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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

orinE the complete happiness she had
Imagined.
Written by one of the leading dra
matte writer's Of the day and enacted
by undoubtedly the most finished
actress in the world. Madame Pea
cock" is Il mastery and telling por-
travail of the soul of Il remarkable
woman.
At the same time. and later in the
story, Nazimova comes to the front
in Il second character: as Gloria
Cromwell. the gifted, nondescript
little girl TO whom Jane Goring is
rather more than Il goddess.
Chief in support OF Nazimova Is
George Probert; and others impor-
tant in the cast are: John Stepping.
William Orlamond, Rex Clergyman.
Albert Cody, Gertrude Claire and Mrs.
WoodthorDe. Ray e. Smallwood di-
rectcd the picture from Nazimova's
adaptation: and Rudolph BergQuist
photographed H. Edward Shutter de-
signed the art settings.
For the last half of the week
Pauline Frederick will be shown In
"PlaythinSs of Vanity" picturiza-
tion of Iris" the great play by Sir
Arthur Wing Pincro. AS an added at
traction all week. Mack Scnnett's
by Golly!" will be offered. with in
cidental music by Andoncgui's Lyric
Orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

Love Madness" with his customary
lavishness. lie has surrounded
Louise Glaum with an all-star cas-,
OF boN-oiilcc strength and his,rionic
capacity. In Miss Glaum's support
III Love Madness" arc Matt Moore,
Noah Beery. William Conkl:n. Ar
thur Millct, Jack Nelson and Peggy
The story OF Love Madness" was
written By G. Gardner Sullivan. who
also wrote Sahara" and sex" and
whose name Is the surety OF an en-
tertaininE and well -dcvcloped storv
the necessary basis for n worth
while picture.
Joseph Ienabcry. who has direct
cd such stars as Douglas Fairbanks
Mildred Harris Chaplin and Roscoe.
Arbuckle In the latter Paramount
specials. was selected by Mr.. Read IN
do the dircctorial honors.
love Madness" Is the story of n
neglected wife and a spouse who
seeks to drug into unconsciousncss
4 conscience which rebels at the
thought of the life lie has followed
ut The behsst OF a simpering vampire
The man becomes the tool OF "a
, creature OF an underworld boss :.
and by peculiar but logical chain
OF events Is brought to believe him
self guilty of a murder
Convi ed on circumstantial
grounds, he awaits, in the death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
SHE WILL "SHIMMY"
Viola Damn Has AiIurinE Part In
"rhe Chorus Girls Ro-

Never has Viola Dana had a part
aiIordtns her greater opportunity to
display her irrcprcssible charm than
in The Chorus Girls Romance"
which begins its run at the Rijou
Thcatcr tomorrow and continues
three days.
1t might be added that there are
othcr chances provided by the story.
which is adapted from tile fiction of
f.. Scott Fitzgerald. and published
orig inally in The Saturday Evening
l'ost under the title of Head and
shoulders. The second chance Miss
Dana has is to shim,ny. AS the lead
ing woman in Il musical comedy first
nighiing in New Haven, the little
star is called upon to cause her
shoulders to be agitated in that he,
culiarly modern and provocative man
ner which has been labelled the
shimmy. And these who have had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

advance views Of Viola's most recent
picture say she does.
Snist IN support Of Miss Dana Is
G ,hn I'll, II hughes s,; as Horace Ts5box.
other half of the romance. Others
prominent In the cast are Phil Aims
worth. William Quinn. Jerrc Sundin.
Gallery. Edward Jobson. Martyr Best.
Anna Shaefer, Dorthy Gordon and
William Mong. Percy Heath wrote
The scenario; direction was by VIII
liam Z. Dowlan, photography by John
ARNOLD: and special art interiors by
Wed?," Fox Sunshine comedy, is
Again Olive Thomas will headline
the photoplay program at the Bijou
Thcater for three days. starting next
Thursday. and this time her role is
the County Poor Farm. but In spite
of her lowly position her radiant
personality and unfailipE cheerful
, ness YIN her the so.briGuG, Of
been appropriately chosen as the
title of this new Selznick production
Although She has no reason to be-
lieHe her dreams will ever come true,
the little wair. Mary. thinks contim-
ualiy OF the day when she and her
boy companion. John. also an inmate
OF the poorhousc. will he married
and rich. But Fate plays strange
'''''''iSS' NHu -hhi - III ''i'
not only comes true. hut IN a most
unexpected though extremely salts
factory manner.
"Eyerybody's Sweetheart" was
staged under the direction OF Lau-
renee Trimblc. who also directed
Darling Mine" for Miss Thomas II
is claimed as one of the most beau
, ,itul pictures the Selznick. studios
have turned out, not only in picto-
rial beauty. but in its theme and
presentation.
~ capable cast, with William Col
various roles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

house ut Sing Sing. tho end of
thwarted life. \
He thinks his wifo has dcsor, Il
him. He.grieves for his child. Tho =
Is only one man who could save hi1
and he has been tho star witness r,1
tho prosecution.
How the observing" wlfe acco,S
life. how. She. unmasked th the no.J
TX Her" and how she won back SSI
husbands love provide s,ipnri
characterization In which I,m,i,
Glaum proves herself supreme i'm :.
emotional role.
The quick transition OF the Limit,
Glaum OF high society and tho hnn,j
into the vampire Louise Glaum whS
puts her theatrical training TO ronJ
account in hunting down the n,,r.
derer OF her husbands supposed Vie.
tim and her own happiness, AFFORD.
entertainment and thrills that corr.
bfnc to make one Of the cpochnl phnt,
productions OF all time.
AS evidence of the prestige steadiI,
gained by tho special productions n,
j. Parker Read. Jr.. and u condition
which has resulted through In,
booking OF successive Read produc.
lions In the same houses Throughout,
Love Madness" viii he seen nj III,
Isis Thcatcr. beginning tomorrow and
all week.
Fathers Close Shave" now Jirp,
comedy, Is tho added number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
NEW SATURDAY FEATURE
Rex Thcntcr VIII Show .sItcd Riders.
Scrics-I?nch Weeks Picture

The Rex Thcatcr starts or the week
tomorrow as usual with Marie Wal
camp In Tho Dragons Net" Tom
Moore and Harry Carey, share the
Tuesday honors. the latter in Il typi-
cal Western feature, while ''Thc
a,rodiHaf is the title OF tho Moore
film. Texas Guinan is Il "Wednesday
hNture for the Rex. and the Queen
OF the West" will he seen this week
IN The White SQuaw." Between
this and the serial. '"rhc branded
-Four" with Ben Wilson and Neva
Gerber. will be squeezed good old
Larry Scmon. in The Grocery Clerk"
his most sidc-splitting effort OF rc-
cent date. Franklyn Farnnm will BIO
seen in q Western production Thurs
day, and For tho Honor of tho
Range" is an added attraction. Roy
stewart in The Wcstcrncr" is the
Friday feature. and on Saturday n
new series OF pictures under the titlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Where Your Best Foods Come From

The Psbu "a" Mil Minneapolis largest in the world
This is only of the Psbury mills produce Plbuy
Family OF Foods addition,
hourly absolutely hury
products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
GLAUM IN GLOVE MADNESS"
Critics Declare New Vehicle Sur
pnsscs All Stars Previous
Efforts.

In undertaking the distribution of
j. Parker Read. IRIS latest special
production starring Louise Glaum. w.
w. Hodkinson expresses his conf
dence that Love Madness" repre-
SCENTS splendid contribution to the
iueals or the motion picture industry.
FOR Love Madness" has rs It's mo-
tiHnttnE theme the cnnoblinE exam
PIE OF wife who stops ut no sacri-
lice to save the life Of, her crring
womanhood against the degradation
and craft Of society's evil elements.
Love Madness" Is n clean" pic
ture, More. 1t is n ''guarantcc,l
good picture. bac!; of which stands
tributor.
j. Parker Read, Jr., has mounted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
NAzIMOVA'S TWO ROLES
In MADAME Peacock" Drama Of
stage Life by Ritu Weiman

u "Madane Ptacock." .ha pIctu-e
she herself has declared her great
=: since Revelation" Nazimovu Will
appear before local !not!oa-plc:ure
audiences al the Lyric Thcater Mon
Gay. Tuesday and Wednesday
This latest pho;op!ay. from a story
~ RIA We!1Ian, vii! present ,iic
Russian sta. as Jane Goring. a brill
liant stage celebrity whc finds the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

, of Tho Red Riders" will be inau-
Surnted. Each Is complete the week
II is shown. All are roinances OF the
Northwest with members of tho Cana
dian Royal Mounted Police as the
chief figures. The first is called "a
Son OF the North" and Leonard Clap
nam and Virginia Faire arc the fc;i-
tured players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
LATEST GISH COMEDY
May Allison. Elaine Hnmmcrxtein,
Olive Thomas and Mac Murray
Also on BtIi.

Have Eou ever stopped in front Of
n restaurant window TO watch -
young woman. clad in spotless white
cnticinG steaming napiacks to loon
plate? What would YOU say if YOU
were told that the young lady was
none other than the Grand Duchess
or BulEravia? Probably YOU wouldn't
believe II. Eu;. according to Little
Miss Reelection" Dorothy Gishs lat.
est screen comedy. that's exactly
what happened. The picture will
be on view ut the Odeor Thra,cr on
Monday.
Miss Gish has the role OF the ROYAL
little miss. Longing for freedom
from the great castle in which she
lives. the duchess steals out of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

in Darling Mine" and u Sennctt
comedy is added. Friday and Satur-
Gay Mae Murray and David Powell
VIII be soon as. co-stars In 1.-THE Right
70 Love- big George Fitzmaurico
Paramount special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

Pillsbury's Wheat Cereal-made
from the white hearts of selected
wheat, dainty yet substantial break
fast food, extremely nourishing-
Pillsbury's Pancake Flour-an ideal
combination of cereals, makes de-
licious pancakes in a minute, add
only water
Always buy Pillsbury's Family of
Iuality. At your grocer's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

Pillsbury's Best Flour-the flour for
every purpose, praised by house
wives everywhere for its uniformity,
economy and flavor
Pillsbury's Health Bran-a whole
some healthful food and splendid
natural laxative, makes delicious bran
bread, cookies and mullins
All are made by the same Pillsbury
Foods-different in kind, but alike in
Evening star., 1920-06-13

These dresses are in street styles, the most desr
able of the season. in the coorngs most wanted
Long tuncs soft draped blouses and French blouses
with hemstitched and tucked ribbon girdes. Also
dresses of printed Georgette crepe in street and
Evening star., 1920-06-13

IN Jacksonville. Mr.. Cameron is
sr,smafr or yale, class of 1912.
After a wedding trip spent on VA VA
cpas, Of Florida, Mr.. Cameron to
his bride will come to Washins;d .;da al
make their home and will res'oe a.
1900 I street.
A., aud Mrs. James Patterson NJ"
,>,rdy announce the engaseh NJ
.hesr daughter Helen LlliIaH city
Herhert Edward Carnes OF M. nIace
The wedding will prooaois
in the early fall
Mrs yaulx Carter of Brooklyn. ~ ~
y Nos announced the engagemeh. y.
har daughter. Miss Shirley .rsn," E,,
carter. to Mr.. Charles Looms ,.a, 6
nn,, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walteu
EunneIl Of Hampstead. L. MISS MISS
,..rtsr Is the granddaughter OF Mis
,1a,t.r p Moore of Coiuthplae
,Ic,rhts Brooklyn. and the niece "a
Mai Gen. William II. carter. =. o.
~ Washington and virginia,
Funncll is graduate OF 1ornei RI.
Of 1916. He served IN .ne No date
ing Corps during the war ~
has been set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Briggs announce
tba engagement of their dau htei
Thsl,ua TO Mr. William carr doouii'als
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Goodman o.
1918 Allison street. me aIl.uus -
went was made at the celebration OF
the twenty first birthday anniversaasa
of Miss Briggs and the unique methou
emnloved Of conveying the news was
through two white pigeons ge;gss 'e,ns end the the
,,,ate by Mrs. Briggs. each bird carry
ing note containing the infermh,aon ,ncluaine
There were sixty guests; M .ns,u nf Miss
nnmher of the college friends OF MISS
Briggs:
Mrs Greener announces the en-
paeement of her daughter Ruth 70
Mr.. Alan NJ. Kaufman OF thss ef's:
Mr.. and Mrs Louis s. Gottlled nats
announced the engagement OF shep' p
daurhter Estelle to Mr. aacop H.
Eain Of New York city:
r,e marriage Of Mr. John Dutton
J.ittle of Washington and Miss Mar
garet Norris Jones, daughter a, OF n,an. pr.
snd Mrs. Gilbert y. Jones. TOOK pace
in Wellesley. Mass. the home OF me
1Continued on Sixth Pageo
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Purchase No. 1
$11.5O to $500
Wolfe Dresses,
$5.95

125 Wolfe Dresses-
Flowered. figured and
dotted voiles-light and
dark colorings, and in
GLIDING more than a
dozen models.
Navy with Copenhagen and
Rose: Copenhagen with
Tan and White; Black and
White; White with Copen-
hagen, Rose and Green.
All attractively finished
with organdie and net
collars. vests and cuffs.
and all with ri b b O n
girdles-&6.95.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
$4,000 to $65.OO
Sport Coats, $29.

Smart Three-quarter and Hip
length Sport Coats in finest of polo
cloth. pussy willow silk lining
plated, yoke and belted styles-tan
and natural
Evening star., 1920-06-13

with the Italian military commission
and in the chief Of staff's office, and
on the occasion of her marriage will
be attended by Miss Otelia Medlin of
Jacksonville as maid of honor. Miss
Medlin is to be married the following
day when the present Miss Hill Will
ne her matron OF honor. Mr.. John
Woggett. n former college classmate
of the bridegroom. will act as best man
Miss Hill made her debut in Los
Cal. and has been. very
popular In society. She is now visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. William Dickson.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
HiII-Cameron Engasement,

Mrs. James William Hill has an
nounced the engagement of her
John Cameron of Litchfeld,I Conn,
and this city. The wedding will take
place in Jacksonville, Fla. Monday,
June IS. at the First Presbyterian
Church. Rev. DR.. McNair officiating.
mis-. MISS Hlii ILLS. IS Wen knoYn in Wash,
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Purchase No. 2
$3.50 and SIS
Gingham Dresses
$8.75

100 Gingham Dresses-
And gingham the most
favored fabric of the sea-
son for dresses for gem
eral usefulness.
Ten Smart Models
In coat styles, sash
basques, boleros, French
bodices and straight
lines
Plaids, Checks and Blocks
in the best color combi-
nations-organdie and
linen collars-and wash
braid trimming-$S.75.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Special reductions have been made
on limited number of Odd Blouses from
our own regular stocks, consisting OF
regulation models and overblouses. in
fine eeorgette and crepe meteors. Also
a number of Batik Blouses included in
this lot. Reduced from 20 to 500.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Manchlin Niven are
making a fortnights visit with Mrs.
Niven's sister, Mrs. r. P. Worrall. at
the Plaza Hotel. New York city. While
away they will attend the graduation
exercises at West Point.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Amazeen
have gone to the West Point Military
Academy to attend the graduation of
their son, Cadet Charles P. Amazeen
Evening star., 1920-06-13
EXTRA!
TaHeta Silk Suits.
$3.50

Cool Unlined Summer Suits in navy
and black taffeta. Both tailored and
dressy styles with sash belts and
fancy silk stitchings.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Miss Elizabeth Koones is spending the
week end in New York as the guest OF
Maj. and Mrs. Won Kesler.
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Mrs. ]. ]. Kinyoun. formerly Of this
city. announces the engagement of her
daughter Alice to Mr.. Hale Houts of
in Warrensburg. Mo-, on June 80. the
Rev. ]. j. Muir, pastor of the Temple
Baptist Church. this city. officiating.
Miss Kinyoun is the daughter of the
late Maj. ]. ]. kinyoun. NJ. c., U. S. A..
and former bacteriologist of the Dis
trict.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
$500 to $500
Suits, $49.75

Strictly tailored, semi-tailored and
elaborate trimmed styles-eton, box,
ripple, blouse, belted, waistcoat and
the long line Jacket-hand embroid-
cry. fancy braiding and self-cord
trimming. Tricotine in navy, black,
French blue and tan.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Two Big Cloth Suit
Specials
$4,000 and $3.50
Suits. S39.75

Smart tailored and semi tailored
styles in tricotine. poiret twill and
suedine-ripple, long straightline.
narrow belted and tucked panel
jackets.
Navy, black, French blue and
Evening star., 1920-06-13

Commander Ulysses Robert Webb, U.
g. N, and Mrs. Webb are announcing
today in Newport the engagement Of
their daughter Elizabeth P. to Mr..
Ernest Shaw Croasdale. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Croasdale of Denver.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
S O c. / E T Y
nom Fourth rsse.l

~ Ana Mrs. James r, Henderson Of
cleveland Park at o'clock last even
in4 when their niece, Miss Louise j.,
/ Adams, became the bride Of Mr., Ar
dur e. Dowell, jr., son Of Mr., and
AfSN. Arthur +. Dowell Of Cleveland
E3rk The entire reception floor was
/ tfscorated with pink rambler roses.
aaad there was an especially arranged
b0wes OF palms. ferns and the pink
1ssss as background for the bridal
SThe bride was escorted and given
away by her uncle, MIR. Henderson.
ana the Rev. J. Mcbride Sterrett per-
/! foSfned the ceremony, soft music be-
ceremony, and later furnishing pro-
gram which continued throughout the
I evening. The bride was lovely in
gown of white satin with silver gauze,
the slatter material lining the court
ltfafn of satin. which fell from the
waist line. The veil of tulle which
re4ched the end of the train was
sprAyed with orange blossoms ana
Worn with a coronet of point lace
hefd at either side with sprays OF
orange blossoms. She carried q
shOwer bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the valley.
! sAttending the bride as maid OF
honor was Miss Marie Dowell. sister
of the bride, who wore costume OF
lofEhid satin and silver. and the tour
ists4er of the bridegroom. Miss Marie
,SfSckhouse of Springfield. Ohio; Miss
Ethel Gerety of New York. Miss Mary
Henderson. cousin of the bride. Two
of the bridesmaids were in blue satin
and two in pink satin. both combined
with silver lace. and all constructed
after the same fashion. The group
carried ari-colored spring flowers.
The three little flower girls, Jane and
Helen Henderson. cousins of the bride.
and Imogene Lee Gardiner. all wore
dainty costumes of white ruff1ed 1e1
and carried baskets of early summer
flowers.
Capt. Charles Reed was best man
for Mr. Dowell. and the ushers were
Mr.. Ben Dowell. the bridegroom
brother: Mr.. Edward Dewey and M.
Raymond Henderson. and Mr.. James
B. Henderson. jr., cousins of the bride.
The many invited guests included.
from out of town. Mrs. George ".
Hewison. the brides mother. from
Little Falls. n. ". and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tulley of Springfield, Ohio.
uncle and aunt of the bride.
After a wedding journey of some
length Mr.. Dowell will take his bride
to his home in Newport News, Va.
Commander IT1ysSeS Robert Wehh II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
BARTON
CLAIM SURFACE
ONLY SCRATCHED
Local Residents state That the Deputy
Shertffs Have Made Far From
Clean Sweep.

som" of 'h"s" who are on tn" outside.
and hav" not had an opportunity 10
lock into the matter. have formed In A.,
opinion that Barton is now 4 "Spotl"s,
town.. since tn" recent raids OF the
county officers but this not the case"
say those who are in the position tn
know. ON" man is reported TO- hav,
hazzardcd the opinion that raids could
b" made most every day for a week, and
none of them would h" fyuitl"ss.
Th"s" who hay" been accused Of
selling tn" Joy juice" have. 1t is said.
been selling horse Eminent. Jamacl1
ginger, and various other liquids. all or
which hay" been labeled. for external
uS" only" To their Patrons and they.
tn" purchasers have not been needing
tn" directions. and hav" been using n.
goods bought fer internal treatment"
They viii undoubtedly h" s"r," liquor
sold III spite Of all attempts 10 stop the
traffic, but n lot Of III" trafhcinS is
tn!nS 10 i" stopped suddenly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
Barton Personals.

Mrs F. Boggs is reported somewhat
improved following a several days ILL
ness.
Little Jimmie Ayers IS reported rot
much improved at the home OF his par
cnts. and friends are hoping for his re-
covery.
Mrs. Louis Engelmeier and three chill
drcn. all Of whom have been i'll. are
reported improving.
The entire family OF Andy Natl. we'll
known local resident. are confined 70
their home with illness.
John Wehzcl is reported improving Ut
his home here following a several days
illness.
Deputy Sheriffs Morris Barlow ana
Howard Sloan were business visitors in
town yesterday
The entire family Of Bruni Barton
iski arc reported confined TO their homo
with illness.
+. y. Boggs OF this place. was bust
ness visitor in Wheeling and vicinity
yesterday.
Katherine wenzel Is reported some-
what improved at her home. following
several days illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
FINDS FAULT
IN MANY CASES
CITY OFFICIALS ARE CRrT1C1zED
FOR WAY AFFAIRS ARE
HANDLED.
Other Toms OF Interest Gathered
About the Benatre
District.

In addition 20 making findings against
a number Of city officials in his eNainl-
nation OF the records Of the city. Exam
liner {. +. LdppencOtt in his report 10
State Auditor Donahey, finds ;Au't
with many things in connection with
the municipal government
The rHpor; criticized city auditor q
the municipality for permitting the spc-
cial assessment fund 20 become over
drawn. Had they performed their duty
IN accordau"" wiki law this would not
hav, occurred. ~" report says.
i:.;s also DECLARED ~ the report that
officials hay. uo right 70 receive their
salaries before they are due.
Police cannot arrest persons legally
without rir>, having warrant, the re-
port declares.
Police court attaches are severely
taken TO task for accepting cash bonds.
Property bond - the only bond that can
legally bc accepted. the report states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
Martins Perry Briefs.

Kenneth Perry. former local man, ami
SECRETARY Of thr May"r-lurSrE Coat
company, viii rcmuN~ ais family -
Cleveland This week
Miss Anna SweItzcr "i South Second
street, is reported improving following
a several days illness.
The weekly meeting 81 ih" Masonic
Lodge Of this city WAS held last mrn'.
DR.. Randall McNl"k." has started the
removal &C his dental narIors from
ErIdgcpor, to this cal.
Miss Alberta l.ipphar'it has resign
her position as clerk at thu ulll"c OF ~"
health department.
Louis Oxlcy. Of tn" local post "th'e
force is confined TO his h"m" quit" u
The directors Of the Fratcrnal han
association. Will hold their monthly
meeting tonight.
New badges have. been received by Inc
Ire chief. and the tire police Of tins
city.
R,v. II. l.. lIadl,.y. Of gainesville. oh!@
preached at ST. Pauls Episcopal church
in this city las might.
Representatives "t tn" in'om" tax DO
partment Will b.. in this city Wednesday
and Saturday Of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
bridgeport Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes have
returned 10 their HON" in Holloway
after visit with friends here.
Tn" weekly meeting of the members
Of the order Of United American Men,
WAS held last night.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones and daughter
Florence are confined 10 their home on
the National Pike with lines.
The weekly meeting of the Fratcrnal
Order of Eagles was held in their
home on tn" Cadz pix" last night.
Mrs. James Hughes and sister OF
WeStpnrt. Md. are wishing with Mr.
ana Mrs. Hughes Of Howard street,
klrkwOod.
Claude e. Gilliham. local b. G 0. brake
man is confined to his home in Brook
sid" with illness.
Th" members Of {. l.. Penny tent Of
tho knights of tn" Macshccs Will hold
AN important meeting tomorrow cven-
ing.