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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05

Three new members were admitted
10 the club. The time was spent So
cialIy and with needle work Covers
were laid FOR 10. The next meeting
will be held Friday. March IS. at the
home of Mrs Fred KOOmer, Notre
Dame av.
Mrs. Bert Hardy was hostess at
a l. o'clock dinner Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Amos Shirk.
A meeting of the Congenial Thir-
teen was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of AIRS. Leah Johnson, GIG
s. Columbia ST.. with Mrs. Clarence
Eaton the entertaining hostess. Thir-
teea members and one guest were
present. During the business ses-
sion arrangements were made TO give
card party March @ at $40 Lin
coin way T. Contest Cavors were
awarded % Mrs Dora Evans. Mrs.
Myrtle Kriir and Mrs Edith
Mcguire A two-course luncheon
was served 10y the hostess. The next
regular meeting of the club VIII be
held Thursday. March Il. at the
home OF Airs. Dora Evans. ). 9th 81.
Mrs Ida johnson was Hostess TO
the Sunshine club. Business of Il
routine nature was transacted and
The remaining time was spent So
ciaIly Covers were laid for I g. The
club will meet i'm two weeks with
Mrs. Ella Weuman. sos Broadway.
Mishawaka.
Mrs y. T.. Ault entertained at a
u o'clock dinner Thursday in homer
of Mrs Charles Eager of LaSalle ST.
7 Covers were laid for six
The Boy Scouts No. , held a pa
/ troll leaders meeting Thursday even
ing March 8. at the home Of Wayne
Porter. smith 81. Tie meeting was
called TO order at 7:3O. Those pres
cnt were Senior Patrol Leader
Wayne Porter. Patrol Leaders Rus
sci Angel, Leonard Burke and Ben
ME CallSen. and Scout Scribe Floyd
Baugher. It was decided that pa
troll leaders would he chosen at the
regular meeting of the scouts 20 be
held Tuesday evening. March S, at
the a. p. building. IL was also de-
cidcd 90 hold patrol leaders meet
inSs every two weeks at The home OF
member. The next meeting viii be
. held at The home Beuuie CaIsen. s.
18th ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
GIRL PROPHESIES
CHRIST'S RETURN
Village of MOntmOrency,
France, Stirred by Divine
Vision.

PARIS. March 4.--The prophecy
Of a young Jewish girl named Wolff
that Jesus Christ will be reborn
again before the END of the present
year in the little village of Mont
morency. near Paris. has suddenly
aroused the greatest interest among
religious workers all over France.
Miss Wolff. who comes from an
excellent family. recently announced
that the word of Christs reblrth
came to her in a divine vision.
cone night while ! slept sud
denly saw q great dazzling liSht and
heard beautiful music" she recounts.
Then a moment later an angel ap-
peared through the light and spoke
TO me just as plainly as my mother
talks to me every day. The angel
said:
The Lord Saviour. Jesus Christ,
Will be reborn near the end Of this
wear in a Jewish family in the vii
lage Of Montmorency. and will be
martyrized behind the church of
Saint SEVERN. which Will afterwsrd
be sanctified. Go and tell the
world
The angel then disappeared, Miss
Wolff declares. She awoke and ran
10 tell her parents. Since that night
she has obeyed the heavenly in
junction and has addressed religious
meetings all over Paris. gaining
many converts 10 the belief that
Christ is about 20 return 70 earth.
IF anyone had told me such a
story a year ago I would have
laughed" she says but the future
will show that ] am really inspired
by Cod"
The revelation naturally has
caused great excitement in Mont
morency. where there are about 40
jewish families.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
HARDING BREAKS
PRECEDENT; PICKS
OWN BIBLE VERSE
b. United Press

BY nited Press.
WASHINGTON. March 4. -
Pres't Harding introduced an inno-
walton in inaugural ceremonies to-
day. when ne kissed a verse in the
Bible selected beforehand. The Gus
tom has been for the Bible 10 be
opened at random. and for the new
president 10 kiss its pages without
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
BRETHREN PLAN TO
ERECT new CHURCH
Construction Work on Edifice
10 Start Soon. Pastor
Announced.

That .hc desire ana need for "a
new church building expressed by
the congregation of the First
Church Of the Brethren win 0e real
izeI before Tie end Of the year was
the announcements made Dv The pas
Tor. 81. H. He.mau, Friday night.
The new building .ill be The very
latest ia church edidccs. II viii be
OF "a 5g bv 90 feet foundation and
viii 0e made OF pressed brick. The
estimated cost of the building will
Doe 100000. It will contain - sun
dar school rooms U-shaped ball
couy. and a basement fitted MP with
an auditorium and communion
room The bapCs.ry VIII be in fun
view OF the auditorium.
Tho need OF the building has been
fe,t and discussed by the members
Of the couGrega don for several
years and active work for collection
of the necessary funds was begun
lare in 1919. After enough money
was pledged 20 insure construction
OF the building the hi-h cost of
labor and material deferred the
work and construction worS VIII bee
started soon and il is planned 10
have the building enclosed before
winter.
Pledges Received
The campaign for funds was roe
newcd iu the fail of 1920. and So
pledges totalling $4,000 have been
received TO date. Heading the list
az contributors rs &. NJ. NNenger who
has donated $4,000. Mrs. H. W.
kreiChbaum. sister of Mr. Wenger
and wife OF the deceased bishop of
the congregation has given $1,000.
Pledges Of $1,000 each were received
from T. W. Jackson .. c. stanley.
Or. \. Burroughs and =. ]. Whitmer.
Prominent i'm the work FOR the
construction of The new edidce are
The present pastor. Fl. II. Helman.
VINO came to the congregation i'm
August. 1919. and Mr.. Wenger. who
j. prominent iu the Brethren or
sanization. serving for years as the
conference treasurer and being "a
member of the committee for the
construction of the new building at
Niuona lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
Message of Coincidence Sent
To WidOlC Of Champ CLARK

Following is an excerpt OF the
note of confidence sent by Lottie
A. EEL garrison, 40. 14s. Of South
Bend. which numbers 500 members
TO the wife of Champ Clark, great
democratic statesman and congress
man who died Wednesday, The
Lott.e A. Zeu garrison, 40. li6. or
south Bend. numbering 900 MEM
bers. offer YOU their deepest sorro"
aud regret at the departure of your
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05

able husband. Missouri has suffered
% great loss. The nation "a greater
one. and $50 members ~ The above
named garrison erieve az the loss
Uf man Ike the late Cou-ra ssnan
Clark. who served The nation 50
nob-y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05

moving what verse mis- lips touch
cd.
Some time ago. however. Hard
ing made known his desire 10 have
the Bible belonging TO George Wash
ington used. and selected the eighth
verse of the sixth chapter OF Micah
TO kiss. This verse reads.
lie hash showed thee. . man,
what is good; and what doth the
Lord require OF thee but to do just
Is and TO love mercy and 10 walk
humbly with thy God"
Try NEHS-TIHES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05

Classification dIsp'ay Advertising is
always printed just fouow.ng tho
classified advertising 10 rou want
rates. TT
The Washington times., 1921-11-21
BEST VALUES NORTHEAST.

DlSITICC Ndl, Dduk Dluk.
BEST VALUES NORTHEAST,
Price, $500,
Near 12th and X SITS ". &C.: good sized
rooms and bath; furnace heat; cellar un.
der entire house. This Is an exceptional
buy, and 10 occupied by owner, who Will
give possession Immediately. $500 cash.
Price $4,250.
9Th Ut. N. e., near X; attractive brick
home of rooms and bath In excellent
condition; good front yard and long back
yard to wide alley; stable, Can be bought
on terms and possession guaranteed.
Price, $3.50.
eth at. N, f., near East Capitol; bay
window brick OF large rooms and bath
In fine condition.; good cellar. Splendid
value at this price. $3.50 cash.
Price $1,000.
On beautiful North Carolina ave. s. e.,
near and: this home IL occupied by owner
and is in immaculate condition: built on
the s-room deep type; has 9 large rooms
and tile bath: hot-water heat; Laundry
trays and servants toilet in cellar; long
front and back yards: room for garage.
$1,000 cash down.
HOwENSTEIN BROS,
7th and II SITS. N. Z. Line. 897.
The Washington times., 1921-11-21
MEDICAL.

Friday evenings; acute and chronic dis
eases treated. Apply Room 20, Mstzsrott
building, between $3.50 and d. m, RlIey
School of Chiropractic, ITO r ct. N, w,
STOP that Crouch and get we'll. For re-
suits try DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER.
D. C.. 1914 X st, NV. Frank. TOTS. Hour,
IL to 6, to &.
The Washington times., 1921-11-21

WANTED-To trade model 6-M Hudson
super touring car In perfect condition
and looks new, for model o Hudson sedan
or touring limousine; will pay cash dit
ference. Phone North Is4i or North 1853
ask for MIR, MENEFEE
MAXWELL touring, 1920: looks and runs
like new; good tires; $3.50, terms. CON-
GRESSIONAL GARAGE, 62s Pa. ave. s. 4.
new tires; bargain. $50 Park road NV
The Washington times., 1921-11-21

oHocnRY-.And meat market, tn st
p T,SHss; Tsi; INCLUDES living 'ooms
sies: MAH o~ a:s i ::ssas: II: II;
c9sEEEcr|EonsS1;!5,p',;s.s....ss ..s
y. had pS!sS..s. prise. ii. sosi Rsss
, %sn,S. fiat above. nov rented Tor SIS
GROCERY business on WYE IT. n. n,
Isntai. ti!.to per month. which Ia
GUIDES Z livins rooms and kitchen
1880 10 oil that's asked.
.sa P..t J, .s. aais.s s:n' si't ssa is. .a
month. t4se viii buy stock snd tn
II yey! business 10 for sale List Il with
T II RR * ahx xbv az rSfsHIAHSSan 'oA
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
sls Bond B1iidiss. FIsninn 1881
BARBERs-Barser shop for sale: three
white chair and all equipment. HAD
sa7.sooTll,s-iiN 7th st. y. W.; large
brick; only ss.boo cash. balance same as
''s;ISssss,,,l,s p: :y.. N. W; lars. brisk:
~ ooo-aN Ct, N, W.; corner property;
,,IsSSs :fNst q sSGds rs;gi .s. term:
and = isrss stock Of sooa.s A doing '. . 81
ness and goods for this price Owner
wanting to sell at once to leave for
HIeee--iii sth st. N. W; l.rs. brick
S:s:: s ps: Brick ssa'' ;.I... Su'' .:i;
$4,000 cash rent about $3.50 per month.
j. d. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
eIeoo-Eurniture and storage warehouse
etesoo-H House furnishing and hardwsrs,
In busiest business section; doing
tremendous business; good reason
offer
en,iding. stock and fixtures: doing
tises-Near beer and lunch. In busiest
3iSso-Groceries. Including stock, fix-
a, a.. furss and key living rooms
bushes. section; doing = good
ei.sss-Groesriss, including stock and fix
., on. lures; 5 living rooms; rent, ltise.
l3bo-Delieatssssn and fruits. including
rent, s276s
For other businesses: and further par
ticulars call at our offices. We list your
house or store free Of charge.
a m nsr y Realty Trading Co;; ,
EXPERIENCED journalist VIII write pam
phlets for literary. historical, scientific
~ advertising purposes: rates rsasona BILE.
BOX 171, Times office,
eonn.etIcn; IS Win open :. checking .c-
count at the Terminal h Commercial Saw
ings Bank, 7Ss 18th Ut. N. W.
CONFECTIONERY and fruit stors; owner
lWsevins town; will sacrifice. sos It'll St
II your business 10 for sale list Il with
~ WE Make NO CHARGE FOR ADJ
VERTISING,
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.
ile Bond BLDG Frank 2SlS
The Washington times., 1921-11-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALR

AUTOMOBILES FOR eALR
1890 BUYS winton SIX touring; perfect
running order: all new tiresi two cord
spares: owner leaving city, must sell
Garage 18th and Penn, ave, II, w.
1877 Buick touring,
1917 Hupmobilo roadster.
Ford touring.
1918 Buick roadster.
1918 Ford taxicab.
1918 Ford cabrioise
1920 Ford coupe.
And many others ready 10 20.
WILLARD AUTO SALES COMPANY
$oo-2 18th st, N: w. Phone Frank 7SsS
Opposite District bldg.
1918 BUICK TOURING.
Gone only 10000 miles: good ttrssj .
bargain at $500. cash or terms Mr., YER.
NON. Emerson Ormo Garage. 1880 ~
BRisCO, touring, 1915 motor Just over
hnulsdi good tires and painti extra good
condition.; must sell. $500 sherman ave
Phone Columbia b12T.
The Washington times., 1921-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-. DOoltNEoo OIIOnIONIT1ES.
WANTED-Buy or lease gasoline fiilinr
stations state full particulars first lat
ter. BOX 22s, Times Office.
NEAT MARKET AND GROCERY STORE
for sale: $500, Terms. Phone lincoln
1883 and ask bookkeeper.
GRoCERY-Meat and dsIioa lessen In
N; f. doing business of $1,000 per
week 3.year lease on building at Siss
per month-this includes b-room flat
Owner will retain flat at $40 per
month. This can be bought cheap
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE co,
us Bond Building. Franklin 1851
PAINTING and hardwood Finishing; first-
-olass work at reasonable prices FRANK
KING. l5e You q. N. w. North 4sA3,
LADIES' resdy-to-wear store for sale; do
Ing very good business. Phone w, l0sS.
Beautiful delicatessen and grocery store
In the best N. w. sectioni doing good
business, Must be sold at once. bnrrain
Tailor's shop doing good business. Mako
offer.
HOME REALTY co.
sso7 Ga. Ave. N. w. Col stew.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The lecture course In Civics which
has been given at the Woman's Ma
tional Foundation by Mrs. Maud WOOD
park has been discontinued until after
the HOLIDAYS,
Evening star., 1921-12-22
WILL DECIDE ON DEBs.
Attorney General to Submit Rec
concentrations Before Xmas.

Attorney General Daugherty Will COM
plete by tomorrow recommendations 10
the President on the question of freedom
for war law offenders. he said last
night A report. the Attorney Generai
added, would be prepared for the Presi-
dent containing the names of those VINO.
in the opinion of the Department OF
, Justice, should be the recipients OF
executive clemency, together with the
departments views on such courses OF
action as are suggested.
In the meantime, Mr.. Daugherty said,
jhe was continuing the study of the
digest of the 1877 cases of this nature
to select the causes warranting sub
mission to the President He would also
determine by tomorrow, he added,
whether a recommendation should so 20
the White House before Christmas in
the. case of Eugene V. Debs. the socialist
leader imprisoned at Atlanta.
Possibility that some of the forelgn-
born offenders against the war laws
might be freed on condition of their re-
turn to their native lands was indicated
by Mr.. Daugherty. who said that such
a course had been followed in several
instances already, but was contingent
upon the countries Of the prisoners
origin agreeing to their return.
Mr.. Daugherty said he favored bring
ing to the bar of justice for disposition
the $4,000 or $4,000 espionage cases
which have been pending since the war.
The country now has recovered from the
excitement of the war, he declared, and
these cases should be cleaned up dis
passionately.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

tion of Sunday school lesson tomor-
row at 4:45, 1885 + street.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
True Bill in Case of Larceny of
Copper From Government.

The grand jury has indicted owen
Barnes and William II. Contce for
larceny from the United States. The
men are said to have taken sos
pounds of scrap copper from the
East Potomac Park barracks The
copper had been taken from the roof
of the Treasury building. which is
being repaired. 1t was recovered from
junk dealer to whom the men are
alleged to have sold the copper.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Charles Smathers.
larceny after trust: Thomas j.
Wright, cmbeZzlement: Murray Will
son. grand larceny: Harry Williams.
john Leek. Fred H. Nelson, James
Thompson and James Banks, robbery;
Arnold Lofty. Royal Moulton. Ashton
B. Nixon. James Clark, Lemmore B.
Sakers and Samuel ]. Z. Morgan. nom
SuppOrt.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
JOINT FARE DENIED.
I. C. C. Denies Petition Covering

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion yesterday denied the application oi
the Southern Railway Company to
establish Joint passenger fares Ior
parties of ten or more travling be-
tween Durham and Raleigh. n: C., ana
Washington. without observing the
long and short haul provision of the
interstate commerce act
Sufficient justification has not been
shown, the commission said: for es-
tahlishment of passenger fares Tor
transportation of parties of ten OF
more persons travelling together OH
the same train between the points
named and this city. Application to
establish such fares was made by the
Southern Railway Company's genera,
passenger agent, H. F. Cary, several
weeks ago.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
.. The meeting Of the District Fedora

ton Of Women's Clubs has been post
poned until II. am. Wednesday, at the
Hadieigh. Following luncheon. Sem
ator Bali will speak on Suffrage for
the District"
Evening star., 1921-12-22

The University Club will give n
dinner dance Tuesday evening. at the
club.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
ATTACKS P. O. PRACTICE

When the bill to regulate marine
insurance in the District of Columbia
was called up for consideration ny
Senator Jones of Washington yes
,, terday Senator Dial of South caro-
lima Immediately obtained the hooi
Ha hogan an attack against the prac-
tice of the Post Office Department IN
naming outsiders to positions in his
He spoke particularly against the
! failure of the department to hoid eN-
, aminations for postmasters, nlilne
the nositions by acting appointments
which did not make it necessary &c
hold examinations.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

dance under auspices or oathohc
Women's Service Club will be given
tomorrow, col + street, to 1850 pm.
Instruction, 1:45-
Evening star., 1921-12-22
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONI(IIiT

TONIGHT.
\. A. Potter of Perdue University
will speak ON ''Humauizing Education
at \. \. L. Hall. 1917 New York ave-
hue. An interested invited.
Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet at O'Clock in Blair School.
Benniug-Giendale- Oakland Citizens
Association will meet i'll Smothers
School. Election OF officers.
Kit Carson Post. No >, Department
of Potomac. will meet at O'Clock in
. Grand Army Hall.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

\ Christmas pageant, "The Birth of
the king" will he given Friday at
1:45 pm. at Calvary Methodist
Church.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
TRANSFERRED TO CHICAGO.

Lieut.. Col. Thomas L. Rhoads, Medi-
cal Corps, at Fort Howard, Md, has
been detailed as surgeon of the 9th
Corps area at Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

Mems Cowhide Leather
Travelling Bags. in black
and cordovan; 1S-inch
size: leatherette lined:
drop clasps, lock and
key.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

The Young Mems Hebrew AssOcia-
ticn will give dance January 19 at
Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
WILL SERVE ON BOARDS.

Rear Admiral Marbury Johnston has
been assigned to duty as president of
the naval examining and retiring boards.
Navy Department.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

Association will meet January to
consider amendment of constitution
and street situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27
LEGION OPEN HOUSE
DELIGHTFUL Event

l'r"hLpS the most delightful features
uf tho open house held at The American
Legion Cluh rooms on Market street
last evening were dancing numbers los
M!a* JRue Euugnn"r and NJ" Emma
TraUtWe!n. both talented Auu".; misses
Of this c!:y. Miss Boushrrr. wh" Is
tho daughter "t NJ. and Mrs J. Y.
Buughner. or tho Island. IS dancer
OF exceptional ability md performed
tho most difficult tUc-dany!nG with per
feet ease and grace. TUe-danr!nE IS the
most difficult OF all dancing 10 master
and tho child'S exhibition was alto
Gethcr ont of the ordinary.
Little Miss Trautwen proved herself
n dainty. graceful Nitle dancer IN SOW
eral numbers and showed that sho pos
sesses real talent A duet dance in
which sho was assisted by Master Jack
kemp!o was particularly pleasing
An unusually large crowd was in at
tendance and tho program which was
planned by Wheeling Post No. !. assist
ed BY the Service Star Legion. was ono
OF tho Tost interesting yc' offered at
these Legion events. Miss Ne!!c shaver
rendered q piano solo, while Mrs. Ed
ward W. Wiedebusch md Mrs. J. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27

The open house held yesterday even
ing a, III" American Legion headQuart-
ers on Market street under the auspices
Of tho American Legion and the Service
Star Legion was unusually SUCCESSFUL.
An excellent program was given under
the direction OF Mrs. George Il. Wilson.
Following the program the moor was
cleared for dancing which continued
until a late hour when tho anair con-
cluded with the serving Of delicious re-
freshments. Tho program follows:
Plano Solo .......,... MISS Ne!4 Sha'eF
Vocal solo-"Thou Art Reposs"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. c. J. Barry
Solo Dance-Moment Musicale
Miss Emma Trautwe!n Master JACK
Kemple.
Readlng--Little Miss Mu1et"
............ Miss Betty Roughner
Vocal Solo "A" and "B" Numbers
Selected
$1,000. Mrs. Edward W. Wiedobu sch
Dance ........ Miss Jane Roughner
Read!ng-Selecied. Miss Martha Moore
Violin Solo Mrs. Frank D. ro!ndexter
Reading--Selected. Miss Rena Wagner
Vocal Solo "A" and n" Numbers
...... Mrs. EHw. ". Wiedobusch
Reading-"Dorothy Entcrtains the Min
lister" Miss Jane Boughner
Dance Splo-'Hcre We Como" .......
Miss Emma Trautwe!n, J. Kemple
Reading Selected. Miss Martha Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27

u'rh. is Improving az North Whc"':nE
hospital.
! Mr.. and Mrs. David Francis az IT,
Island Ienv" today FOR Pittsburgh where
/ they VIII spend scNcra! days on IHsi-
ness.
| Mrs. w. II. Webster and Miss Agnes
10th will spend tonight and Sunday mo
guests Of Mrs Ella liiackShcre at Man
/ ntnE;on.
! Mrs. G. II. Webster who !ef' yester-
day for East Liverpool Will return to-
night accompanied by her husband
: Miss E.!ccu Kridcr OF Cleveland Is
the CUES, OF t-.r uncle, L. G. Molt"r Of
South Wheeling.
/ Try. and Mrs. II s. West and Miss
Xc.ma Oliver have returned from two
weeks trip IN the cast.
: J. y. Whittcmore. general manager or
the WhrelInS Public Service company
IS spending i few days IN the country
! district ne;,r Pittsburgh. lilo Will re-
turn today 10 take up his usual duties
after brief rest
: Miss Bessie Remington Leete. R.Nn
and Miss Angela Jepson. R.N" Will
leave Sunday for oklahoma city where
they will specialize In nutrition work
IN tho public schools Of that city. 10th
Miss Loot" and Miss Jepson have re-
, Gently returned from Western Reserve
, University where they have been at
! tending summer school.
Any other wOman's husband IL a
model If hes handy around the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27

E.."ry sang beautiful selections. Miss
Martha Moore received much applause
ny her readings. which were mirth-pro-
vnting and refreshing. Mrs. Frank ID.
r"!ndcXter played the violin In char M
,nE manner. and the program ended with
= vocal solo by Mrs. Wicdcbusch and
reading 10y Miss Moore.
Following tho program delightful
social time was enjoyed and refresh
mrnts were served. The open house
affairs arc gaining steadily in popularity
and tho money derived from these
events :: turned over TO the American
Legion fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27
GET MAN SUSPECTED =
OF STEALING MULE

Being suspected Of stealing a mule ~
Greggsv!lle last Sunday. Il man Wnoss
nans is being withheld was arrested
last night mt o'clock in Bridgeport ~
Constable John Z. Moore and Policeman
Charles Keys on information furnished
by the local sherifrs office.
The man was brought TO wheeling
and lodged in the county Jail where he
will be held pending a further investi-
CATION.