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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
PLANNING THE JUNE

PLANNING THE JUNE That great question. the wedding breakfast menu, is uppermoSt now in the minds of many June brides elect The following menu is both 6ainty and seasonable:
 Jellied Tomato BoE1Tion
 with Cheesed Crackers.
 Chicken a Ia Francois with
 Tiny Rice CTOquetteS.
 Luncheon Rolls.
 Fruit Salad, Garnished.
 Vanilla Ice Cream, MarshmaIlow
 Sauce
 Coffee Fruit Punch
 JelIied Tomato Bouinon: Make 1 quart of bouillon in the ordinary way; add so this quart 2 cups of the soft interiors of ripe, uncO0ked tomatoes, and a twe-ounce package of granula;t- ed eelatine which has been soaked in with salt, onion salt, and pepper and boil. all together, to boiling point (stir till the ge4arine is dissolved). Then strain into bouiIlon cups and set away, to stifeD- Chill before serving.
 Cheesed Crackers: Take any kind of small. unsweetened crackers and sprinkle grated cheese over them lightly; bake in a medium oven for a few minutes until the cheese is melt ed. then cool (Need not be served warrn).
 Chicken ia Francois: Melt 4 ta- b1espoons of butter in a saucepan, add tablespoons or cOrnSLSrch- Sur until smooth, then add 1 1-2 cups of chicken stock and 1 1-2 cups of rich p1ifz- Heat to boiling point and sea son with salt to taste, a dash of pep per ard grated nutmeg, and add 1-4 cup of butter which has been broken into small pieces. beat constantly and when smooth add 2 cups of cold boiled chicken cut in small cubes, ! cup broEed mushrooms (cannedl thinly sliced, and 1-2 cup chopped pimiento (also canned). Heat to boil ing point again, remove from range, and stir in the yoIIs of eggs which have been slightly beaten. Serve hot in warm individual rameN.ns.
 Luncheon Rolls: Scald l cup milk and turn 1t into a mixing bowl with tabIespo cons of sugar and 1-2 tea spoon salt. Let cool slightly. and when 1uke-warm add 1-2 cake of. compressed yeast which has been dis solved in 4 tablespoons of Iuke-warrn water, then add 1 1-2 cups of four Beat until ingredients are well blend ed and set to rise in a warm place. Wher high and light (about one hourl add 4 tablespoons of melted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
DOG PROVES LOVE FOR MASTER

Eugene, Ore, May 30-Proof that there is no greater love than that of a dog for his master was given by a Scotch collie which had to be IaSsoed before neighbors could remove the dead body of his master, Christian Wizenreid, who dropped dead on his farm near here.
 When neighbors came upon the body of WiZenreid, a. 93year-old resi- dent of Lane county, the dog refused to allow them to come close. After he had been subdued thief aithfuI q animaI followed the hearse 12 miles into Eugene and entered the under taking parlor, where it took consid- erable TI1aneuvering to put him out.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31

The material is cut as shown in f. Iustration No. l, to make this two gore petticoat. If one prefers cutting after a pattern. buy 1t according to hip measure.
 Before basting the seams one should decids upon the kind to be used and baste accordingly, whether for French seams or stitched fe1ls- Leave the left seam open about seven inches for the continuous placket, which Is made from e lengthwise strip Of rnateriaA
 Gut a crosswise strip of material four or five inches wide for 8 facing about the bottom of the pettcoat Pin this piece around the bottom with right sides of the material to Fether Illustration No shows this .szted in position and marking of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31


 of tubercular peritonitts and its usual cause? ?. Could it be had from tub erculCSiS of the lungs? 3. What dis eases are most likely to occur from an occupation such as one of a crew on Q, street car?
 Answer - L The prominent syrnp- tom of intestinal tuberculosis is a chronic diarrhoea alternating with consti patton. When this condition causes perronitis, it may begin with a chilly feeling accompanied by fever, vomiting and intense abdominal pain. The abdomen becomes greatly dis tended and hard. Death generally ensues in from two to ten days. 2. It is nearly always due to tuberculosis of the lungs. g. There are no special diseases apt to occur to men working on a street car crew.
 Pain in the Chest.
 What is the cause of pain in the chest whenever I swallow anything? two white spots, one over each eye lid. which contain something like white matter in them?
 Answer - l. The pain you have after swallowing is probably due to sySpepSia. 2. I cannot tell what the spots on your eyelids are without an examination Go to your own doctor.
 All inquiries addressed to Dr. Huber in care of the 'EHeaIth Talks depart inert will be answered in these col uIllIls in their turn. This requires considerable time. however, owing to personal or quicker reply is desired. stamE1ed and seIf-addreSSed en- yelODe must be enclosed with the QueStion-Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31

t h e Somberly ga-bed SiSt CTS of Charity. The rob es that cover consecrated Sis terhoods are syn onyqnous with the offices of the Good Samaritan.
 Therefore, a Catholic order of women, W h 0 S e members W e ar no habit, ut neverth eiess have
 c 0 II S e c r a t e d their lives to so- cial service and c h a r it y, is a striking innova- tton in t h e Church. It has been so planned for a S p e c i a l need. @
 The n Q W re- religious coInmu- nifty has been es-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
Lesson No. 3
Dainty Petticoat of Washable
 Satin,

Since fashion dicestss the slender silhouette, and summer frccks of de- Hghtfully sheer materials require an underskirt that is shadowproof, one must give thought to 6 petticcst that fulfiIis this mission. So this dainty, simple model Of washable satin was fashioned to meet all the require Inents. The rather large Scsuops g. bout the bottom are uaachi2e-ulade and really the feature Of the petit coat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31

the dizziness. I do not advise mas saging tthe bust with camphor.
 Spanish Rose-You are about 10 pounds underweight. Take a tabIe- spoonful of olive oil three times each day with the meals. It will not dis agree if taken with the same amount of grape juice.
 Massage the throat with a, nourish- ing cream, until your extra weight will take care of it for you.
 M A. W.-You are about Is pounds overweight Your shortness of breath and palpitation indicate that you are not in the best of health and your extra weight is aggrayating it. Women are so nervously constituted, that often the heart acts as yours, when there is nothing wrong except some slight Arrangement in other organs and the heart is syTrpathizing.
 Use an asringent twice each week, to tone the skin so it will be firm but you should consult the doctor and Def ully built up again, when all your difficulties will disappear, including the sagged muscles w the face and neck.
 Encouraged The formula you send is correct You can have it pre- be used only after you have thor oughly cleansed the face. Once or twice a week should be sufficient.
 Sensitive-M you send an addressed stamped envelope. I shall be pleased to send you full directions on reduc- tion, which will include a choice of foods.
 HazeI-If the pores of the skin have become coarsened, it takes per f stent treatmen to refine then1- An -ce rub following the regular cleans ing of the face, will close the pores. Olive oil may be used on the face, if you prefer t to a cream. A Reader-The hair tonic is not on sale at any drug store. Yes, it is a formula of my own. which I am pleased to offer to the readers of the Chats as it is the best tonic that I know of for hair that is turning grey pTematurely. Send an address ed stamped envelope for it.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the 'tBeauty ChatsS department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires e siderable time, however, owing to T. great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, :. stamped and self addressed enyeI- ope must be enclosed with the ques- tion.-Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
MAY 31, 1921

the scaIlops, (which are made ss deey ss desired). One could easily draw and cat two scallops ot desired size, using 8 fairly stiff piece of card board, for marking these. Or they might be stamped with 8 transfer pattern.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
WOMEN FOUND NEW CATHOLIC ORDER
Community of Professional Social Workers Act As Mis sionar1es Into Homes-These Parish Visitors
 Wear Regular Clothes, Not Uniforms

(Written by IMAGERY REX for the International News Seryice),
 New York. May 30-Sufferers of the world have long been accustomed to receive kind ministrations from
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31

Inspector. We have an open car riage outside. and as you would no doubt like to see the place before the light fails, we might talk it over as we drive"
 ITO Be Continued.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
R1 eHT SI oE

in Illustration No. B, as close to the edge as possible The raw edge of the facing is turned in and hemneS as shown,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
! ZH[ea11ahl Talks S|E
 By John. B. Huber AMMO
FATIGUE DYSPEPSIA
E6 E=zSs @@nTFFE @E @M Ezszz aEs g1EI EIGSTEa EE R

DYSPEPSIA With good advice little AGetlicine-Shakespear. from yesterday The of tubercular peritonitis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
ZfTRA PODRUHE LESETiN.
SKY KOVAR.

Lesetinsky kovaf, obraz re
zivota V cesk6 vesnici neme-
ctvim ohrozenem kraji, ktery
byl tax velkym Gspechem pro
veden Sokolem Havlicek v &C.
ske Mar. Sini ma Broadway, do
cka Sc zitrejSi nedele druh6ho
predstaveni V t6locvicne Soko-
la Cleveland ma Quincy Ave.
Neni pochyby, re pfedstaveni
zitfejsi Sc doGka podobne Get
ne navstevy jake premiera.
Pfedprodej listki byl k Will
pohodli navStevnikd umisten V
obchode p. K. Bernreitera,,
3719 Quincy Ave. Po divadle
usporadana bude obvykla ta-
neGni zabaya.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
'pvErT''

del jevistzrn odkud kulili
oci vzh1ru ma l3ctkv j loutko-
herce.
Pfedstaveni bylo zahajeno
proslovem ucitele p. Naska
ktery poukazal ma v9znam
loutkoveho divadla zvlaste pro
ceskeou mladeziv cizine, ,jakoz
i "a snahy vychovatelskych
kruht V Ceskoslovensku, ktere
snazi Sc loutkove diyadlo po-
vznesti ma takoyou vy&, ably
stalo Sc nejen pramenem u
slechtile zabavy, ale ably tez
mladez ceskou vychovavalo We
smeru narodnim jazykovem.
Poukazal, jak nejpfednejsf ce-
sti umelci vychovatele Ce-
skoslovensku venuji sv6 silly
loutkovemu divadlu a jakych
krasnych vysledku Sc jiz do
delali. Potom 81. B. Opatrna
zahrala DvorakGv "Slovansky
tanec els. a." nacez opona sla
"vzhGru' "a pocalo slavnostni
pfedstaveni.
Hrali jsme, die na$eho. vlast-
niho lsudl1u, naponeiprv do
sti dobre. Byli jsme vsak hlav-
ne zvedavl, jak Sc ma divadlo
diva nase mladez. V prvem
Ijednani nastal Sum a ruch, neb
nasi mladi Cechoameritane me-
mohli to vydrzeti, ably sve pre-
| kvapeni jeden druhemu nesd6-
Ill, dalsi jednani vsak byla po-
zorovana vetsim khdem, me-
bot del jiz zaujal duSicky mia
dych pozorovateld. Hra St'ast-
Inc skoncena, princezna Vcel-
ka, zlym carodejem otci vzata,
pricin6nfm KaSp&rkovym "a
pomoci Gerta opet otci navra.
cena. Mladi navSt6ynici vesele
Sc ubirali doma a ii yelcf o.
chotn6 prispeli vetSim men.
Sim obnosem k dobru teske sko
ly.
Ma pfisti nedeli chysta Sc O.
blibena hra ceskych loutkaf1
"Oldrich a Bozena", Gili "Po-
! sviceni V Hudlicich a Praze".
Jelikoz Sc oGekava opatn6 We.
| lika navsteva, zadame ct6n6
| obecenstvo, ably laskave Sc do
stavilo cas-, ably vchodu byl
tim zpusobem zachovan potIeh
ny kid. Zacatek jest opet We 2
hodiny odpoledne. j. M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
TANECNf VlNEk DAMSKE
BESEDY MA ZAPADNf
STRANE.

V Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark
Ave. porada Ultra vecer V 7::30
Damska Beseda zapadni stra-
ny tanecnl vinek, ku kter6mu
poradajicf vybor vykonal pri-
pravne prace co nejsvedomite-
il I'VE soucasn6 clenstvo 81
roxy kruh pratel k 1casti CO
MONA nejvetSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
DRUHY TANECNf VECfREK
SBORU LIBUSE.

V Ceske Narodnf Sini ma
Broadway uchystaly ma dneSni
sobotnf vecer druhy tanecni Vi
mex mladsf clenky Sboru Libu-
Sc, els. 1, jed. Siroky kruh
pfatel neopomene Sc zajiste
dostaviti, nebot' prvni podob-
ma zabava jest dosud V zivt
pam6ti pfecetnych hostI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05

Osud "MARYST" a jcji-
no sohaje Francka dotkne
Sc kazdicke struny vaseho
srdce! Nepropaste! Is. brc-
zna v Ces. Sini Solsol ma
Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
! 1~GJ1TKOVE DIVADLO CCS
SVOp SKOLY MA BROAD.
WAY.

dlouho slibovan1ho lcutkove-
no divadla. Vsak to byIo ale do
tazovani, nejen cd malych, ale
j "a yelkych, brzy-li jiz tady
budou ty loutky. Byli jsme sa-
mi netrpelivymi, nebot' to ne
byla zadna malickost miti diva
ceticlenny personal, vcetne i $
KaSparkovym "valachem" te-'
mer pet mesica ma ceste. S oba
YOU jsme ocekavali, V jakem
asi stavu loutky dojdou, bu-
dou-li mlti vsechny 1dy pohro-
made, anebo zda-i dojdou vi
bee.
Konecne obdrzeli jsme ozna-
meni, re bedna loutkami ma
chazi Sc V clevelandske celni-
ci. Spechali jsme, abychom po-
vinnym poplatkem vysvobodili
loutky re zajetf celniho IRA
du. Diky ochote jeho 1redni-
XII, jakoz i zvlastni laskavosti
1fednika expressni spolecno-
sti obdrzeli jsme zasilku vel
mi rychle. Plni zvedavosti ote-
virali jsme bednu. Ma prvni po-
hled lezely loutky V bedne
klidne, tax jak je firma Petru-
sova z Prahy do sv6ta vypravi-
la. Po blizsim ohledani vsak
poznali jsme, re cert a baba
NELL zpretrhane milky. Lezeli
vedle sebe a po ceste Sc spolu
ami nepohodli. Hufe to bylo S
jeji Milosti, pani kralovnou a
KaSparkovym konikem. Tomu-
to schazel ocas kralovna me-
la vylomenou nohu V kolen6.
Jakou certovinu tito diva po ce-
ste provadeli, da Sc z jejich
Zraneni tezko posouditi. VetSi
neStesti Sc vsak nestalo a pro-
to 20 l6karskem ohledani We
novali jsme pozornost zevnej-
sku jednotlivych tlend perso-
nalu.
S uZnanim musime rlci, re
jeiich "stvoIitel" vdechl kazd6
loutce spravny vyraz charak-
teru, jaky ma pfedstavovati.
Ohliceje jsou provedeny skutec
ne umelecky. Take obleky jsou
slohov6 spravne. X takovym
loutkam musi byti tez um6lec-
ky provedene jeviste Sc sloho-
We malovanymi kulisami. Tuto
zalezitost jsme jiz drive pro-
myslili Sc ma nj pf.ipravili.
Jednalo Sc nam jen o spravne
rozm6ry jeviste, odDovidajici-
no vySce loutek a d6lce vodi-
cich dratu.
Chute pustili jsme sc do pra-
/
ce S pevnym rozhodnutim, re
nejblizsl nedeli niusime. jiz
hrat. Glen skolnfho patronatu,
p. K. Bilek wal 81 ma starost
stavbu jeviSt6, druhy Glen, p.
Strejcek. slibil zhotoviti naby-
tex q ucitel j. Masek, znajici
vladnouti "pemzlikem' pustil
Sc do malovani proscenia a ku-
lis. Zaroven ucitelem @. X.
Brychcinem po vecerech STUDIO
vail hru "Princezna Vcelka"
cd Ferd. Tomka a cvicili prsty
k pohybGm udy dfevenych
akt6ru. Nebyla to mala prace
q dfev6ni herci zdali Sc miti
vice pohyblivosti V t6le, nez
nell jsme my prstech. Ale
kazdy zacatek jest tezky a We
fine, ze cim dale, tim lepe vse
dovedeme.
Tyden rychle uplynul V pre-
kotne praci zkouskach ma
desla nedele, dine 27. dnora.
Ze budeme NIT navstevu veli-
kou, byli jsme predem jisti, a.
lie re bude tax ohromna, jsme
prece neocekavali. Mistnost
Besfdek byla V pravem slova
smyslu nabita a mnoho bylo
tech, kteff Sc dovnitr nedosta-
Ii. Nejen mali, ale i velci pfisli,
aby pohledem ma loutkove di-
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>saA'A'sssAsss''
~- ~

Hubokou vdecnos pobadan vzdavame timto srdecne
diky vsem pfatem znmym, ke s1castnli pohrbu
seho :nlovaneho manzela otce d6dolska
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-05
p. Jana Krale,

ehoz eesna schranka uozena byla patek bfezna po-
slednimu odpocinku hrbitov6 woodlandskem.
Zenena d6kujeme Ct Radu Cleveland, cislo 26 c. s. B.
P J vysan deputace pohfeb zastupc tehoz Janu
Maxopi prooven tklve feci jak dome smutku tax
hfbitove dale CT Ryt Macabees Lincoln Tent 338
poravni ucast
Dky necht prime p FIR Saryd ut6chypla slova
posedniho lzka zemreeho pronesena dale nasi mile p
Marie Karovcove svarove p Francis Stedronke wacne
suzby nam prokazane dobe naseho utrpeni
Neskonaymi dky ctime zavazan vsem kter kvetny
rakev polozl kteri ho nasem mas tesi nescetnymi
sousrasnym projevy zal mas zmimti snazi Soucasne
pine uznan vysovujem pohrobnku K. Horakov vzon6
kazdem ohledu pe6lve yypraven pohrbu
Pm6te vsichni vse dobr6 zalmuku nasem nam pro-
kazane nase neskonale diky
Vd6cni
MARIE KRAI. manzelka;
EDUARD, SYM Mrs j. F. BICELOW, dcera; LA VERNE
MARIE BlGELOW vnucLa; JOSEF BICELOW get; MARY
KARLCVEC sesra; BERTA KRAL snacha, pratele
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Young Shriver Promoted
10 a Superintendency

Spc,.ai Dispatch /" TIE ln'rll!%"nr"r
Baltimore. Md. May -. several
wears az" n hoy in -, t"rnS entered ~"
employ nr tn" T.. 4 q. rrllrrad - an
nrprrnil,r. II" ihr; that his father
wa a vicr rr"S;G"I' "f tho road had
nothing ~ H., W Nv has king Job
win tha: r";.l lie wn$ determined :"
Win his spurs .nd"tr!cut!v TIL" youth
Wa Charles VI. ShrlN"r son 49, 'ir"r%"
VI Shr.Vrr. S~nlNr IL" prr~ld"ni "f IN"
l.. Il g. Railroad company and ono 81 IN"
h"S: known railway nT!Cit'" IN IL" '"hh-
~. who has u@; hrcn I'r"mn!"d I" h'
Sup,rint"nd,uI Of N" lid!'lm"r" ter.
mind'S "f rhH company This 90 on" ri
the m"sl r'~2uTsih." positions in tn"
UperaI NIX department. aud ,hn son "G
ih,. sruIur Vice president wa selected
hcCau-c hn had proven L" l." "n "N'"r-
.Uall.N N .,.Ch' opera ~ hlfn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Alumni PAPER AND
PAID SECRETARY
PLANNED FOR ". Y, j

Special Dispatch To The Intc,liIcn""r.
MorEdntowu. ". Va. May 50. W h"n
the alumni at Wet Virgins University
gather at MorELntnNn saturday alter
noon, June II. fer their unuuai bust
, nC~:, session hc.I'lrS the election If OF
, h"cr., ut least two important questions
, will b. presented FOR their rOnSidu ra-
ilnn by tn" secretary. DR.. l.. ". Arnctt
rhcE" quest innS arr concerning N" en-
plnN in'nt at PAID alumni ScrrCtdr!
and ne establishment az an alumni:
paper.
The matter of Il fuiI-tlno paid score
larry has been up for consideration III
previous YEAR. but lark "f funds to
pay such n man la, della such APP
pnIntmcnis. The result has been tnal
br. ArnC't has carried On AL the duties
Of III" secretary without pay. and III
lnIScr>ity. OWING IL the ncrcaS" IN
1 the duties a. n" ranks OF the alumni
! grow from year IL yea: /, - realized
I that II is unjust to ask Dr. -trneu TO
. continue Ia carry On this work, and that
: the tim" har come when paid secretary
who Will devote all his tame 10 Tins
, work. must pc employed.
The need OF some Kind OF a pIbhtan-
! tion through which the secretary might
! work ~ also felt and that vii! be
, taken up. This paper might only be
! published quarterly at first but II Is AS
sumed mat it would soon he AZ least
q monthly publICation. Work must also
! ne starte dth'S fall on the revision or
! the University alumni records 50 hat Il
: new alumni bulletin may h" ISSUED in
thc spring. showing IN" present address
: OF every graduate "f the institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
CELEBRATION MOST SUCCESSFUL
HELD IN OHIO VALLEY, THE
VISITORS RYPoRT.
MEMORIAL IS COMBINED WITH
FUNERAL. ESCORT FOR BODY
or MATHEW GREEN.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ENGLAND
AND HON. SAM B. MoNf6OM-
ERY DELIVER ApDAESSES.

Tre Memorial Is,v .c-\,.r v.,u,!u.tcd
by \. \ Mcun.a'n. t>"-.. Ar"r'.'u L.
Sror. 90 MrNcrT~r. w. r.rhAr, no
most >mcr"~- -, SHI ni"..' impr.>-; !"
-"r,icr hold ~ -" Wrsc'lng d:~irl. I
Memorial Day. III c-anL >I,"">> ~
'ns N"Mr.hSu Posts undertaking Nj,
IN" m Il 'I-c. nct~@r" :" the c""r.r1
'.cn ErvCn ~ legion post nr tn" q.
<N-' -" NON - E"rwNni .trd M"N"' ,'".
I've Uniform Elrh knights .; r,i"'.,..
"'h"r organizations .'ri ~" "i'','u~ ~
San"ra; tr:n - NcNe,aCu an! l;'.n
u"od
Thr n'rro"'ai ~ .'' - m"-' 'n''
r-~~SJ," hACauS" ~ the ''"t a. =
r"mh'r~d the "hsar.Hr'" - M"m"r.r'
Pay Nth. the i"~' :rlna'" -; ."'" ami
respect - tTiNH's N1'i''w F'"'', I"
E-nVo"7 boy w." H''" - 49, E''''''
In France.
W" 0a"'CN ''-'"''i go N"E'' ~ S'r'',.
NcMcrheH. ard "''7'S'" OK H'"'hf =
- = O'Clock. ''N'"-:'- -" :. .."''S ~"
- 'ra-"H. S'";A ~ Na7>ha'' $500. 80
E'"re7'h. We; -" t'.'N"''tH I" ''"'''''
north "n Ha7'"'d - '"h,'' "'>' Wv
Tsnth :" N'ttm'T' ! TN IN T.. 'N''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
RARDESTY
W|THHOLOS VERDICT
IN DEATH OF GIRL

r,.rn,l.- ,T,t HIrd"~'v a. H. mon.
county. Ch:o. 49, .,,ri''"h ,n-t '''n."!;
,il.,i T., J. no; r".,lN :" .un'un'" It*
,rr,lj,.r 90 ~. crn'h - l.',"rh'n" SPAN"
AGED |" Years. " hr - %r.'i I" hay" >h"'
I,~~. II III her li'mc. enc mrl' i""m k'n'
NJ, ~. ohio. sunday afternoon. Th'
,..-.,ncr j. hcjuE aiGCd m = further IA.
,r~ti.a,'"u &C tir gr"~ "'H'H hN
sheriff Il. r. Lynch
An autopsy VA prrF"rn'''I Ur"m '."
:..rl'% body Yesterday II -" l"hnsi"''
nrorGuc 4. s. lna.rS,;llr 10y DR.. Wet
and T,r Porter. IN" doctors found M
d,.,ih wa. du,. 80 II bullet r"rv' rating
,h,. ri.lt s;d.. rc 'i," Grr,'~ h'Ir;. Via.
,ei., GraIru". = h"ard'r y 'l'' S.an"
lnu-". r"id ih" auth"r'':", Sunday that
nr entered Il r""m where IN" :Iri "7|
.r,ndir. N i'm" (" -" her draw - y
,riNcr. she Hrrd'a hulIc' m" hcr l"iN
h, H"rc I've could prevent IL" decd. h"
said.
CONS .,itrah'" mystery surrounds 'h"
girls death Si0rr H. ncuh"r "f her
family IAN assign ANY r"a-"u why ''h"
should end her ':f'. Nuih"rlIlrN h"'"
tntrrl i"wrd soy raj n"i-hh"r~, hut hay"
secured rr ,nf"rmatl"n :" onj.Ghi"u
them
Tho crrNs funeral viii W. hr'd this
,rnruInr II Tia" l"hn"t"u m"rcu' a. *
rHair.,i.I". tn" Roy. Father =, hn'!Nkl
81 r'Hrr"'u' Nj, haN" ,hL"r" "f 'h''
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