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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1921.
Enforcing The Dry Laws

ENDORSEMENT by the Richmond Glorious.
i representing the local Episcopal churches,
of more rigid enforcement OF the pro-
hibiton laws through 100 per cent use
of the custer law, as recently advocated by
The Times-Dlspatch, is Commendable
step aid one that is gratifying to all re-
specters of law and order. 1t is the pur-
pose OF these ministers 10 ask the co-opcra
ton of various secular organizations before
presenting their resolution to the State Pro-
iibition Department, and an earnest. cuthu-
siasto supper, should he and We believe
Will be, forthcoming Certainly the move
ment TO enforce the law with every instru-
r1eul fashioned 10 the hand OF the enforce
nlept authorities will have every assistance
that this newspaper can give it.
II Is a movement that may well be fol-
lowed III every city and in every county in
Virginia. II viii be approved by every
lsw-abid'ng citizen and BY every truly rep
resentaiivv organization. and If those au-
Ihorities charged with prohibition enforce
ment respond 10 this manifestation OF pub
lie determination that the laws be enforced
rigidly. without fear ana without favor il
viii result in such Il cleaning up OF Viz
ginia thai its name will cease TO he a by
word for Lax observance OF State and Fed
eral statutes
Thai conditions generally throughout the
Slate are -egreltab!y bad must be admitted.
The staunchcst advocates OF prohibition
themselves have fled the charges tina, the
laws are not being enforced and their as
seriions are at least partially supported by
newspaper reports frc-Sl every section Of
Virginia. Such cond.-iohs must not BE-, per
United TO continue indefinitely. TO check
them and eventually TO end them so far
as is humanity possible lies within the power
or The Prohibition Department and lis an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WILSON WILL PARTICIPATE
IN CEREMONIES MARCH d
hns written irrsidcnt-I:Irrt Hard
i"s, hh""t Certain i'ians HrIn-
'iNr Ia the Innu;;urntiuu
| ~ .Assoclntcd I,rnssl

,,WASiilNdTpN Feb. i6 President
i" IisoN WAS represcyied today as no
anh 81 t"nS'y doSir"us Of following
tom Tor tn" participation 10y the out
gong President in the ceremonies OF
thc Inauguration OF his SUCCESSOR
II wah made known today at tho
w mite House that he had writinn
resident Elect Harding inquirinr
whether tho incoming President de-
sir"h 10 nave - luncheon tor his
quests immediately after he cniors
Inc WHIT" House. President Wilson
also vas said TO haze before him tho
inaugural plans drawn by tho con-
sryh9l"nni lhhusufAi committee.
Mr.. wilson -d- advised today hv
telegram from st Augustine tina,
Alr. Harding had replied TO the letter
~ 10 the White House luncheon ana
!nH' me communication waA now in
the mails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WILL CALL CAUCUS OF
REPUBLICAN MEMBERSHIP
EhuSc Who Take Seats in Nr>t House
Expected In Washington,
febrUnry -.

WASiIINGTOS, Feb. iG.-Dccisinn
to cali & caucus OF the Republican
membership OF the next House for
February IS. was reached at Il CON
terence tnnight OF Republican repre-
*cnthiiV"S All Of the approNiDajciy
eighty Republicans who viii take
their seats at The coming special scs-
sion viii be expected to come to
Washington for the caucus. at which
"a speaker ana ioor leader Will he
selected. The prediction was general
tonight that Speaker Gillct, and Rep
r"scntativc MOndci. the Republican
leader would he remained.
The legislative program for the re-
maiHdcr of the present session WAS
not discussed at tonlght's conferences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
OBJECT TO TAKING BODY
OF UNIDENTIFIED SOLDIER
hei'c'r Eventually Al hrn Hurled I'm
France viii Br IdeutI-
tBy Associatod Press

PARIS. Feb. lG-Th.
graves registration service oNpr,sEs.i
n S'ii today hH opposed Ia tn. sel.r-
b"r a. present OF TIA" hody 81 an
can war dcad ia France. for r.runyaI
ma burial with honOrs in the TITLED
N'%t,H The reason Is the constant
tr"",,i"n IA IN" nuinbcr of tn, an
NE eventual Identification of nimnHt
~! OF 'ncm through teeth charts
"h'ch arc being sent 10 Washing
III nhh T"hpdT"h wtth tn" records
Hundreds az bodies ALREADY hay.
mus n""n identified. II was ,Nplainrd.
1hI "a" officers OF The scrviC. her,
,,rei ina' IN" tim. is not set ripe Tor
h. honorcd - ''''' !"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
SHIPPING OPERATORS
CONFER AT CAPITAL
Representatives From, Rnston, New
York, philadelphia, baltimore and
Norfolk Arrive.
IA Associated Press

Is NSSOCIdtcd I'rtSS.
ATLANTA. GA. Feb. l6.--Augment-
eel ny the presence Of representatives
from MOI IN Atlantic ports, including
Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Isai-
timor" and Norfolk, the conference
between shipping operators Of the
Atlantic and Gulf ports ana officials
Of the Federal Shipping Board. were
continued mere to-day. Results Of the
conferences. il was stated. will be an
nounccd from WASHINGTON.
committees appointed to investi-
gate rates on certain comm obi les.
with Il view to crualiH.nE charges.
were expected 10 make reports late
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
EMPLOYEES TO BE GIVEN
CHANGE WITH BOARD
Hearing VIII Hrronyenc TuIny.
Jewell Is Scheduled To Take
Stnnd.
By Associated Press.

Z
CHICAGO, Feb. IG.--Employcs' rep
rcScntatiVos in the railroad rules
hearing now before the United states
Railroad Labor Eoard Were making
iina! preparations today for their IN
ming Driorc the board. The h.Hriug.
VIII rrcoHVcnc tomorrow morning
aitcr s!N-day recess, with II! Vi
Jewell. president OF the railway en-
pl"ycA department of the American
Federation Of Labor, scheduled to
take the stand
Heads OF $50 ia roads have been
summoned to meet here Friday ia 30
over the entire situation The NEE!
ing WAS called 10y the American AS
suciation at Railway Executives. \
report by H.. IL. Whittier. chairman oi
the conference committee before the
labor board, on the progress of the
hearing Will lac presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
MlNINrIME AI.MNNNC.
Theater Calendar

AND-GrprEc VI. COhnn's
prmIurtiun OF MARY" musical
cUnirdy.
AChuEMN-Kcith Vaudeville.
RiJOi--Ni,inn Martin. IL "iius-
bands and Wives
I'LL Eulitn--Ncui Hart, IN "Sky-
Are"
BH0tDW it--NNnndn Iiawlry,
In "Ihr lriuNrd Villain"
ISIS-lin>ii Kings ..Earth-
bound"
I.iRIC-Chnriic Chaplin, In
"'fhr Is Ill"
Observation-Disclosures Enrnum and
Fritz Lribrr, in eli Were King"
REN-"Swcrt Revenge"
\ItIoH-Jcnu I<rcic, Ia "yhc
Woman God sent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
J.. Il J..


Then thousand times I've ink tn spill
That Jack and Jill might climb Il hill
And bring Il pail Of water:
Ten thousand times | have set down
nat Jack came home with busted crown
with Jill's fond mothers daughter
IN various forms | have uverred
Both spoken and in written word
That Jill came tumbling after:
Twisting the verse this way and that
To bring some odd perversion pat
Or stir some oof 10 laughter
And now again grab my nen
And ring the old stun in again
Again to Jack and Jill il:
And coniidentially. | admit.
Because this space il seems TO ill.,
And IT'S my job TO MI it;
PARDON. q bard who wrote the rime
" men IL was new. in oiden Time
For this rank mutation:
crave your Shades forgiveness: l.
Like YOU must have my meat and pje
And save my situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
PLANT OF WEEKLY PAPER
Is BOMBED IN ILLINOIS
Editor. Asleep an srcond Floor, Nut
injured When Hast
Occurs.

~ .tssOUI.lNN I'rUts-
ROCK ISLAND. ILL Feb. - 1.-The
rian, Of the ltock Islam ,.As "a
sensational weekly WAS tnanit.d
early today, hui ONLY slight dhuri.c
WAS done - tn. building ani ma
chin-rS. The ollIce iS located in the
residential quarter aud windows ia
many nearby homes w.r. broken
Dan p"rst editor, was asleep on the
second npor of IL. building. but Was
not injured
Twelve years ago the plan, OF the
'nrNF, then daily Was wrecked by
dynamite.
ii"rst sevcra months ago was con-
IOWA; dnd sentenced 10 serve a year
ia JAIL iic Is NOW a. liberty on bond
pending retrlal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
The Poets Corner

The Acme.
lie started bravely down tho s.r,o,
quite diSnified
im'iacmin,e from head to feet.
with manly stride.
ne S' m,,, Was u glare OF ice.
lie kept his balance once or twice
Then down he went.
lie landed with mighty shock:
he earth was Jared:
me sidewalk was like Plymouth
Rock.
IL felt so hard.
But oh. what most his feelings
stirred.
To blaze like chaf,
Was that, just as he fell, he heard
y glrlish laugh!
-Someiville Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
yrtor, An,I-rir,,r,,,.. m,

n he NDIk. ANk. F,h ID
hpytt"or Mciiac today vetoed a lin
Whl'h would repeal the Arkansas
sale OF cigarettes ! second hill. re-,
ptN!hE the ArEanSas nuii-Cigarctic
!"W; was introduced in the SENATE I'M
heNih'"rIS after the veto first was
.r'riN'n The second bill conforms
20 me, suggestion OF Governor Me
i;hc that the license for the sale -:
cigarettes be doubled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WILSON VISITS THEATER
THIRD TIME IN 3 WEEKS
Occupies Presidential FOX Mt Produce
ton or "Appfc Ul0SaUIns," u
Musical Concdy
!By Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG.--Prcsident
Wilson from now on will again be n
regular nj Washington playhouses.
II was indicated tonight when he APP
nearcd at the National TheaIcr for
the third time in az many wceky
Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randolph Boiling.
he occupied the presidential box at
tho production OF Apple Blossoms"
musical comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

NASillNGTpN, Feb. IG-ohinc
IRONS 70 the substitute plan Of Swift
X company and Armour x Companv
%! disposal Of their stock yard inter-
supreme Court by the Department of
! ,uS'lIc. Thc government brief said
me pan did not provide for an early
cFS ni their holdings in the yards AS
auu!ir by the consent decree OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
"ElV ~ A" *, CAL Of Early Meeting.

Seh,ativ" Welty. Democrat. Ohio. WHO
nI,I"nEht impeachment charges against
rrue;aI Judge Lands in the House.
monday. asked Cha rnan Nolstead
i,9haF 70 call an early meeting of IN.
it"usc judiciary Committee So That
~ nu,Sht prrSent additional evidence
10 "nnport his charges erowjng On,
OF luiEr Lands acceptance az III.
position of dnai arbitrator Of nr
EaniZcd baseball va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
c.oGo Wen and Women to Gct Medals.

NEW YORK. Feb l6.-Onicial no
tice was received from the French
government today by Supreme Sccre-
tary William J. Mckinley. of tho
knights OF Columbus. that 10000
American men and women workers
in military auXiliaries are TO receive
war medals of merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

ms successors when the Anti Nicotine So
'letS shall have got going good. and no man
VIII be eligible. nor woman neither. who has
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Steamer Carry Mails for Air Delivery
WASHINGTON Feb l6.-The
steamer Mount Clay from New York,
February 10. Will carry mail for air.
plane delivery to Iscrlin and Rhine
points in Germany, according to an
ONCE Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

.npSToN. Feb. l6.---With three -fifths
~ 'hc prime vast forests in thi. conn
Try gone, the United states. like The
i,.t! IONS OF the old World turn to
G sr"winE and harycsting Of timber
chicf Of the United STATES Isnr.s, 49,
w. ioid the Massachusetts House of
representatives. today. He said mai
100 ~, maj per cent OF the virgin for
'"'s OF New England remained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Echoes From Down Home


chtti" growers make appeal for relief from
high freight rates. II there is anybody who
IS not suffering from high freight rates cx-
'ept those "ho set the proceeds Of the said
rates 70 has not heen located and segregated
as !et.-ita!eigh News Observer
1t j. somewhat OF stretch to the blanket
Vie Republican argument that the South must
have representation in Iiarding's Cabinet and
That selection OF Il man from Oklahoma would
prove OF sufficient balm in C;ilcad We would
ike to near the opinion Of Mr. Butler for
instance. om Oklahoma :, Southern" state
Charlotte Observer
Ii "a Governor is 10 he held responsiblc for
tho administration OF affairs during his term
o. Office. why not let him choose his admin
."'raiiNe officers; If h" is not to be allowed to
choose hia cabinet then why not let +; be
understood that he is just supposed to h. an
ornament with the privilege Of suggesting and
advising. but with power 10 carry out his
policies and is not to be held Responsible
i.umbcrton Robcsouian
It j. reported that three factions are fight
ins 10 get control OF the remnants Of the
Democratic party in tie nation. Evidently
there lot Of people who still ,hink the
party vas merely knocked down AMI will be
ready for hig come back in the near future.
Durham Herald.
y 2-cent piece would be very uscful in nay
!Us c"nta for 5-ccnt articles. but At might
HiSn aIh ~ keeping 5-ccnt article ~; to
cents " !msi on "a e!n Journal.
General rcrshing apparently has great
ihlih u Nj. Dawes prOwesB Il fool Killer.
iic f"el' thet it IS unnecessary for hin to
'ipcar IL person before I'll" War Investigating
Committee since the critics of "th- American
NpelI'.9nary fofces have been completely
answered ~ every Instance AshcvilIc Citi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Charcoal hph's Daily rhoush,.

Jes bout de ccntrarpst animal ! knows"
sara Charcoal Eph. rumnativey lam a mule
"hen lie halks an woman when she done
maHe up her mind Eat a chop, Mistah Jack
SON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ParlUr Tricks.

There never a time in the history az
'he world when the man so popular who
can grab Il dollar out OF the air and produce a
Sirloin steak from hungry mans hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ribbed.

Heres one we grabbed off the screen Jokes:
sign in restaurant: Don't get discouraged
IL Your wife cant cook. Feed her here and
keep her for a pet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Politics..


When man is untitled for any useful oc-
cup'''"h they send him TO some place where
MS speeches can be printed free. with an
plause and laughter marked where they ought
to come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Local Trmpcrnture yr,,rr,Iu,

j.. ". l"mprrrturr.. ,
M"Nimuin temperature To i l.. M
Minimum Temperature. To- l.. NJ
M'hh Temporal urc yesterday.
Nntinh! irmieraturo for this date
Excess Yesterday .........
Deficiency since March I
Excess sine" January i.. if
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Local itnjnfulI.

Rainfall - hours ending ) T. Nj Non.
Excess s!HC" March l..... 90
EAcess since January i......... 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
co M e; WA 20 TO washington.

WASH TNGTDN, Fcb III Ero,IHrI'T.
~: ,M.,n,liis. mmigration commissioner
,, E!iis island. is expected by immi.
~; ~ t ~, "ihclhls I" come To Washinr-
W." tr 'uhS Tor q conference with com
nisSSioncr.Genernl Ca m inctt On
nirihoHs |" prevent entrance or IN
I, ,,, INTO me United States throush
'''''' '""ta lahnlnE az New Eork
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

cattle growers make appeal for relief from
high freight rates" II there Is anybody who
IS not suffering from high freight rates OK
cept those who get the proceeds Of the said
rates re- has not heen located and segregated
as Net.-ita!cigh News Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
SpcNill Iluiii.

local Observations al 4. Yesterday
Wind direction, south. wind velocity, ! :
NNnthnr AZ ) I. VI. rinnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

What's in name? seems to be answered
Wheh Mr. Good koomtz makes attack on
dancing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

botnp intended To blow up Presidents yacht
turns out 10 be package OF bootleg iuuor
hut the effect would have been equally disas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

sport item says Willard will fight DENIM
Sey or nni'. The last time they met he did
both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Natural tina; LLOYD George should bottle up
the Cork outrage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
The Weather

furcrust: Virginia.
Purity cluu,lS and cold
or Thursday: Friday
fair nii,i much calder.
Sarth Cur0lina-t;rn-
orally lair Thursday:
cooler IN iutcriur; Fri
duS fulr and much
COUlrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Chairman Hays says all G. o. p obligations
VIII nave been met by June. OF course ne
means financial ones; the others never viii
be discharged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

MI the mud that refused to stick during the
irc'nt c"mpaifn' the q, o. i. is using to throw
at tho retiring President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

McAr!oo essays the role of a mol.r, Dan
'!uiA"te and IN going after the Republican
congress he VIII Mmd lack OF windmill;
sainst which to try his lance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

WILSON'S farewell meeting" with members
OF ms "ihc!ai family quite appropriately
viii be Snshrined in a picture OF Cabjne, s;ze
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

srgBIisHED every ia. ir the year =. 10 T I""sn
!. Oispateh puhlislmE Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

liardiMs's ANAL review" of his Cabinet sclcc
tons Is Becoming as common a farewell
tour by the Divine sarah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
NirI1nlun0 Glnlrs,pispatrh

THE TIMES THE DISPATCH
" Est. 1888 list ISSo
y Entered January 81, 1908. the rost-0filce ~
IUehnund Va. second class matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

The Ant!'Sa!opn League viii probably I'M
dcrtake 10 torpedo any Cabinet candidate
~ h" has ever Dcon connected in any way with
thn Drmon. but that Mr. HardnS's Job Of
'eiec;.on Will be simple compared TO that OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

ALI. COMMUS-
iC.iTIONG To The Times
Disuatcl, und not to III
di,iduais.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
TnuresSive Order OF Worship at the
wrwood Lutheran Church

Ir,v Week viii be observed az the
Waru0od Lutheran church. Services
MI hr hrid Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings. and every member -
urged 20 BE- present. Rev. I.ehr \. Nc
ord will nav" charge on Faster sun
dly there Nil BE- three services which
A.. expected 70 be- attended by every
member - tha congregation as well as
the younger folks
The week. program IL as follows:
Services Wednesday evening at Is
o'.'ock. Subject. The Attitude OF God
towards SIN" Following this Their"
NliI be- a short session OF the teachers
and nnicrrS 81 n" SUNDAY school which
has hecn called BY \. II. Harbruck. sup
~-.a'"nd"nt.
S"ryirrs Thursday evening at 7:t5
o'riork Sublect THE Power and pur-
Pose Of the Lords Supper. with the
...,rrAtiou 81 ne same.
Services on Good Friday viii be no
a rs o'clock. subject. Christ on the
C-rSS"
7"ar services for Easter viii be: Mat!n
services Al $50 O'Clock am. SUNDAY
school At otS At whirh time brief
Fl strr program VIII be rendered with
snrcIal rnusiCal numbers. Morning scr
vices at 1880 o'clock. Subject. The
Power % the Resurrection 'ommun-
."" services Will follow At 1850 O'Clock
Ti"rc viii 20 no evening services. Sr"-
,;.L Easter mus" VIII be reGdcrcd b.
The church CHOIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
MCPHERSON URGES
LEGION TO BACK
THE HUGUS BILL

CAPT. =. !r"H N""'' 80 ,,r.
W'""'I 81 'u' 'N''' - "' 7, ,',,n,,.,,i.
Mard'i to all Legion posi- '"i'''''n'''
der IN West NF%'H'N Il N"i'''mu..,,
rriat'ns I" h""-v h':I 49, sou. ' m
n IN" house %; n"'rH'tr> 81 '"S w.,
N."E.E;L ."-!S|tur" h\ I""E"'' W 'N'''
Iiu.u~ 81 i.A:" r"u'I;N. IN" n't' III
,lu~,.! - fiti"i ~ h'!l - pEoNli CON.
prp~rI:uu t"r d.~thi"d 'N-H"ry''" me-"
The. h..,. l..r lat" C"in'ntnd'r W. -
".., designed To- h".p uur disabled g
,.N!,S ia West virginia. ana i 'bi''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
RAID HOME AGAIN
Roms OF Morris SchwarEg on Market
Street Again visited-Seoond
Time in Month.

Mr. aud Mrs. Norris schwartz. 1882
Narret street w"r" arrested Saturday
afternoon ~ l. :. Deputy Marsha! John
M. SHIRT. rha"C" with having whiskoy
= th"fr ;o-@,.Seirn Two quarts OF
bonded whi~n"y wts found in the home
Will" ntr"rn quarts of bonded whtSkey
w." found in An adIetant store room
NJ and Mrs Schwartz appeared be-
FOR" L. s Gonm!sSjor"- .Iohn Conrad
Saturday and waived n hearing. They
w"r" h"il uud-r 4 bond "C $1,000 each
TO- Il" L : district court.
Tbs Is IN" second tim" this month
'ha, Mr.. Schwartz has appeared before
Comm SSjor"r Conrad to answer to \
c:.a-g" q violation OF the national pro-
; .H.t:na -. ~ tho tim" OF her first ar
-.-t - quarts OF bonded whISkey were
f,und -, Mrs. Sr.hwartz's house. Sho
'vtS he'd under bond OF $500 on two
charges one Of having whisky in her
possession and the other OF selling II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

Th"re'S inspiration ana profit In me
hah.t oc r,adluE Int !ljg'n""r Want Ade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
DREW
LARGE CROWD
THE SEVEN LAST WORDS" PRE-.
SENTED IN SONG AT ST.
MATTHEW CHURCH
YESTERDAY
Soloists Very Enectual with the Boys
vested Choir Taking Impor-
taur Part

The sacred ,au'1rh 'rnr >'N'u Last
W"rdS." presented 1t s. Matthew -
hurrh yesterday Afternoon. Wa* "n' 81
most h"Hutifu) "i nv Halm sun
hay musical SERVICES TIA" ran,,iA WAS
presented I" an aud,"uc" which NOR"
than nllcd III" church auditorium amt
Eailrry.
I2,uI Alien H",m,r. rn".rma~t"r. pr'-
S:d,.t q, the organ rh" sol" PARTS
were taken Il! Airs Elsa GundlnE
puEa. Soprano. David Crawford haSS,
ari .lunu Ot'unuur. tenor.
The seven last words r"pr' >"u'
rhri>ts Last ute RANGES on ln' rI"Ns.
and the music affords "pp"rl@n"N for
Effective sol" work. Tn" rciI."S Of tn"
I"nrlc were SUNK 10y tn" boy chow
TIL" personnel Of the choir - "a f"'-
lows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21

O-p-p-O-R-T-T'
INTELIIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-21
Spring is an Allurine Time
For the Junior Miss

Bring Miss Sixteen down to the Store and indulge
her in gorgeous afternoon Of trying and selecting
Frocks Hats Suit Wrap, Lingerie and Cosets for her
Spring needs.
Dominating this apparel is gay spirit of youth that
means much to both mother and the young taking
new and vital interest in clothes
PRACTICABILITY, SERVICE AND PRICE ARE y
FACTORS AS EVIDENT AS STYLE IN THIS
SPECIALIZED APPAREL FOR THE FLAPPER.
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