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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
.HFRSCHEL E5TEP. AUTO VICTIM,
tn Re BURIED At FAIRMONT
WHEELING YOUNG MAN KILLED
IN hlSHAP AT RlVSS-
VILE.
Clyde Estep Not Dangerously Hurt
Roy Saker to Leave Aospl-
tai Today.

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ag''nI'm'n'H ha' o"eo maui
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ever as 'heH were ''''' '''''"@ ~ ,"
7r'ih'r car on " Raj ~" So ,,..,,.,
road near NlNNSN''''. w" '"'.'' "'''
ct Fmrm'n'' SATURDAY "'N''''
Tho body i being prepared Tor
burial a. Fairmont ana y l. HNSI'
that intrrmo2t Will b" made il that
civ.
" ID" eros, hospital. In Fa!vmon''
Last night. it MAS said that the oth1r
four occupants ~ the aujOulO"I'
world recover.
clyde ESt"p. " brother "t H"rScHS' :,
j., nor injured d. seriously a. was mrs.
believed. N tho hospital l'S' n'NHN
it w. denied that no han oo' Al MS
fractured. His logs were oA"I; III
JarCG. hur not broken. and II Is likely
Er viii be- adj" :" leave the hospital
within ,we"k.
Cart HcltA. Cf Fairmont. untH TWO
Years ago a resident OF Wheeling nay
lose his arm. Hospital attendants last
night stated thar his rlgnt arm WITS
broken badly. bUt that unless COM
picationS develop il will probably hot
be necessary To amputate the ar"
Roy Baker. NJ Twcnty.ntnjh street
Was badly cur and bruised about inc
body bur will be able 10 leave me m
stituNOn today. James Jordon, OF
Fairmont. sustained bruises ard cuts
about the body. lie left the hospNa
yesterday.
Hers chrl ESfep was driving inc
AUTOMOBILES. and suffered broken
neck. dying Instantly when cauS0t De
tween the seat and the steering
whe,I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
CAIlD'S FUNERAL

Funeral services will bc held We'd
resday morning for Elsie Beatrice
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James q.
Riggs Of Glendale. who passed away
nj the home Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Mary pierinCor. No. II Thirteenth
.treet. yesterday afternoon at J
o'clock after brief illness of typhoid
pneumonia. The deceased was aged
eight years. seven months and three
DAYS and was favorite among her
many playmatcs. The services from
the home OF her grandmother. Mrs,
Mary DierinSer. will be- held At S:5O
,'clock Wednesday morning, and VIII
BE- followed by requiem high mass at
The -. Jospphs cathedral. The body
vii be laid to rest at Mount Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
SAMUEL G. HUDlER

Tomorrow afternoon At ; O'Clock
will be held the funeral services for
the late Samuel c. Hudlcr aged -
wears. who died at his late residence,
No. 93O1 Main street. Saturday night
At $50 o'clock. following an illness OF
complications.
Surviving are his wife, three daugh.
ters. Mrs. II. :. Martin. Mrs. Clinton
Hall and Mrs. Emma Flisner, and two
sons. {. W Hudler and l.. ;. Hudler
OF Cleveland. Ohio.
The funeral services will be held
from the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Il :. Martin. No. SO Main street. and
lnterment will be private al Green
wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
; OBITUARY ,
MRS. ELLA KLINE

Last rites over the body OF Mrs.
Ella Kline. who passed away At the
homo vi her aunt. Mrs. Sarah Wheel
"r Of Oak avenue. Elm Grove. yNSter'
iav morning following a brief illness
If pneumonia. Will be held from the
Cridcr Bros. funeral home WCdnesda!
afternoon at = o'clock. The deceased
vas in hnr forty.ninth year and was
wei known in Elm Grove. Rev. i. ;.
Uamrick. pastor Of the Triadelphia
VI. +. church. will UfttCtate and inter
ment will BE- made at the Peninsula
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
MRS MARY GEISELER

Funeral services will be held We'd.
neSGay afternoon at 80 o'clock Tor
the late Mrs. Mary Geiseler. widow
OF the late u. r. GeiseIer, who died
suddenly at her late home, No. As Oak
avenue. Moundsyille. yesterday morn.
ing at | o'clock. The services will be
held at the Allen Grove church at
Sherrard. and interment will be made
in tho Sherrard cemetery.
Tho deceased was we'll known in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Vile.
JOHN MuNRoE LoNGYEAR

Rrooklinr. Mass. May IS. John
Munrue IIouClrar. 4 capitalist and
mining engineer. died suddenly al his
home here today. He WAS largely in
terested in mineral and lumber lands
in northern Michigan and At one tim"
was mayor of Marquette. Mich. H."
was horn in LANSING Mich. in 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
DR. JOHN ALLEN WYEIH.

New York. May ~. Nr @Ohn Alter
NyCth. founder Of tho New York Polo
clynlc Medical School and llo,plial
one of the FIRST poSt.Craduat" medical
schools in tho United States. died sud
denly tonight of heart disease. t"c
days after the srven'l-~"v"ntn ami
versary Of his birth. He WAS born in
GunterSville. Ala.
Dr. Wycth was a privAt" in tho CON
fcderate army and served ijttG"r
months Imprisonment AT Camp M"ri
ton. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
NINE

tors. MIS- Taylor White, OF this city:
Mrs ". T. N!r!;cr-om. II this city: Mrs.
George West. Of McMcchcn, and Mrs. w.
l.. Davis and Mrs. Eert Wamsley. OF
linn Grove and three sons. Walter L.
rui Jess, l.. "f Elm Tir"Ic: Howard f..
IT n",rr -Four brothers. Wesley VIII
liam David and James. Of McMcchcn,
Rc, john " WHis."r. pastor of the
FIRST church 90 i;"d of NcMcchen, ass
sisted by Rev. t. Byicr. - Pittsburgh.
will "ftI"iair at the services. The body
viii hc inferred in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
He KNOWS wHEREoF HE SPEAK

J Z U1rUNr, lTT NIN-rre 81, NNH
Antonio. Texas. writes: Il consider
ro.ey'. Honey and Tar absolutely tho
nest cough remedy on the market. /
know whereof speak. having tried II
in my own family My wife took a
severe cough and at night II was al.
most inceSSant. l gave her 4 few doses
Of Foley's Honey and Tar. In little
while she went 20 sleep and Hlcpt sound
Is the entire night. Your remedy acls
GuIcli,y and relief is permanent" Solo
eyeryWhcrc Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
D w. w. PRICkETT

Fairmont, W Va. MAY 9S.-David
". W. Prickctt aged - years. pio'
neer citizens Of Rivesyille and life
long resident Of Marion county. died
this evening. He was son Of job
Prickett, who figured prominently In
the early history Of West Virginia. \
widow and several children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
WATSON RITES

ru0ora' services for The at" chap
uH" Watson vii, y" he'll Mt tho lat"
D.,rc. IS. ErtI street, thl% morning at
~ n'riurh Rev. lr l.. T. l. %'r.d"r
un, 10 ~ rharC" and burial viii he
-..,Ln M nrc.MM God ccm"terA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Again We Have Replenished Our Stock of
Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators

With the recent arrival of Il carload Shipment WE
are again in position to supply all sizes and styles from
the small 25-b ircr to the large roccrS rctrgoraorS
and all intermediate sizes.
Let us prove through the saw test, that Leonard
will consume less ice showing YOU cut out corner
exposing The ten insulating walls and the onc-plecE
white porcelain lining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
FAIRFAX HALL ENDS
PROSPEROUS SESSION
InrRr Contracts Arc Let for Incrrr,
Ing Capacity of In
ptItutIOu,
ISpocial 10 The Tlmee.nlsratchl

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
BASIC, VA. June 3-The closing
exercises of FairfaN Hall TUESDAY
morning were OF unusual beauty and
interest. and were enjoyed by the
larE" audience ~ friends. win MANY
visitors from distance President
John Noble MaNwcll pr. sided and IN"
diplomas were presented b. Howard
Morgan MaCMauaway Superiut.nd-
ont Of the School for Dca! and Blind
n stanton. The list OF graduates
follows:
Literary Department--Aline La
'inia Berry. kcutucky: Lille Mac
carter, Vest Virginia: Eleanor Hunt
Chittendcn. Indiana: Pauline Wood
mansee Earl. Texas: Virginia de Ma
comb Hilton. New York: Betty Flor
"ncr Horne. North Carolina; GLADYS
Marie Knox. New York. Georgia
l.H"o. West Virginia: Rita Elizabeth
N"kcnnN. Virginia. Cw.ndolyn Eli
colt Manst, New YORK Kathryn He'll
M"shy Virginia. Elizabeth Fessen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
PEGRAM'S SEMINARY
HOLDS FINALS FRIDAY

students Of pcGram's Seminary
were addressed Fri.ay morning by
George Il. White, who delivered GER
tihcatcs az honor To those winning
them. Awards were made as fol-
lows: p"n'nanShip. Miss Marjorie
Earicn: second honor. Misses kath-
crime Foster. Lillian I.""hr Eutn
H"drIc and Kathryn Goodwin. Eincu-
ton, frst honor. Miss Marjorie kar-
ten; second honor Miss kathryn
Foster Highest grade in pupil.
teaching, Meivina Todd. second
honor. Misses Catherine Bogrs. RUBY
Scott and Doris Hrauer. Eihle study.
Old and New Tcstamcnts. Edward
banner. Frank Johnson and Misses
Ruby Scott and Melvina Todd.
Miss M"Ivina Todd gave an in
i"r"siing hour of STORYTELLING. COW
crinG wide range of fact and fancy.
Miss Todd will enter the College OF
william and Mary in September
Certificates in agriculture were
awarded To Edward banner and
Frank Johnson. Willis Head was
first honor pupil in music. and Rob-
ert Joel, of Poland. and Miss Edith
Fittieman. or Russia. were first
honor pupils in English.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
THIS WEEKS BEAUTY HELP

II is not necessary to shampoo
your hair 50 frequently IL II is en-
tirely and properly clcansed each
time 10y the US. Of really good
shampoo. The casics, to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend 10 our rcao"rs is
one that brings out ALI the natural
beauty of the hair and may ~ en-
Jny.d at very little expense 10y dis
solving t"aspoouf,ii OF can;hro1
which can he obtained from any
druggist in cup OF hot water.
This makes a fun cup OF shampoo
liquid. enough so IL is easy Ia apply
u In all the hair instead OF just TO
tn" top az the head. This when
rubbed into the scalp and on Ia every
strand OF hair. chemically hissolves
ali impurities. II is very soothing
and cooling in it's action. as well as
beneficial TO both scalp and hair.
After rinsing out the lajher so ere
ated. YOU Will find the scalp is fresh
clean and free from dandruH, while
the hair dries quickly and evenly.
a bright luster and Il soft
iiuiiiness that makes il seem very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
WOMEN At j. OF n. c.
PLAN CELEBRATION
Occasion Is Twen,y-Fif,h An.
nivcrsary of Cold Is
Establishment.
tablisllnient.

Especial to Tho Ti,nc.- Dispatch
CHAPEL HILL, Juno s-Womcn
students Of the University Of North
Carolina. past and present. are pro-
pairing for big celebration Mt com.
mencement. two weeks hence TN.
occasion is the twenty-nfth anniycr-
sary OF the establishment OF co-edu-
cation here.
Tho triumphal entrance into
Chapel Hin OF Mrs. Robert l.. Gray.
OF Durham. this June. will be very
dineren, from her arrival In 1897.
~hen. as Miss Mary McRae. she reg
irtered as the FIRST woman student.
No" she Is TO be welcomed as on. III
mo most honored guests Of the uni
versity. Then she was-w.il. she
was greeted in friendly enough faah-
Ton face to face. but her presence
Mas sc'"!cd upon as a dangerous
threat against IN. ancient privileges
Of the male. Dire prophecies ,hcr.
we're OF the baneful effects that go
education would have upon Tn. uni
"ersity. VICE Did men OF ~ and 20
were sure that II would weaken and
sell nigh ruin the old place.
248 studied Mt College.
There have been 2i5 women regis
'"rcd here since the first on. cam.
twenty-five. years ago. Their prev
*lencc abou; the campus is taken AS
=" matter OF course. 30, that Their.
aren't sti!l some Krumbl.rs There
ar. some students who mae it
4.
lia. To sweep III. plac. clean OF all
the sHir,-d Inhabitants. Hu, they
achieve about as much IS Tn. famous
p"rsonase who mVtion.d with his
hand and lad. the ocean tides re.
code with sisty-two women on tho
rolls, co-.ducation is firmly in
'r"nchcd-h"rc To stay.
Their al. pretty definite plans
"foot for Il w"nen's building The
money for it il not available vet. bu,
II l. regarded as one Of ih- chief
needs "t the university, and tn. hop.
T. freely expressed that IA. I..gisIa-
ture At it's next session Viii max
provision for 1t. The site mos, IRE.
Iucnt!y spoken Of. for such a struc-
turc. l. the space that Alumni KNOW
- liat'ir's Grove, just east Of In.
campus.
The present Co IA House as II Is
'aIled, = q rrSl'!erc. taken over nN
the uniNcrsity- - IL h"r" that women
: students WI! hav" th"ir banquet on
the evening 81 Alumni Day. Tuesday.
Jun" ID Mrs. Gray is 10 b" toast
mistress.
Brief informal talks ~ alumna.
ar" promised by tho program com.
'nittce. The homecomcrs will tell Of
IN" early days nf CU-"duCaiion and OF
what some OF The university alumuac
nave been doing since ,.aving here
IN return, students now At IN. uni
versiiy VIII inform IN" horn"com.rs
81 conditions as they are today. And
'heE VIII all talk OF tho lonK-cher.
shed dream OF the womcns building
That is what they are all most inter.
cst"d in just now
y, the general alumni luncheon on
June IL there viii be specia! table
reserved for women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

or This enair' and all Interested arc
invited
N"bfnson-toIiin,.
Mr ana Mrs, William r. Collin.
announce IN" engagement, and APP
preaching marriage 81 their daugh
ter. Male Addison, Ia william La.
'"F"t'e Robinson. OF this city. The
"-hh'nH VIII IL" celebrated the latter
Nart Of June.
AI"mnnr Meet June 10.
ir' j. !. Jarman. president Of tho
't"l" Norman school, ~ Farmvillc.
WI "''"h" IA" annual business meet
INK OF IN" Richmond chapter az thu
"NlI" Airmna" Association 10
II" MOI" saturday aft"rno"a. jun" 10.
- ' "'I"'k. IN the tea room at Mile,
~ Iihodds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

deh Ross. Oregon. Caroline Gertrude
nuddarth. West Virginia.: Sidney Ran
d"lph Tyler. Ohio: Ruth Weber. Ohio.
Pian"--Alice Edman. Virginia.
III" school medals were prescntrd
To tho following; first scholarship
medal. Louise waliingfurd. New
York: second scholarship medal. Lois
Allen. West Virginia; senior elias,
medal. Virginia Hilton. New York.
Honor medals. representing maxi
mum marks during tho year upon All
branches Of department. ~ ,choul
spirit and high class STANDING. were
presented 4" the following; Flor
enc" Fi,zGcrald. Pennsylvania: Ma
'haiic RothwolI. Connecticut. ka,h-
Icon George, P-nns Jlvania. Margarc,
Garrison. Indiana.
Tn" exercises closed with the sing
Ing OF the school song and bcnedic-
ton by the schuo! chaplain. Rcv
-. W. John
Th" commencement events we're
az follows:
elias. day exercises. given on the
open air CVlonnade. Saturday evening.
May 81.
on sunday morning the baccalaur-
cate sermon Was preached In tho
Wayneahor" Methods: Church by
Rev. l. r.. Bnbbitt
ON Monday night tho comm. nee
ment concert "ss artistically rem
%"r"d by the students Of the various
departments.
with the closing Of the school year
plans are no" being made for tho
endorsement and inprov. rncnt uf the
school plant, contracts 10 the amour,
~ $20.pUo having been mad. FOR
'h"s" purposes. The capacity stu.
""n' body ~ the closing year repre-
tcut"d over thirty states and forcisu
countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

Ismithneld, announce the engagement
AMI approaching marriage of their
daughter, Dorothy bailey, To Allen
w. Flanagan. OF Louisa. Tho we'd
ding VIII take place June 81. In the
home OF tho brides parents.
For AunI.tnn Church.
card party will hc given Tuc,-
day. June 4. u, $50 bciock. at tho
Cathedral B"ys' school. Floyd Ave-
nue. and Spruce streets. for tho honc-
Admission. Ala. which was burned
April %.
All rhore who w"ro AT Camp Nj
clcllan during tho war Will APP
prcciato Ihla worthy cause. Guests
arc rcan"'tcd to brink their own
card, and pencils.
Mrs Kate Kelley Announces IN"
marrlag" 90 her daughter. Graz"
Viola. 10 Alfred Joseph O'Nci. Tho
Wedding took place on Thursday.
May Is.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mra. Joseph - FARLEY an
nounce tho engagement and approach
Ing marriage ~ their sister. Mas
Elizabeth Dollard. TO James Mul-
downey. both Of this city. the c"r--
m"nv 10 take place ON the morning
81 Jun" u. at Ia. Sacred Heart
Cathedral.
Charity Card I'nrty.
There Will b" a charity card party
given at the Cathedral Eoys' Schoo!
auditorium. FLOYD .\"enu" and
lIarvie street Friday evening" June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
NURSES OF , SCHOOLS
GRADUATE THIS WEEK

CONTINUED From Second pageJ
ter. Mrs. Ernest l.. Bolton. on Grove
Avenue. Monday morning. May 80. a,
II o'clock. The ceremony Was per
f"rfcd by Rev. Fred chenau!t be-
fore an improviS"d altar Of palm.
and cathedral candles Because o.
Illness in tho brides family. the
wedding Was quiet, only members OF
N" family h"ing present
Finnnngnn-Sewnr
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Seward. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
N AND OFT OI, TOW y.

'hrS I'm"S +. bradley. or 10.
"'""'hi Avenue. has rs her quasi,
Mrs' cara pRrI"u McCrono Miss
Helen bred" ana Miss M,,ru,rc,
itri"n Of Washington. u. e.
MrF. ID Brown and hcr dnnght.rs
Rosa and selma. ana her son. LAKE
crown NAV" returned home art.,
sptnn'hr IN" winter aud early spring
In Miami Fla
MISS Kos" ~. R"dd IF 3l3 wost
N"p"F'S street. returned y.Storda,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
WO,IEN"S MEETINGS,

Monday. AT 2:3o o'clock. thor. viii,
b" "a meeting OF The executives com
ml'te" az tho Barton Heights Won
ans club. In the home Of Mrs. Rar-
n"v I'ricl. 2Sl0 Dupont Circle. Roland
lark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

Tuesday. at ? 80 o'clock. tho Won.
IN. Missl"nary Society "f the Far
'"n Heights Methodist Church meets
n lect"rr-r""m. Subject for after
noon. Social Service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

Ing before adjournment for the sum
mer' and important matters to DO
discussed. full attendance &. urged.
The Association for tho Preserva-
non OF Virginia Antiquities Will
meet on Saturday morning at II
o'clock In the John Marshall House.
The Pace Memorial woman's Mis-.
Sionary Society VIII hold it's regular
monthly meeting Tuesday at 1 o'clock
In TIA" l"cture-room. All interested
are invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

Tn" annual meeting az tn. Colo.
NAL Danes "f America will take
place at IA" womar's cub ON Thurs
dHy Afternoon At o'clock Election
~ officers VIII tax" plac. and SpccIa,
business viii l." tranSacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

"s' priced ard most mighty rr"rumond"l
''"sln> ami SOAPS uu III" market. hut
nav" never found anything 80 good a-
Rut'"ruii" cream and soap. For m.
enclosed check Will YOU pleas" s"ni M"
another suprly. could have procured
M. from my drugrisi. hut did want
- tell YOU how much appreciated and
enjoyed their use.
No VIVIAN would writ" ihe alloy" and
permit IT :" b" published over nor name
uu l"ss /, ,ru".
'i"t pach-g" az HowarG's Eutt-rmilk
cream today at amy up-io-dai" drug or
'pii"t goods counter and NASSAU" IL daily
4r'p the face, n"rk, arms ana hands. Tn.
directions Sr" slmp III" and II costs 1T
lie hat amy rirl ar woman can afford ~
DAINTY women VIII always select ih.ir
cream, So@G aand Powder with care II
YOU cannot obtain locally send "a cents
silver or STAMPS, for generous trial pack
: &" ot both cream and soap. Howard
H~ns 60. buffalo. Y.--AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

from w'lmore. KY. where Ehe at
tended tho commencement OF Asbury
coIitsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

y meeting ~ tn. Virginia Mis-.
>i"ns AID Society will he held on
Tuesday evening at S:l5 o'clock a:
"a North Laurel street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

The regular monthly meeting of
IA" Sunshin" Circle ~ King =
daughters Will d. held at the HON.
u Mrs. !. Luther Moon. coaa NoniI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
Says ButtermiIk Cream
Made Her Look Ten
Years Younger
Every Woman Who Values
Her Complexion Should
Read This.
In. Angeles, Cal

s~F" WIS " 49,
--- Som" 'iiu" HE"
writes : LAM" u"
lin. you sent In-
supply 81 Your won
d"I'V. Cream an,
soap. All ! can -,
- fns, they az" hufl
magical. They ta}.f
10 years oH a We
man. iouh. II j.
positively mary.lpu.
hos they transform
ones complexion. |
hsN" used m. htgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

Arrangements are now complete
for the card party to he given at tho
McGNl Hall on Wednesday,, for the
benefit of the North Richmond
parish building fund. Many promi
nent women will act as patronesSes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

THINK of being able to buy a Genuin
Walnut Suite, with Bow-Foot Bed an
Vanity Dresser, for little over $4,000,
Look over the items below. Note the Sc
lection of beautiful period style suites unde
$4,000,
And remember, this is GOOD Furniture
such as YOU would be proud to have in yo,
home. Quality and construction are guar
antccd.
Come in early before the best suites ar
taken. Don't think Of investing in Bed
room Furniture without first seeing thcs
offerings.
\ Small Cash Deposit Gives You Immcdint
Use OF Your Suite
Or reserves it for delivery later on, if 80
wish Convenient weekly payments on tn
balance. No interest or storage charges.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-23
PROMISE UNIFORMED
 J|TNEY, OPERATORS
Local Man Applies for Permit to Run to Hartford
Uniformed drivers are promised on

Uniformed drivers are promised or an application filed by Joseph T, Farr of lb7 Lasalle street this city, for the privilege of running buss line be. tween New Britain and Hartford. The application has been filed with the Public Utilities commission.
 Mir. Farr agrees on his application to run two jitneys each car to have a seating capacity of 30 persons and to be the best ,busses to be obtained The route would be from the corner of Church and Main streets, New Britain, on Main street to East Main street, to Elm. to Stanley, to Corbins Corner to Elmwood, to Hudson street Hartford, to Mulberry street corner of Main. Returning by way of Main street, Hartford, to Park street. to Zion, to New Britain avenue. to Elm wood by way of Corbin's corner to Stanley. to Elm, to East Main to Main and Church.
 Fare 25 Gents
 The. fare would be 25 cents. Uni formed drivers would have charge of the busses which would run express from New Britain to Wells street, and from Elmwood to Mulberry street, Hartford.
 Another application has been filed by Andrew Godlewski and Mike Dor owski. of Hartford, to run on the same line.
 Got Meetings Confused.
 Owing to a misunderstanding on the part of the Hartford people who confused the state jitney meeting with the hearing on the New Britain Hartford line, Mayor Paonessa was informed yesterday that hearing would be held this morning.
 The Mayor motored to the capitol only to ascertain that he had been misnformed, but remained to attend the state meeting of jitneymen, an account of which is given in another column.
 Mayor Paonessa is in favor of the proposed jitney line and says it would be a great advantage to this city. He has no personal preference as to who gets the permit.