion in this section as Il Is the
or'v game scheduled for this part OF the
Ohio VALLEY. This IS the first time tho
Ferry Eagles and the LcS!onaireS have
c,ashSd and a battle royal IS expected.
\ number % fans will accompany tie
team, from this city sunday.
Bridge viii Be opened
The much h"rRlded oT"u'nE * -"
Western avenue bridge VII occur som"
r',r,s rs\. week Ths bridge has been
closed for repairs for tho last three
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Riwanians VIII Meet

Tho Moundsv'llH Klw,nIS t'uh H','
th".r w"ek'y luncheon ~ -" d!"'n%
room Of ire Hotel SuNd"r Thursday ~
eu;DE. AZ this meeting = VAS announced
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, that at the next weekly meeting the
! club will receive thc!r charter from The
state president
! II Is expected that the new dining
room In the basement o: the Hotel shy
! d"r Will Ne ready for use III three or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07

club viii receive thc:r charter from The
state president
II Is expected that the new dining
room in the basement 0: the Hotel shy
d"r Will Ne ready for use III three or
four weeks.
Moundsviue Personals
Mrs. Kait Higgins. o! Sixth street
and Jefferson avenue and Miss Dorothy
Hoffman are visiting relatives at FAR
MSS Martha Gregory OF Tenth stree,
l"Ft yesterday FOR an extended visit
with friends and relatives a; Akron and
Cleveland.
charles refers Of Ninth street. win"
vas opHcat"d on AZ III" Ohio Valley A'H'
peal about three weeks age. is HOW lB-
proving nicely.
AIhcrt Srhrrrich Of pennsylvania. *
visiting Mrs. Anna Burnley %" Farh
street
Mrs. !. n. Burlry and Mrs G. =. Bur
Wheeling Park yesterday.
Mrs Irene houston. ot TCmlinson av-
"uu". is visiting friends at West Alex
amdHr. IA.
Mrs. Q. +. RoRar and Miss Florence
Cats loft Thursday L. spend tn" week
end with their sister, Mrs. \da 'iatts n
cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. + Burns. or okla
homa CITY. Okla. who hay" boon visit
.:.& friends in this city for so!ne time.
, LETT Yesterday Tor FlttS burEh.
Mrs. Aaron Brown and children "'
Eighth street. Will leave next week for
DRYDEN. y. Y. {" visit her sister. Mrs
lin" Roberts
Mrs. Frank NorC.Tgton. Of eastern
Seventh street. * considerably i'm
proved after a sever" attack uC illness
tn" first part of the week
Prof and Mrs harold +. Rogers. WHO
hayr been sp"ndtMG thor vacation at
Beverly. Pa. WI return u their HON"
hero Sunday. Mrs. Rogers has been at
Er,"'ly since April.
Miss Opa. liammatt ~ Wheeling. IS
tn" guest oc her aunt. Mrs. \. u .\yres.
on THIRD street
J. ". Gary.n has returned rron Clev-
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months and much annoyance and DIS
comfort has been caused by motorists
making the detoUr.
Tho bridge has been put ~ first class
condition. 4 r~w block FLOOR M.Sn.E
been put III. new C.rdrrS pU; w aud the
ru,.re bridge repaintcd.
Girl Scouts Will Camp
Twcnty-Cour Moundsv.Ue girls. MON,
bcrS az the MoupdSvl.I" troop ~ t''r'
Scouts will leave cary Monday morning
for Graysviiic. whore they VII 40 'hto
camp for IA wCcH
The cqmn VIII he IN charge ~ Mrs.
Edwin Beer and Mrs. Fcarl S;uliz II
will be established ~ the Games SHhn"!
house. u few miles above GrtlsN'i!e,
and tho givls anticipate an enjoyable
Hold Joint Meeting
\ io!rt session - thc First VI T. san
day school and ~ Calvary " r.. sunday
school Wi, be hrld ~ iEr Camp Ground
tomorrow morning al go. Thcr" VIII
bH SPECIAL musical program consisting
OF solos. Quar;";s :Nnd oi5"- t,rmN "'
music. Tn oryhcs;ras ot both churches
The teachers Of the PRIMARY md h"-
g,uurrs departments ot he rrs; ". f..
SUNDAY school are requested O. haN"
their pupils at the FIRST ~ F. church
at nine O'Clock I" =" taken L" IN" c&"'P
ground IN automobiles.
This to!uc meeting cr the sunday
schools Will b" under tn supervisory
Of Mr. John White. sapcri"t'nt'nt ~
Calvary NJ. L. sunday school. and Mr..
James y. parr,"t:. - the Frs. NJ. T..
Sunday school.
VIII Hold Outing
Tho Industrial Chapter o: Trinity
Ea.Scopal church will hold their SUM-
mcr outing ~ Wednesday 90 next week
when In" members and lh"ir friends
Will hoarI the Betsy Ann for n down
tho river trip. leaving the local wAarf
at 2:30 p III.
Kiwanians VIII Meet
Tho McuudSvilin Ktw,rlS Club H"if
th"ir w"ek'y luncheon ~ -" dang
room Of ire Hotel snyder Thursday "r-
eutDE. AZ this meeting = VAS announced
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Gland. Ohio. where he spent IN" week /
buying goods for tn" firm OF GarNin X :
Ault
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

spend the day Al New Carlisle as
the guests Of Mrs Lucy Bright. Inc
next regular meeting viii De neid
Sept. ] with Mrs Laura Cooo'
Eighth ST. River Park.
Miss Nellie Croft. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Croft OF Mishawaka,
and George n Auhs. son OF Mrs.
Joseph A. Aulls, SIT :. Lafayette ST.
were quietly married az O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon in the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. j..
y. Greene officiating IN the presence
of only their imm ediate friends and
relatives. The bride wore a dark
blue travelling suit and hat 20 matcn-
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Aulls left on motor trip
70 Chicago and Wisconsin and upon
their return they will be at home at
1914 s. Marietta st-s SEPT. 10.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Popiel-
ski. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Popielaki. 100 Warren st, and Ear
Van Dusen. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Van Dusen, 500 Harrison st, was
solennized at 2 O'Clock Tuesday aft
ernoon at the parsonage OF the First
NJ. r. church, Rev. J. y. Greene per
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Berk acted as attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Dussn will be az
homo az al 1-2 W. Wayne 81.
a special meeting OF the Bluebird
club was held Tuesday evening with
Miss Esther Steiner Oak St. TO com
plete plans for an outing which
IL f-T1 Fkfg vxgaalr-cnd a
Eagle lake. Refreshments were
served 10 Il members and the tails
man of the club the bluebird. was
carried out in the decorations. Miss
Bertha Niemand, Indiana av., vii
be hostess 10 the club in two weeks
Eight members and one guast
| Mrs McHessney OF Plymouth. Ind.
! OF the Plymouth Needle class were
! entertained at the home Of Mrs
| George Robertson 222 (. Paris st
I Tuesday afternoon. Needlework and
contests formed the afternoons en-
] tertainunent and favors were won bS
Mrs Charles Lambert. In two weeks
/ the class will hold a social meeting
J al Studebaker park as the guests o.
1 Mrs. Charles Reynolds. A picnic
/ LUNCH will be served.
/ Miss Margaret Manning Park av
/ entertained five guests Tuesday Will
| a luncheon at the Robertson te,
room in honor OF Miss Beatrice War
ner OF Saginaw. Mich. Covers 70
Miss Virginia Schneider Mrs. Gal
Seybold. Miss Warner, Miss Man
ming, Mrs. Fred Kettery and Mis-
Mary Louise Schneider were place.
az a luncheon table conferred with
| bowl of white daisies.
Six tables OF progressive pedr'
were played at a card party hell
| by the wanita Sewing Circle at tn
| Red Mans hall, Tuesday afternoon
! Another party will be held in tive
weeks at the same place.
/
! Exceeding In elaborateness anC
/ enjoyment any previous function
I held this season az the Country clul
was the dance held Monday even
/ ing following the golf tourna ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Personals

4 Mr.. and Mrs r Q. Hupp, 1855 W
Colfax av.. have returned home after
spending a three weeks vacaJiO in
Rochester. Minneapolis and ST.
Clair, MINI.
Miss Ruth Lang. 1903 s. Michi-
gan ST.. and Miss Daisy Hamilton OF
from nine weeks trip in the west
Mrs W F. McCorkill and her
daughter, Ruin, Of Northum berland.
Pa. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Isaiah Miller, 1910 &. Michigan 81.
Mrs Emma Harrington, 107 2.
Stull St, has returned from Klinger
lake.
Mrs Sarah E Henry. SIS E.
Wayne ST, is visiting in Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs Mabel Hawkins. 22s ". Col
fax av.. Is ~ New York city on a
business trip. She will remain until
after September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. william Holland and
daughter Helen. SIS :. 81 Joseph
ST. and Bernard Olnur. have re-
turned from motor trip through
northern Michigan
Paul SwearinRer. SIS :. ST Peter
ST. has returned from a motor trip
through the New England states
with his sister, Mrs. Anthony Cersa le
Of Meridien. Conn.
Mrs. NJ Domke Of WaukeRan.
H.. il the guest or Mrs. G Nalhart.
kuntsman CT.
Samuel A Parker 3lo Navarro
ST, was IN Goshen Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Revelations of a Wife
Ny Heart and Ny Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON
Vile
BY ADELE GARRISON

Then. secure in The shelter Of the
trees. he slipped his arm around
me
But OF course. YOU know
sweetheart mine, that I wouldn't
trade YOU Tor ten OF the patient
Grieselda variety" ne whispered
Il should hope not, I countered
gayly. This isn't Turkey you
know"
II you hustle and get dressed"
Dicky restorted threateningly. III
stage a marital discipline act that
Will make a Turkish husband hide
his head in shame because he
hadn't thought OF 1t first"
threw him a kiss and hurried
across the lawn 20 the house. roy
spirits unaccountably high. The
prospect OF anything new always
snures me, and this proposed out
ing with Dicky quite thrilled me
Mother Graham met me in ths
upper hall as ] was hurrying 10 my
room
Where are you going in such a
hurry?" she demanded. L had no
ticed since morning that IL was
one of her off days as Dickv eX-
presses IL, and felt in my bones"
that I was in for a diSa greeable
moment or two.
Why, Dicky wants me 20 go
out with him in the car" I re
turned. warily concealing the fact
that he wished 10 teach me 70 run
IL. When my mother-in-law is in
one Of her temperamental moods
we all make our communications
with her as near the scripture yea.
yea and nay. nay" as we can pos
slbly manage.
Its a wonder he'd think OF any
thing except dawdling around and
reading thrashy novels she reL"r1-
ed tartly. this shot being directed at
the romauces with which Dicky had
been RECALLING me.
\ Qucrulous Hope.
prudently made no reply 20 this
speech, and after a little pause she
began again ENORMOUSLY.
Well, Margaret | hope YOU will
ever live to see the day when you
will sit by the fire day after dav
while the young people Of your
house take their pleasures regard
less Of your wishes"
AS the day was a torrid one.
this pathetic speech with its refer
ence 10 sitting by the IRE did not
affect me except with apprehen-
e4Oil dS 10 my mothtE-ln-IdW next
procedure. For its tenor indicated
one of her teary, martyred moods,
and those are things devoutly 10 be
avoided If possible.
Nonsense. mother" 7 said cheer
ily. You know Richard and I al
ways sec 20 IL that your share in
our pleasures"
She threw up her head haughtily
in quick transition of mood.
IF that be the case. then YOU
will not object 10 my presence and
that OF Richard Second I'm your
proposed drive" she said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
Announcements

The Novel club will hold the first
meeting Of the season Monday at
Higman park where they Will be the
guests OF Mrs. Gilbert Dunklin for
the day.
Mrs Charles Lang and the Misses
Verna and Lily Lang will be host
esses at the meeting Of the Helena
Rebekah Sewing circle Thursday
afternoon at the 7. O. 0. F. hall
A picnic at Leeper park will be
held Thursday BY members Of the
Woman's union Of the Calvary Bap-
fist church. A pot luck dinner will
be served at noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
WHAT MOTHER GRAHAM HAD
To ADD TO DICkY'S PLAN.

/ did not know whether l was
pleased or sorry at Dlckys sug-
gestion that he teach me 10 run the
car as A panacea for my ennui To
De an efficient motor driver was one
OF my secret ambitions. but Dickey
as teacher. with ais erratic tenn
permanent promised complications.
TO put it mildly.
But, OF course, there was only one
reply 70 make TO my husband.
made IL 50 promptly that / am sure
he did not suspect the mental IN
decision which had preceded II.
"Oh, Ia love IL. Dicky'' ex-
claimed. When can we START"
This minute he returned. a
little to my discontinue. for / had
not expected 80 prompt & response
from my naturally indolent hus-
band.
But I'm not dressed" protested
looking down az the fluffy negiigee
which I was wearing
You can be by the time 1 get
the car around. Dicky informed me
coohy getting up from his chair
and depositing the book ne had
been reading upon the ground IN
his usual careless fashion. Better
wear something you don't care
about I'm likely 10 put you
through all sort Of PAGES"
"On the contrary" returned de-
murely. Il think I shall put on my
prettiest things, so tomorrow morn
ing's newspaper will describe me as
'exQuisitely dressed
D.cky put back his head and
laughed heartily.
Guess you're convaleSeent ali
right" he commented. But, don Z
worry. You won't land in the NOR
que, although I'll not guarantee
that we both spend the night in a
hospital. for it's a cinch you won Z
obey me. You didn't promise 70
at the marriage altar, remember
His teasing look brought the
blood 10 my face. Dicky has never
forgotten that l insisted upon hav-
ing the obey" taken out of the mar
riage service, and he torments me
about IT whenever he happens TO be
In a testing mood
But I'll be a regular doormat
today" l promised Az he held out
his hand 10 help me out Of the
hammock.
Headed OF
Yes. ! have five-reel film OF
YOU in that role Dicky Scoffed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
The Horoscope
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. %.

This promises to be a day n4n-
orable for some radical chanS or
for some occurrence out OF the or
binary, basing the representation
upon the science of the stars. Ur-
anus the icon oclast. noted for it's
eccentric and revolutionary influ-
ence. is in powerful sway parallel
with the sun, and semi-sqUaTe with
Luna. The unexpected and un-
planned for is likely 10 present it
self Speculation and money risk
should be avoided under an un-
friendly Jupiter but Saturn, favor
able. viii give stability and per
Tnanency 10 all undertakings, es-
pecially as they relate 10 old enter
prises or institutions Elderly per-
sons are also in power and kindly
dispose to give aid.
Those whose birthday it is have
the forecast Of an interesting year.
but they should tend strictly to
business and avoid speculation. A
child born on this day will be in
dustrious. persevering, prudent and
frugal. also ambitious. but may have
to work hard for its living.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
LOCAL
AUTO BUS COMPANY

George I wiles. Thomas r. Lee.
and Arthur Gillian. all Of South Bend
have incorporated the South Bend
Motor Bus Co. with a CAPITAL stock
OF $4,000
Five hundred shares will be sold
al 500 each. The company will
carry on omnibus and transfer bust
ness. with carting. draying. ami pas
senger service. The affairs OF the
company will be in the hands Of
three directors and the incorporators
will 'serve IN this capacity for the
first year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

The largest party in the dining room
was that OF Miss Catherine oliver
who was hostess 20 30 guests. other
tables We're reserved foS Dr. V. A.
Hager with o guests. John Woolver-
ton with seven. Carl Roth with 10,
r. G. whitehall with six l. c.
Humble and party of six. DR.. G c.
Terry with tive guests, and Dr.. Z. l.
Cooper with six. and J T. DOnahue
with eight. Messick's orchestra fur
nished the music for the program Of
dances
In celebration Of the birthday an
niversary OF their daughter Dorothy,
Mr.. and Mrs W z. Edwards. 612 s.
s.. Joseph ST. entertained with a din
ner party Sunday evening at French's
hotel. Eagle lake. Covers were placed
for 10 guests at a table, decorated
with garden and field flowers and
conferred with large birthday
cake. Miss Dortha Keller of Chi
cago and Harold and Eden Platts Of
Elkhart were out OF town guests.
AS compliment TO Miss Leila
Merrill whose marriage will take
place Wednesday morning, Mrs. VIII
liam Adelsperger, 538 n. Hill st. en-
tertained with q miscellaneous show
or az her home Monday evening. She
was assisted by Miss Helen Boswell
and Miss Elnna Beyrer. Miss Ethel
Phelan and Miss Margaret Altering
won the contests favors and Miss
Merrill received the guest favor. a
corsage of Ophelia roses. Luncheon
was served to p guests at the close
Of the evening.
Announcement Is made of the
marriage or Miss Ruth Schutt,
daughter OF Mrs. Harriet Schutt, Sic
Sherman av.. and Richard Archer
of this city. The wedding took
place Sunday at the home of Rev.
and Mrs Benjamin Esch al Wash
ington, III. Mrs. Esch is the sister
or the bride. Following short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Archer
Will be at home at 153 Institute pl.,
/ Chicago. IL
Forty-two members Of the Berean
/ Bible class OF the Grace NJ z.
church, entertained with sur
! prise party at the home Of their
teacher. Mrs Lora Phelps. z. Broad
way Monday evening Games and
| contests were the diversions Of the
| evening and refreshments were
! served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25

Mrs. Charles K.nzie of Detroit.
Mich. who ls he guest Of Mrs.
George K.rzie SO Pennsylvania
Nv. entertained i've guests with
O'Clock Luncheon Tuesday At the
-ouerisou tea room Decorations
IL pink and lavendar astsrs center
I'd the table where covers were laid
Tor Mrs Haripy o. Philadelphia,
~Irs Guy Bunker Me George ket-
r~!ng Mrs. George Phillip and Mrs.
Kr1zic. a MATINEE thea-er party at
The Cllvcr followed the luncheon.
sIrs Amelia Hostetler was most
ess 20 the Center Township Home
Economics club TDegday afternoon.
a pot-.uck dinner was served az
moon % 20 members and guests and
was followed Ey the regular bust
ness meeting The roll cal. was re-
sronded rC IS tho subject any
tuirE wonderful = Have oFe5 or
Mead About" The topics for the
afternoon included those OF MrT
Inez I2Jpti. who's discussed The
Seven Wonders u ths Middle Ages
and the Ancient and Modern
WORLD and Miss Afarcslla Hartman.
who spoke on our National
Parks: Miss Edfth Fuchs gave
current even which had especial in
terest because Of ia humorous de-
ftvcrancc TTne Hfsses Helen Crow
foot and Grace Jackson entertained
with plano selections Indiana
pav- Will be observed AZ the clubs
rtxt meeting which viii be held
sept - with Mrs. r. d Rowe OF
the Michigan road. and general
discussion Of Iudiana noveitsts and
POETS and their Doetry will be the
attraction Il the meeting
Miss Alice Sergeant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs August Sergeant, and
Fred Buysee, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Buysee Of this city, were married
Saturday morning at o'clock by
Rev. Charles Fisher. G & c. at the
sacred Heart church. The bride
was gOVned IN a dress Of white
s,eorgette crepe with bead trimmings
and wore a hat % match and carried
"a shower bouquet Of white roses
Miss Genevieve Van Hesoeke, niece
OF the groom. and Victor Sergeant
brother of the bride acted as attend
ants. Following the ceremony a
- wedding dinner was served 20 SO
friends and relatives az the country
home Of Mrs. Oliver LaFree, on the
Division st. road. Out-of-tOwn guest!
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sergeant
ana Mrs. Regard OF Chicago. and
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Wolfaert OF
t3ertra nd. Mich A dance and re-
ception Was held in tine evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Buysee will be at home or
Kosciusko e..
The regular meeting OF the LIVE
Oak Drill team was held Tuesday
evening az the horae of Mrs vii
hard Harris, los limerick St. with
an attendance OF II members and
four visitors. After the business
meeting. a social hour was enjoyed
Mrs Margaret. Whalsy and Mrs.
Kate Saelcs were pI1Zs winners in
the evenings contests Red gladio-
las were effectively used as, house
decorations. Sept. the club will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
SeUenty-fiUe Boys
ViSit Oliver PIOtC Plant

Seventy-hve OF the County Home
Project club accompanied County
Agent Bird Tuesday on a tour
through the oliver Chilled Plow
works. 10 the St. Joseph farm own
ed by Notre Dame university. and 20
several of the best cattle herds in
this vicinity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George 4. Apns or South Bend 20
Nellie Groff OF South Bend.
John Dem psey of New York city
20 Gladys z. cfuIis, OF Mishawaka
Mack Chr0bat Of South Bend 70
Hattie C1estolka OF South Bend.
Frank Simon OF South Bend 70
Elizabeth Borsody OF South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
REPUBLICANS SECURE SPEAK.
Frs

sen. Hiram Johnson Of California.
Sen Medill Mccormick OF Illinois
and Col. Theodore Roosevelt. r..
will talk for the local & o. D. COM
ni-tee. The speakers are expected 20
be here IN September.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-25
BIRTHS.

Mr. and Mrs. IEnatius Knoll. l72s
Kendall st. daughter. Aug a.
Mr. and Mrs John J. Haringer,
s203 " Washington av.. son. Aug
az
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S147 S750-31
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Try NEWS TINES Wans Ads
, 1920-07-13
Official Notice.

at is hereby brought to pubic notice
that the Ordinance providing for the
. organization Of the Judiciary and Edu-
c"ational Departments of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States, as passed by
the Colonial Council for St. Crolx at its
extraordinary meeting held on the 70
May 1920, has been sanctioned and ap-
proved as follows:
The hereto attached draft Of Ordln-
ance consisting of:
Title Denomination.
which was passed by the Colonial Coun-
Gil for St. Croix, on Tuesday, May 70,
1920, is hereby sanctioned and approved
to take effect and be In full force IN all
its provisions at and on August LIST, 1870,
at 1901 o'clock a. M.
1t is further directed that the Govern
ment Secretary place on file for public
perusal, copies Of this Ordinance, IN the
following public offices, viz:
The Police Office at C~hristiansted,
The Police Office at Kip, Ii,
The Police Office at F:.ooderlksted,
The Despatching SeCretary's Othce,
and that the Government Secretary trans
nit a copy 10 each newspaper published
at St. CroiX.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the Government Of the Virgin islands of
the United States OF America at ST,
Thomas, this 26th day of June, in the
year 1920.
J. w OMAN,
Governor.
c. &. TIMMONS,
Government Secretary.
, 1920-07-13

Government Of the Virgin Islands OF the
United States. St, Thomas.
26 June 1920.
, 1920-07-13
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