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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12
BIG NEW DANCE PALACE is
OPEN
Winter Garden In the Grand Central
Market Building Is Ready for
500 Couples

The opening night. last Saturday,
tremendous success. Capacity crowds
were in attendance. Dances and on
lockers enjoyed the many attractions
of this new pleasure palace in the city.
among which must especially i@ men,
toned the large and excellent or.
Ahestru.
Denver's new $5O.OOO dance pal
ace equals in splendOr the fa-
nous palaces of its kind In New YORK
and San Francisco. The Winter Gar
den has opened its doors nt the former
location of the Grand Central Public
market on Champa street. This huge
market building was adapted to the
construction of dancing floor because
of the fact that the marked was built
without n pillar or post In it. The lay
ing of n maple floor over the cement
fIoOr OF the market has marked the
activities of the past weeks. The drap
cries are specially made for the VIM
Ter Garden Dance palace.
The complete remodeling of the
white terra cotta market building has
been going on for sixty days. The
walls have been tinted soft pink and
purple. More than fifty hanging lamps
will illuminate it. A special colOred
( lighting effect il also bcing installed.
Expensive tapestries are 10 he hung
over the windows and openings with
"a setting of Florida palms to give
the winter garden effect. Dozens or
beveled plate glass mirrors will
brighten this effect .'Meet-Me-COrn-
crs" are to be named after nearby
cities and schools. Across the large
mirrors hung in various parts of the
great building will b etched the
names Denver University" boulder"
Golden" "Englewood.' Brighton
Greeley" etc. The dancers in par
ty will thus be enabled to say Meet
me at the Greeley Corner This Will
enable the convenient handling of the
more than 800 couples which may be
accommodated at one time on the floor.
The setting of the furniture is in
ivory and mahogany. The floor, which
is 1OOx125 feet. is inclOsed by ma
hogany railing and ivory harps To
carry out the idea of music ana
rhythm. In addition to dancing. re-
freshment corner, OH small cafe order
will be maintained.
Denver has its largest down
town amusement center. The feeling
that Denver has long needed center
of this kind for dancing was the in
spiration of the building of the Win
ter Garden by the Winter Garden
company. which consists of Albert
Levin, builder of Lakeside park: Mel
win Levin and l.. l.. Cooke of Chi
cago, who will be the manager Mr..
Cooke has managed the Continental
cafe in Chicago. che Cave in New Or
leans, and the Blue Bird in San Frnn-
cisco. He is vice president of the new
Winter Garden company.
The Winter Garden has a $4,000
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

orchestra. which probably is the larg-
ycr orchestra. Frequent exhibits of
famous dancers and performers will
be held. maintaining constant interest
in the Winter Garden programs. Dane
ing will he held six nights week.
with IL Saturday matinee. and special
DANCING instructors will occupy the
mofhlng hot,rs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12
FEz, KAFrAN AND SILK HAT.

The sessions of the Zionist Congress
photo drama. The mOutain Jews of
the Caucasus We're there in their Kos
sack uniforms, the Turkish Jew in
his feZ, the ChOsid i'm his ,;aftan and
dull gray that told Il heart rending
tale. the Western European and Amer
lean Jew in frock and high silk hat.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Newark, y. j., will build $500. .oGo-Go
community rhouse. Formal approval
was given by Y. NJ II. \. TO architects
plans. which We're also given consi;l-
Grafton by the national office staff OF
the Jewish Welfare board. Mr.. y. J..
Diamond is chairman of the building
committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

I.auri de Frecc. the well-knowna Eng
lish comedian, died last month at
DeaNille. France. after a brief liz
moss. Mr. dc Frcce. who was one of
the most popular figures on the ~tsng-
lish sage. was nephew of Sir fwaIs
ter de Frecc.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

One of the ''superfuous' immi-
grants awaiting deportation at Ellis
Island is the 6O-year-old mother of an
ia, who served in the American army
in the World War. She arrived three
minutes too late. The exhibit is one
of many of its kind that show mp the
crude ahsurtlities of the new law.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Information received here from &c
ncva state that the League of Nations
J is decided to watch over the mannel
IN which the R0umunnian and Hun
garian governments are enforcing the
treaty clauses efrccring minority
rights.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mr.. Maurice Benjamin, who has
served on the Shanghai (China) Mum
icipal Council for number of years.
has been returned unopposed for the
current term,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

The New York World Magazine de
voted n full page to n review of the
theory of DIR. Albert Abrahams of san
Francisco that man is matter and his
mind" nothing bur electric energy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Ado.ph Mayer and Mrs. |.
Cohen will he the hostcsscs at the
Friday club this week.
Mrs. $. IiSko has returned from
Waterloo. Ia. where she spent New
Years with her sislcr. Mrs. Jake Lev
ingston.
Mrs. Samuel Lehman will entertain
The Tuesday and Thursday clubs at
Baur's ON Thursday.
Mrs. Il. Steinbcrg and son. Abe. of
Los Angeles. are visiting in the city
for short time.
Miss Frances RechnitZ was the hos
Harriet lteuler.
We note with intcrcso tint Del
phines March. daughter of Mrs. Justine
NOOK of this city, is member of the
New York Artists quartet. They have
hcen heartily received by the music
loving citizens of Charlotte. y. c.
MlSS Mhrcn WAS 10 nave sung III uhtI
with carl,SO on Nov. 9TH at the Bitt-
more hotel. New YORK city.
Mrs. Max Guldman was the hostess
AT luncheon bridge last week.
Mrs. El. levin entertained at the
Moor club complimentary to Mrs.
Fannie Goodman and her daughters.
~ Mr.. \. Susman announces the en-
gagcment of his daughter. Annie. to
Jack LOvitt of Alliance, Ncb.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Phillips of 2s2T
Vine street announce the engagement
Gf their sister, Charlotte Wolf, to
Louis Isaacs of I9adville. Colo.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Hannah Ruth Gumbiner Of
Kansas City to Mr.. Kallman G. Bar
nett of this city.
Miss Ruth Spivak leaves Sunday
for New York City 10 continue her
studies in voice culture and dramatic
art.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Mackay Hcidenhcimer, o
Great Falls, Mono. arrived Saturda!
10 attend the ReulerLewin wedding
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12
Social Netus

10 celebrate the completion of their
=. Rndetsky will extend its hospital
lily to their friends on Tuesday eve
ming October Is from o to IL.
Mrs. Nose Marx will he rhe hostess
Of the Friday club at ths Argonaut
Hotel.
The Brides club. met with Mrs. /.
+. Levy last week
Miss Eta Schwartz. 1861 Elizabeth
street will receive at trousseau tea
Friday October II from to p. M.
No cards have been issued
Mrs. Mackay Hcidenheimcr. OF
Great Falls, Mon6.. arrived Saturday
10 attend the Reuler-I.ewin wedding.
Miss Carolyn Lehman left saturday
for short "trip east She will be the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Fritz Schacfcr
in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs Dave \. Stein an
nOuncc the birth of son at st.
.Joscphs Hospital Wednesday. October
18th. He will be named Max Alvin.
Mrs. Stein was formerly Miss Eva
Lemon.
The A. X. club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Wallbrunn wednesday
evening.
?. DIR. and Mrs. Ben B. Frankel an
nounce the birth of IL daughter at
Mercy hospital. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lsham Jesselson have
as their guest. their mother. Mrs
Moose of California.
Mrs. VIM. O'Gara. was the hostess
of the Friday club last week.
Mrs. Hattie 3. Levi leaves for the
ease Friday. She will meet her
daughter. Mrs. Maurice Magnus, In st.
Louis, her mother. Mrs. SpOrborg in
Chattanooga. and also visit in Chicago.
with Mrs Magnus. who will have re-
turned from st. Lonis by that time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Hannah Ruth Gumbiner Of
Kansas City to Mr.. Kallman G. Bar
nett of this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Phillips of 2a2I
Vine street announce the engagement
Of their sister, Charlotte Wolf, to
Louis Isaacs of Ieadvillc. Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Miss Ruth Spivnk leaves Sunday
for New York city 10 continue her
studies in voice culture an<! dramatic
art.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Miss Carolyn Lehman left Saturday
for short "trip east. She will ie tn
guest of her sister. Mrs. Fritz Schacfcl
in New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. VIM. O'Gara, was the hOstcs
of the Friday club last week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

- Mr.. \. Susman announces the en-
gagcment of his daughter. Annie. ia
Jack Lovitt of Alliance, Ncb.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Isham .Iesselson have
aS their guest. their mother. Mrs
Moose of California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Miss Eta Schwartz. 1861 Elizabeth
street will receive at trousseau tea
Friday October II from to . p. M.
No cards have been issued.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

The Brides club, met with Mrs.
f. Levy last week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

:. DIR. and Mrs. Ben Ii. Frankel an
nounce the birth of II daughter a
Mercy hospital, Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. El. Levin entertained at the
Moor club complimentary to Mrs.
Fannie Goodman and her daughters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

The \. X. club met with Mr.. an''
Mrs. Julius wallbrunn wednesday
oveiling
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Nose Marx will he. rhe hostess
Of the Friday club at thS Argonan'
Hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Max Guldman was the hostess
AT luncheon bridge last week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Miss Frances RechnitZ was the hos
tess of an afternoon in honor of Miss
Harriet Iteuler.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Il. Steinbcrg and son. Abe. of
Los Angeles. are visiting in the city
for n short time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

10 celebrate the completion of their
beautiful new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
:. Radetsky will extend its hospital
lily to their friends on Tuesday eve
ming October Is from . to II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Samuel Lehman will entertain
the Tuesday and Thursday clubs at
l;aur's ON Thursday.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

brlben an Der Gueriponb unb blidts
bineiH. Gs sing elm fpeides, pers
fddmtes 9Gheln iiber ibr iunees Sc
iidt. Sic mar bod niemdls DEFENDERS
eitel 9speien. aber bier - beute -
nit oieien 5urtroiieen Wdngen, oieieH
lG6elnben 2ippsn uno fsudtIdimz
mernoen aueen - od gsfisI lie i9
leIbft, bd ionnts Iie Is sIauben, baB re
aud ibm eefiel. Gs mar bod stipas
Nabres an benz oft ssb0rten SAT: bas
Slid perfd0nt bic WeniheH.
9luppte bort unten nidt cine Sbir9
9dm man, fe gu bolen2 Ddr sr piels
leidt bod in5pii9sR beimsstsbrt unb
fragte mad ibrP
Dus 9er5 tlopfts ibr itiirmiI6, bic
5Gnoe 5itterten ibr, pGbreno iie bic
pIpde frieoer in bic feutten 5idsr
biiats - Ft fab bennod ssnau su, buB
es ebenIo ipurbe, ipie er IS gemd9t, tpie
CT es geipobnt mar.
Droubsn Isntis Iid liGte5riiblings=
odmmerung berab. @s mar nod Iebr
bell, absr Der 9as Ididte Iib an. Idlas
fen gu ssben. Sin fIiItsrnbsr Dinbs
baud bob toieno bic lOi,n girtenidIeis
sr,-5um ssOffneten 6enfter itr0mts cine
neue Dufttpeae berein, bsrauIteno
flip, unb bruntsn i'm @ebiif6 bsadnn
dufs Reut bic Rd9tigdn ibr iebns
Iu6tsbones QiebesnerbeH.
Ginsn aussnblid nod itanb gamma
pie eebannt uuo lauIdte- nun fdloB
lie baitis bas 5eniter uHo elite binuns
ter.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
mir elm lSrOIctarier. S6eoiera

Neip gorf. &oie goItor
Stofes, So5ioIiitcniilbrerin lit bier
in elmer neucn Goae auigetretcn, in.
Dem lie in eiuem @inofter .Gonia
GrtburS Soden", cine @eididte aus
Dem g9ourgcoisleben", ole Saltpt.
role ipielt.
Sn elmer glniprohe Dor Oen Gam.
pen iogte 6rau Stofes, oab ole &or.
Iteuuug oie critic iei, oie ais oas
gieIitltot ibrer glbIidt, Elm ,8role.
tariertbeater" 81 er6ifnen, aeqeben
meroe. 9ie 8ui6ouer beitan0en aus
Itreifen0eu Shnei0ern unO .3uIdnei.
bern uno oeren 6rauen.
Aclteite 3eitnna in @aine Itc0t Gr.
I6cinen Elm.
8ortlano, Miaine. ~ Ger v9ailp
@aitern @lrgus", Der i'm Sabre 1903
gegriiuoet poroen uno oemofrati.
ider Sen0en5 mar, ltelte oieier Soge
iein Griheiuen elm. Ser gargus"
mar sic dlteite Seltung in Blaine
itno miro Ourf Den g@ortlono Se-
rails" cine unobb6ngige 3eiting, er.
lett mer0en.
Gier aus Dem 9ieidJe Der Mitte.
minneapolis, Minn. - God eli.
ner eimnO5man5igtdgigen Teiie limo
beute cine babe Mtiaion dineIiIde
@ier e%ingetrofferL ole erite Senouna
ieiner Art, ole bier empfangen
muroe.
9ie @icr limo ctuas fleiner ais
Oas omerifoniide Gro0uft. sic
wuroen SIT 50 Gents oas 0uteno.
ooer fin 5 Sent meniger p~erfauft,
als einbeimiide Gier. auf Dem
transport mar aud nidt elm Gi
lerbrofen.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
EerrenloresG Gut.
ROmau bon Nnrie BERNHARD.
u GOrt[ssuna.)


yMus mir9 sSd, Sinh, einmal pirb
es Op9 fem miifen, OBJ nun beute ober
in brei, bier Sdgen, bds lit ipirtIi9
ein unb bdsIelbe! limb 10 ~berlaHen,
tpie ou benten magIt, bin i'd gar nt9t.
Mie i9 beute 8ormittag uuf cine
Stunbe in Der 5abrit mar, Bios, I'm
MIDI bort eben NAL gu 3eigen, benn arr
beiten iolte uno ipplte i9 ia nod gar
ni9t = Oa fam 9eIborf, Der Gbef, ou
neiBt, unO mar nirtli9 iebr, iebr gut
unO tbeilnebmsnb gu mir. SeineSrau
unO Die S0ater mag i9 ni9t leiben,
uno i6 fpnnte eS meinem0 pr9en ni9t
DerOenten, baB iie fir ii6 unO fir bid
ni9ts BON i6nen ipilien ppllte -. oas
mar tein llmgang fir eu9. Aber er,
9elborf, lit ptrtli9 Elm gutter Meni4,
uno mir baben INNER SDmpatbie fir
chamber 6ebabt. Die anbern GoQegen
famen aud nod 6a3u, unD ite be-
itiirmten MIDI nit Bitten, iA Iolle mid
ni6t 10 ifoIiren, iA miiFe nit ibnen
3uiammen fein; iieppllten. ia nt9t nit
mir ipringen unb tan5en unO 8iBe
reiBen - Bios Bel chamber iiben unb
bies unb bas beipre4en: politit unb
Observation-Disclosures, nete GrfinOun@
gen unO mas font Der Sag nod
bringt, 0db i9 bod auf anbere @eban=
fen fame. sic meinen, tpenn id inn
mer 81 SauIe fGBe in Der g%etpobnten
llmge6una, mo- ieOer plab, iebes 3ims
nler, iebes Stiid Miobel mid an lie err
innert -. es mag ia iein, baB tie
redt baben, baB Oas ni4t gut 1T fir
mid. glun alio, 9elborf unb Wint@
Ter, bas lit Der bonn te9niI6en 8uz
reau, peiBt Ou-bie pOlen mid ab6os
ZEN nab unTerem alien Stammlofal,
benz NugufinerbrGu, unb ba ioG i9
nit i6nen 3uTammen bleiben, 10 LANCE,
tpie ids sben aus6alten tann."
,Seute i1on, papa2"
rSa, 6erte f4on!" piotropstp fub
nd9 feiner llbr. rSSn elmer 9uten bali
BEN Stunbe t0nnen lie bier lein- unb
nun lei bu mein tluges, brapes5annas
8eibden, 9eb' auf bein 3tmmer uno
pad' oeine Siebenfd9en 3uIammen,
auf baB bu Dabin tommIt, mo bu BON
@pttes unb gfe6ts tuegen b%ingeb0rit."
@r bate in lei9tem Son Ipre6en
tpoaen, a6er Die Worte Itpdten ibm in
Der &eble, er muBte Elm paar Mal
f9luden unO bic Augen nurben ibm
feu6t, ipie er Die f6lante, f9par3ges
tleiOete G%rauengetalt in feline arme
nabm.
r@as bu mir in bieIen fGpersn,
traurigen Sagen setDeIen biIt, &inb,
unb mas i3 Dir bante, bas fam i4
Dir niemals Dergeiien -
n@6, lie6er, lie6iter Batter, i6 bite
bi9, IpriA ni4t 10! 1nb meme 2iebe,
unD mein Dant -"
Sic bieIten chamber feIt umT9lun=
cen un0 peinten,
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

Gs mar gegen qbenb, ais bic jung.
Srau an Dem ~eleganten Sauie in Der
&i9arb @agnerftraBe borfu6r unb,
ibr Sanbt0fferhen in Der He9ten, bic
breite Sreppe in Der impoIanten 8ors
balle em~portieg.
Ser ipohlgei4ulte 9iener praats
beinabe 5uriid, ais er beim SbiirOffnen
feline @nGbige 10 unerpartet por ii9
fa6. @r tpiinl9te fi9 in Der Stiae
Slid, OaB er nod ni4t i'm Speiieaims
mer fir Ii6, fir 3en3i, bic &09in,
unb fir @uIta, bas 3immermGb9en,
bic lltenIilien gu elmer tleinen, impros
biIyt;n A6enbmabl3eit 5uIammenges
tragen bate, nie tie IL ieit Sanna's
4bmeIen6eit tGgli9 bier eingenommen
bGtten, ba Der n9err" bes 4benbs cons
fequent ausipdrts ipeiite unb ipGt
heiwtam
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

0&ur5e Mitteilunsell < aus bent
Samilienfreiie ooer aus bent Greun.
besfreiie, Die iid fir Die @proffent.
lihung~ei9nen. lino uns ieoer5eit
heraIih miqfommev
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
.WaskinslaA S%ournal.
G.tsN

The only German Paper in Washing
ton, D. c., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. no Sixth Street, N. w.
Telephone, Main 1889.
Hermann c. Winkler, Proprietor.
Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G.. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Entered as s~econd-class matter August
I, 1915, at the post office Washington.
D. c., under the Act of March 3 1879
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
Ironf 6eier's S6bme @D
Qei6enbtfatter
lib Siebente Strake, N. Us.
Gelepbon Nortb 500.
ORIENTAL UNIVERSITY. IT

Gegruendet 1903.
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Grade, auch Doktorgrade, rechtsgiltig erteilt.
Jeder zugelassen. Per Kurs aur SIS; sechs
fuer $55. Keine extra Forderungen fuer Ma
trikulation und Diplom. Kursliste etc. umsonst
.Wir haben ca. 500 Studenten das lahr.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
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quate and economical nltration system.
and it is our intention TO carry these
plans through within the coming year.
without overhurdening the people.
I'VE have paid off the debt " the
fire department, which "" inherited from
the preceding administration. which
amounted Ia s665on In addition. We
have extended our city nre alarm sys-
tom at i cost OF $4,000.
As before stated, VIC have made what
7 think has been wholly successful
war on the vice evil. and We expect 10
continue cur efforts for a clean city.
The Salary Criticism.
We have cu"pcrated With the Wheel
ing improvement Association and the
chamber Of Commerce TO gct municipal
inuro,cments Many 81 these plans. |
fool certain. Will DC realized in the near
future. At ever! step We have had the
advice and aprnvalnf d ma jority nf the
hos, citizens of Wheeling, however hard
Nc nsv have found il 10 please MIR.
Iaughlln.
some of the criticisms in MIR. Laugh
Inns paper and by his personal candi-
dates have referred To the matter Of
,.rtain salaries. stand here To justify
avery one ~ those salaries. We added
thirteen policemen because the two new
wards required police protection. Tw"
~ those were motorcycle men for the
pike district and the others uniform
mcn. Or. Mr.. l-auShlIn and his per-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
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wonderful strengthening powers ~
NcrN Worth. and how quickly II gives
results Everybody needs Il tonic in the
fall. and tho tonic You take should he
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YOU quickly. Nrrr-worth has been for
many wears ono Of the most successful
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

sonal candidates want the people OF the
Ninth and Tenth wards TO understand
that they will los" their police protec-
lion IL those candidates are elected:
There has been criticism from tho
same quarter Of tho fact that We raised
The salaries Of policemen and fremen
from sla5 TO sl3J a month. / believe
Rat this il not a cent too much Tor
,hn work thar these men do, and es-
neciaIIy under the living conditions OF
The last two years. Most Of them are
heads OF families and sl3S = month
is hardly more than day Iaooreis nave
b.en earning through the period OF nigh
nrircs skilled laborers have made
much more, with shorter hours and less
DANGEROUS occupa tons.
I'm conclusion. l wish to say mat II
tho people Of Wheeling wish 10 nave
,hs nnIicic. OF city improvements and
rI>ic retirement continued. we shall be
rlad 10 have their endorsement IT the
polls"
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CITY MANAGER REPLIES
CONTINUED from Page One)


rerrlng with and r""cir!rg In" ad>l""
and support Of many Of WheeNnE's best
citizens.
Next. in cooperation with officers 81
the United states Public Health S"rNic"
VIC established a clinic h"rc Tor r"nc-
r"ai disease Every penny ~ Wheel
!nGs share in this work wa PAID ny
public spirited rItIZ,n wh" We" work.
ng with the rIly administrations. This
clinic unqucStinnahi! !mrr"N OF INC ruh.
ne health and gaze ne absolute "on'r"I
Of every woman IN tn" city engaged ~
commercial, vice. Gag work along M
line was strongly commended bN >"'lal
workers and Ivy the officers Of The pU".
lic health service.
District Closed.
"FInal!N. tho present administration,
after having acquired ahS"lut" control
Of wee in the city. d"'rrrin-d that the
rod h-ht' district. which had been in
operation continuously N Wheeling Ter
half 4 century. should conc :" an md.
W. took IN" proper step uN" m"nihS
ago and since that tim" this district.
.rnca 80 notorious. has been kept. ahS"-
lurriv closed That l. j. closed ami -
activities ended has h""r established
both by social workers. and tinted
states officers. Tn" most recent N
dnrSomsnt Of our work wa> that OF
rapia.n IirNgUrE Of the heath ,"r>:''.
who. after An unanr"uncrd Ni!Ii anu
rn"r"uEh InNcSiiEatl"n. seated ~ " rHh-
IL mcrtIu. that tho "ItN hdEn'hiSira-
,tion'~ >u"r"Ss va r"mr,"'' ana most
gratifying and asked Tho support "i
a.. good rilizrrs hat 1 mEh, T." NUN
;aInrd.
This Is our record on tho. So"ial evri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
for the Lawn
Sun Parlor and
Summer Home

different fnom interior furnishing as
outdoors is from indoors.
Two sections of the Stone E.
Thomas store now offer their services
and merchandise to equip the outer
parts of your home for Summer en-
iovmCnt. These two arc the furni-
turc section on the fourth floor and
the houscfurnishing section on the
Market Street floor.