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The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Magistrate Peter Townsend Barlow In
his fourteen years on the bench won Tor
himself the reputation Of being one OF
the most humane judges who ever dis
pensed justice to the myriads OF weak
and wicked whose transgressions
brought them to the police court.
He was born in Kew York in 1857. the
son of Samuel L. NJ. Barlow. After his
graduation from Harvard with the class
OF '79 he studied at the Columbia Law
School for two years and shortly after
ward was admitted to the bar. For
more than twenty years he practised
law. In 1903 Mayor Mcclellan appoint
ed him a city Magistrate. and In 1913
Mayor Mitchell reappointed him.
A Just Judge.
In all the fourteen years Of his service
he never lost his first eager delight in
studying from the vantage point OF the
bench men and women and tangled mo-
tiyes. In appearance he never failed to
impress the defendant. the opposing
lawyers and the witnesses. for he was
big man with q firm face. grave eyes, q
long beard, and beneath il all a very
summer he held court in his shirt
sleeves. but Barlow In shirt sleeves COM
manded more respect than many an
other magistrate In u black robe.
typical instance of justice as he
meted 1t out was the case OF deaf
mute arraigned before him for begging
In writing for enough money to take him
TO his home In Albany. Magistrate Bar
low heSr the evidence. found him guilty
and gravely fined him 81. He then paid
the fine. gave the man enough money to
take him to Albany and sent court
attendant with him to see he got on the
boat safely. He frequently fined Of
tenders whose poverty had caused them
to commit minor infractions and then
gave them money and addresses where
they could get work.
Bent on Making Certain.
On one occasion policeman swore in
court that motorist had driven a car
with glaring lights and the motorist
swore the lights did not glare. II
seemed a deadlock. Mr.. Barlow solved
the problem by going that night with
the two to the car to see for himself
whether the lights glared or not He
would view himself the horse Of n
pedler accused OF mistreating the
animal before pronouncing Judgment
In all 100000 cases were brought be-
fore him In his fourteen years as a
magistrate.
In 1919 he took trip TO Europe to
study the minor court system there He
visited London, Paris. Berlin and Rome.
and returned home, satisfied that New
York's magistrates' courts beat them
all.
Ills health began to fail in April. 1917
when he underwent an operation for an
abcess in Roosevelt Hospital. He spent
the following winter In California and
returned to his duties again in tn,
autumn OF 1913, but was compelled Il
apply for an indefinite leave of absence
He left his home here at All Park ave
nue. last fall to spend the winter in Cali
fornia. 1t was on his way home that h
was stricken at Chicago.
Magistrate Barlow in 1885 marrie'
Miss Virginia Louise Matthews. Hi
wife died sixteen years ago. one son
Samuel L. M. Barlow. survives. Mr.
Barlow was member of the University
Union and Harvard clubs and also be
longed to the Society of Colonial Wars
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Thomas III. O'Keefe.

Thomas II. OKeefe. postmaster OF
Oyster Bay for the last seven years and
friend and neighbor OF the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt. died yesterday in his
home after a long Illness. He was AZ
years old. Mr.. O'keefe was a State
Senator from 1912 to 1914 and then
was appointed postmaster by President
Wilson
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Services for l.. r. Harrison.

Funeral services for Louis r Harri-
son. author and scenario writer, who
died Saturday in the home of Harry
Raver, motion picture producer at Hemp
stead, l.. l.. will be held at . o'clock this
lfternoon In the Funeral Church. Sixty
sikh street and Broadway.
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Henry X. Rechert.

Private Henry K Rechert. who spent
fve years on the police force before en-
listing in the United States Army, died
yesterday at the Reconstruction Hos
pital, Staten Island. OF wounds received
two and half years ago In the fight
In the Argonne Forest
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LOST AND FOUND.

reward viii be paid for information Lead
blue sedan body. serial No. 10a634. motor
No 9S663. license No. 242s76 New York
fi92D. stolen from Duane st. and Broad
day May at r. NJ SHERWOOD AID
yUSTlNG BUREAU, 92 William st. John
LOST-Back leather brief case, on Tuesday.
May 8. leaving for Pennsylvania Station
from Waldorf. about $3.50 p. NJ. In taxi: case
containing red leather folders marked A. s.
Co. and important private papers. Return
papers. with or Without case, to American
Seating Co., lI9 w. 40th: reward of $50
will be paid.
LOST-Saturday night, checks amounting to
S1.oi6; reward. GOTrFRIED, 1875 Park
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

GIRLS who are particular-girls who are
looking for positions above Tn. nvornge,
read Herald Want Ads. They also put their
situation wanted Ada thsrs~--Ad~
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NeXnOrt.

Mrs. Lorillard Spencer has left for
New York and will later 20 to the
Philippines to resume her missionary
work.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Miss Lucille r. Edgar returned yester-
day fro mNew York, where she had been
for q week.
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Personal Intelligence
New York.

New York.
Mrs Berkeley Mostyn OF $40 PARK
avenue, who for several months has been
occupying an apartment at IL Via SOL
forino, Florence. italy, will remain there
until June. when she will 20 to Venice
70 rthe remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lee HaggIn has
come to the St. Regis from Elmendorf
their home In Lexington. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson VIII
give large reception Thursday after
noon IN their home at Is East Fifty
seventh street. which Mr.. Henry Clay
Pierce just vacated.
Lord Iveagh. who arrived last weeA
by the Mauretania. is at the ST Regis
where he viii remain for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar
will entertain dinner party In theii
home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver G Jennings gave
a dinner for former Ambassf dor to Eng
land and Mrs. John w. Davis at their
home last night. There were twenty
eight guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II Gary will ar
rive In New York to-day from White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne will close her
city house to-day and 60 to Princeton
N. j.. for the summer.
Mr.. EIbridge T. Gerry expects to go to
his house In Newport X. l., nMay 20
Mrs. James y. Ha ggin will return to-
morrow from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sufforn Taller viii
go to Baltimore May te, to visit hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown
Mrs. John Innes Kane will leave Eu-
rope for New York on July 6 and or
her arrival here will go to Bar Har'
Dor, Me.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp has re.
turned from the Virginia Hot Springs
TO 2f7 Fifth avenue. She will go te
southampton this week.
Washington.
Mrs. Harding received Commands
Evangeline Booth, head Of the Saliva
lion Army In America, at the White
House yesterday afternoon and voiced
her interest In the campaign now being
launched to raise funds for the work
OF the Army in Washington.
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. DENLY
were guests In whose honor Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles DENLY entertained at din.
ner last night at the Chevy Chase Club
Secretary OF the Interior Fall returned
10 Washington last evening after a va.
cation in Kentucky. Mrs. Fall and hel
daughter, Mrs. c. G.. Chase, will joir
nm here to-day. They have been stay
!rg with Mr.. and Mrs. Brant Elliott a
Fort Conway. Va.
Tho Minister Of Poland, Prince Lubo
mirshi, has left for New York to at
tend a concert to be given in Aeoliar
Hall for the Polish children's relie
fund.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock gave q dinner
last night for Miss Ellen Thomas o.
Georgia. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
T.. Leslie Craigie of the British EN-
tassy.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Registered at the Newport Casino are
Commander William s. Anderson, u S.
N, and Messrs. Morris Duane. Eugene
Reynal and Louis Reynal.
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PETER 7. BARLOW,
MAGISTRATE, DEAD
Well Known New York Judge
Stricken i'm Chicago on
Way Home.

Special Despatch to THE NEw York Hi1RaLp.
CHICAGO, May 9.--Magistrate Peter
r. Barlow OF New York died to-day at
st. Lukes Hospital
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JeweIry.

Jewelry.
REWARD OF $50
will be paid for the return OK octacon shaped
platinum brooch containing large dia-
lost April 20, at or between Hotel Astor and
s2d st. CHARLTON & CO.. 634 5th av.
A REWARD OF $125
VIII be paid Tor the return OF platinum bar
pin containing diamonds OF equal size. los,
May in vicinity of Gimbel's department
store. Marcus &C.. 9TH av. and 45th ST.
LoST-From taxlcab Friday night. May g.
"a % Az. between 18th ST: and .3d ST., string
pecs RepFa t. oe- %s and Hot. s
AZ. and 55th St Lihertl reward.
LOST--Saturday morning. between Park av.
and Goth st.. and Hotel Ri.z.carlton.
platinum and diamond design | inch sqaNre
bar pin attached to black velvet ribbon; lib
eral reward. ROBERTS. 5ln Park av.
LOST-Reward for gold powder box set with
small diamond, lost Saturday. May 7, pos
sibly on 9Th ay. bus. J. W. HUNT. 80 West
Sod.
LOST-Diamond arrow pin liberal reward:
lost In near Hotel Astor Saturday after
noon, May Z. Call JAY, Columbus. .6314.
LOST-Suitable reward for return OF large
gold top pin, metal back. with four jade
stones; heirloom, association very dear.
BLUM. 73 East 92d.
LosT-Bracelet. ,Thursday light. May. ).
York; reward. ERNEST WILSON. IS Mas
sau st. Rector 285i.
LOST-Back enamel vanity case, diamond
clasp. gold. and black enamel chain. In
taxicab, Sunday night. 1880 O'Clock; liberal
reward. Hotel Gotham. 9TH ay. and 65th st.
Losr-Mag 0. gold flaswe bar pin, three
stones, West 5Tth 5tt av. omnibus, Eas;
47th. East 4Sth: reward. 24s Herald. Her
aid "a.
LOST-Lady's gold mesh bag and contents.
Liberal reward II returned to STEVEN
SON. 66l 18th av. No questions asked.
LoST-DIamond sunburst, Greeley Theatre,
May s.; liberal reward. Phone Bergen 1920.
LosT-Man's gold watch with fob; reward.
Call Flatbush s34c-J
s4o0 REWARD
for return Of beaded bag containing diamond
bar pin with 6l diamonds. ring. sapphire,
surrounded by ~ diamonds fancy platinum
between West 34th and 9th SITS. or in tav!-
cnb. BLACK. STARR 4 FROST, 5th av and
4sGi st.
return of bracelet containing Al dia-
monds. lost on Friday evening on 42d st. or
Broadway between Grand Central Terminal
and Hotel Astor. DREICER & CO.. $50
9TH av.
500 REWARD
for the return OF diamond platinum pin.
lost Friday r. NJ. at Dclmonico's return 10
2sl Greene sg.. brooklyn.
Wearing Apparel.
TWO skin fur neckpiece, labelled s.einnetz.
lost Saturday evening, May Z. on East 57th
st. or 9Th av. Please return $40 East 58th
st. Liberal reward. Tel. 5o1s Plaza.
Cats. Dogs. &c.
r.osT--Dog, stray trcni 2o5 East c1st st.
~ Perry small red tun,o - on years ans
h.I.: IS reward. Tel ,phon, Plaza G3ss.
LOST-Cnt, strayed; large, yellow cat: bell
and address on collar. columbus otl5.
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Cats. Dogs. &c.

r.oST-Dog, STRAY from. .2o5 East c1st st.
Sunday, 10 p. M. briudis bitch. III years
ola named Peggy; small red tunor on one
h.T: S. reward. Tel sphons Plaza G.SS.
LOST-Cnt, strayed; large. yellow cat: bell
and address on collar. columbus otI5.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Wearing Apparel.

TWO skin fur neckpiece, labelled Steinrnetz
lost Saturday evening, May Z, on East BTU
st. or 9Th nv. Please return $40 East o8u
st. Liberal reward. Tel. 5o1s Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10
Washington.

Mrs. Harding received Commander
Evangeline Booth, head OF the Saliva
lion Army In America. at the White
House yesterday afternoon and voiced
her interest In the campaign now being
launched to raise funds for the work
CT the Army In Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-05-10

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock gave q dinner
last night for Miss Ellen Thomas of
Georgia. who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Leslie Craigie of the British EN-
bassy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

served at $50 o'clock, and attractive
and appropriate appointments Will be
carried out in the schools colors-gold
and blue Prof. Johns will preside as
POSTMASTER and a program oil yellS'
speeches and songs Will be given
throughout the serving OF tho dinner.
In addition TO Prof. Johns, principal
OF the school. the banquet will DO at
tended by W. W. Kcylor. faculty man
agcr OF tho team; Coach kelcel Ross
and Alfred Ihlenfeld, student manager
Robert Millikeu. who was injured In the
Buckhannon- Wheeling game In NoNem-
Der. and who has been confined 10 the
Ohio Valley General hospital ever since
will probably be out in time 10 attend
the banquet. which viii be very graft
tying 10 the other members OF IN" team
as well as his schooimates.
The following viii he the honor
guests at the banAuct:
Everett Brinkman Gamb~:el Cakes
Charles Howard Hymau Robinson
Charles HiNenbaugh Chas. II. Bonnie
George Munas sen. Jr.
Captain Paul Stein David Watkins
hiciicr Roy Barnes
VIM. Eidemiller Louis Mellick
John Niebur George Bruncr
Marc Front Leon Levy
John CaStelow Denny May
John Hewitt Roy Watkins
Walter Mott Clayton Carroll
Roland Moycs Lawrence Liphart
Charles NIe.uer
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Craftsman Dance.

The last lot or Invitations have been
mailed and final details are being oCm-
pleted for the mid winter dance Of the
craftsmen. which will be an event OF
Mauday evening, January 10. The au-
d!torium Of the Elks club will be the
scene Of this affair which is being
eagerly anticipated. by those planning
to attend Music for dancing will be
furnished ny Jones Novelty orchestra.
and punch Will be- served throughout
the evening. Lewis II. Cook. Jr.. ls
chairman AMI 10 is being assisted by
4 capable committee.
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II. S. Shrivcr and wife, Hundred; Wal
fer Amos klngwOOd.

Councilman G.. H. Dowler from the
Ninth ward left yesterday for Charles
ton where he will be several days on
business. and will then attend the SEES
slons of the state Legislature.
Mrs Emery Mckinney returned yes
ierCiay from Pittsburgh where she had
spent the holidays. She was accom-
panied there by her two daughters. the
Misses Isabel and Gertrude. who are
students at Mt. De Chantel school In
Wheeling. The young women stopped
or ut Wheeling TO resume their studies
-Fairmont West Virginian.
Miss Mary f.. Morgan. teacher OF
domestic science in the West Liberty
state Normal school. has returned there
after spending the holidays with her
sisters. Mrs r.. a. Crosse and Mrs. J. T.
. Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs Ferry recently
moved here from Raleigh, y. G. Mr..
! Berry is engaged i'll business here
, FairmOnt West Nirglnian.
Miss Rena House and Mrs. Jessie
Tomlinson and daughter. Miss Irene
| Who loft last week for Mobile. Ala. to
spond the winter, arrived nome last
/ evening. having been called home by
the serious Illness of their father. Mr..
! :, House. we'll known local business
man.
Mr.. Gruman. instructor q economics
and sociology at whccling High school
! reiurucd Tuesday evening from ms
home in Philadelphia where he spent
| tho Christmas vacation.
| priyate HAYWARD Simms Of thu |. ;.
| A who has been visiting in wheeling
and Moundsvllc for the past seVeral
! doys has returned 10 his home near
: woodland, and will leave this week 10
! resume his duties In the army Sinhs
| ls an enlisted man and has done police
duty in Germany for many months
/ Miss Ethel Burley Of East Sixteenth
s,reet Is the guest of relatives In Har-
pers Ferry.
/ Ned riggs OF Cameron spent lueS-
! day in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Ruckman have
returned to their home at Underwood
w Va, after a visit with wheeling
! friends.
Mrs n. w. Jones Of Clarksburs, spent
! Wednesday with Wheeling friends. MI.
Jones. who has been in the city FOR sew
| cral days attending I" business ahalrs'
! accompanied his wife TO ClarkspurB
! Wcdues day evening.
! RAYMOND McMuurer Of ParkerSburG'
was business caller in wheeling inc
fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. McCune of Eigh-
| tccnth street, are entertaining Mrs. Nc
/ ,'une's sisters, Mrs. r. G.. Smith and
3 Mrs. Enci Blainey Of Fort Worth.
: Texas.
| Attorney Frank A. O'Bricn, one OF
! the three local aspirants 10 the appoint
mcnt Of district attorney Of the federal
! court has gone to New York, where he
will confer with eastern attorneys on II
| case and from there goes to Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
REGIONAL DIRECTOR
VIII Meet League of Women Voters
Directors at Y. W. c. A. This
Afternoon.

Tho BOARD OF Directors Of the Ohio
County League Of Women Voters Will
meet with Miss Elizabeth J. Hauser
regional drector for West Virginia at
the y. W. {. A, this afternoon at )
O'Clock The following VIII attend: Mrs
Edward Hazlett. honorary chairman
chairman, Mrs 4. W. PAUL. chairman
directors at large: Mcsdames 7. {.
Burge. Julian G. Hearnc, J. Harold Bren-
nan. j.. S. Romlne and the Following d.
FACTORS: Mesdames John Il. Garden, Ann
brose Hahir. W. T. Lear. Margaret Mar
vim, Elizabeth Peterson A. w. Dowler.
r e. Simon. II. F. Dobson. W. 4. Som
derIand F.. Hans. McColloch. Henry NJ.
Russell. Dent A. Taylor, G. A. Gaines. G..
". Greig and Misses IlaberAeld and
Maude Curtis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
INJURED BY AUTO.

Miss Virginia Kempfer, who was run
down by an automobile truck Tuesday
afternoon was reported to be resting
we'll at her home on Kentucky street
and her injuries are not expected to
prove serious.
The girl who Is ten-years-old. 10 said
to have been on her way home from
school when struck by the truck. She
was knocked away from the machine
and suffered n bad cut on her fore
head. hut other than being bruised she
escaped serious injury.
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d. yoxHsox xu1.

Dr. F.. z. Johnson. Of the state do.
partment OF agriculture arrived here
yesterday morning from Charleston.
soliciting cooperation and aid from
this city in the handling OF his dspart-
ment's work until more permanent guar
tiers can be found for offices. While
here he will do COW testing under the
direction of the local farm bureau.
DR.. johnson announced the depart
ment los. many valuable records In the
fire, and has suffered loss which
can never be regained. He declared the
records and practically all of the sup
plies were destroyed t,l the blaze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
TO ADDRESS THE
WHEELING TEACHERS

The third number Of the Wheeling
Teachers Lecture course provided for
by the Board of Education and arranB-
eli by Suot. Citizens Of the public
schools will be an address by DR.. W. NJ.
Davidson. superintendent of the Pity.
bureh public schools.
The address will be given In the Il!rii
school auditorium uu Friday afternoon.
January :. at O'clock. DIR. {. f.. David
son is ;tu educator of national reputa-
ton and previous TO going to Pittsburgh
had charge Of the schools In Washing
ton. d. Z.
The February lecture will be g!vef
by pr. Owen LovejOy, general secretary
of the National Child Welfare commit
tee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers. ]. Sanbovn, Cleveland; W
L. Cameron. Cambridge: James Fla
herty. Pittsburgh: S. II. SPicgel, Fits
Durch.
McLure-M. W. Scaholt. Fairmont: '
.. Havcner. MorGantuwn; l.. l.. Branch
ClarksburE; L. J. Perry. Morgantown
G.. V. Elder. bethany; II. H. Stoth"r
Keyser; J. Walter Bee. Farh"rShurG: /
u. Kagan. Fsirmont; s. Charles Steele
Falrmont: w. J. Hollinger. Parkcrsburg
T. ]. Martin. Iarkersburg: II. \. Smith
parHcrshurg: Robert Johnson. farkera'
burg: Samuel David. ClarkSburG.
windsor-GcOrEc T.. Myers. Cameron
J. c. Myers, Cameron; Peter RamaGisoI
rarkcrsburG; nellie Duugan. fairmont
f.. v King, Charleston; '. q. Bryan
Huntington.
Stamm-H 3. Jcnison. Middlcbournc
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Dokio Dance.

Tho Sunshine boys comprising the or
chestra which is 10 furnish the music .
program for tho Dokie dance 10 be hc'S
Friday evening, are holding special re-
hearsals which assure the guests nj the
dance an exceptionally good musical
program. The Elks' club auditorium
will be the scene OF this delightful
event. which will be attended ny the
usual large crowds.
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TO HEAR EDITOR TALK

Morcantown. w. Va. Jan. 5--James
Speed, one OF the editors and leading
feature writer's of the Southern Rural
list, as well as one OF the countrys
most prominent lecturers on nature sub
iects. will talk TO West virginia larm,
srs at Morgantown during Farmers
Week which extends from January II
tn q. He will lecture on The Haunt
of the Great Blue Heron" Tuesday night
January is. and will also be the princl-
pal speaker at convoca ton exercises
Wednesday morning. This second tax
will be ''Chins Up" one OF his best
known lectures. The nigh. address VIII
be illustrated with a large number OF
colored slides that lrave been prepared
by Mr.. Speed himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
WOMAN OVERSEER
Miss Hattie Tappan Succeeds Nighten-
gale as Poor Official

County Commissioner c. Hal Brues
yesterday nominated Miss Hattie Tap
pan of the Island to succeed Lionel
Nightengale as overseer. Of the poor
north of the creek and his nomination
has been approved. Miss Tappan is the
FIRST woman 10 ever hold such posi-
ton in the history OF Ohio county.
Mr. NightenGale resigned to accept
the deputy clerkship of circuit court
succeeding Harry T. Clouse who became
sheriff of Ohio county last Saturday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06

Al least ona hundred and fifty young
folks are expected at the New Years
dance 10 he held by tho Columbia Club
al their hail. this evening. This is the
second Of series Of weekly affairs
scheduled for the winter season, and
will undoubtedly be Il success in every
respect. Music will he provided b. the
Melody Boys. The committee in charge
Of tonIghts affair Is composed Of
Messrs ~ Reirh. c. FISHER. Ray Bern
hart. f. Uavercamp. George Horn and
T.. Paul.
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Ushers Tonight.

Mrs. Gibson Caldwell. Mrs. Henry NJ
Russell. Jr.. Mrs R"H"rt Mc' abe ana
Mrs. Lewis McClurc Stcenrod Will act
as uShers at the meeting tonight of the
Ohio County League of Women Voters
which will be held IN the t.lks Gun
auditorium. beginning at uriock. Mrs.
Eliza beth J. Hauser. regional director
for West Virginia. will speak on this
occasion and a large attendance has
been arranged for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
waddinr Day Announced.

Wednesday, January J? has h"cn
date OF her wedding 20 Mr., Clarence !.
Fceny. formal announcement Of tho en-
raEement having been made several
weeks ago. The wedding will 10 solCm-
nlzed quietly at the homo OF the brides
parents. DIT. and Mrs. Charles Mason.
AZ Laatherwool Wednesday evening a
$50 o'clock. only ~" immediate fami-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
ENLIST TWO RECRUITS.

Two enlistments for the United states
army were received at the local recruit
ing office. They were Harry Mananna.
OF Wheeling who will 20 To Camp Dix
n. j., and Charles W. Dunn, Of Wheel
ing who will go to Camp Jackson, S. {.
Both men have enlisted for a period of
ono year IN the Infantry. With only
Ave days of the month gone. the local
ofrlce has a total enlistmuet of eleven
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-06
The Lsggard AdministraHoA.

The American Legion Is still trying to
Undue" the government to cut the red
tape fer the benefit OF disabled former
service men, but as yet the government
has not Keen aroused beyond the point
OF intImating that II may consider the
ACCESSIBILITY OF doing somethtng.-IA-
dianapolis Journal