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Denied hY CrAYath

New York. March a0.-Fou! D. Cravath
tonight issued n statement denying he
had ever said. as Senator Borah quoted
him IN the senate. that there WAS an
'"un written agreement" that the United
States and Great Britain should act
together In any emergency In the
Pacific
There is not the remotest foundation
FOR tho statement reported to have been
made br Senator Borah In the senate
in which my name was used" he said.
Later Mr.. Cravath ampl!tied his
statement as follows:
"My attention has just been called 70
what purports 70 Nc the sttEographers
minute Of an informal discussion at q
recent meeting Of an organization
known as the Council Of Foreign Rela-
tons in which ! took part.
"T infer that the language attrio-
uteI TO me- by Senator Dorah must he
based on a paragraph which attributes
IN ME language which. to the best OF
my recollection. I did not use, but
which. # used. was the language OF In
formal discussion that did not accu-
ratcly convey my meaning. When those
minutes were submitted to me correct
cd them 50 as TO convey my true mean
ing and IN their corrected form they
were printed and circulated by the
Council on Foreign Relations.
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! OBITUARY {
RETIRED MILL
SUPP. EXPIRES
THOMAS FOX SUCcuKBs LAST
NIGHT TO LONG ILLNESS AT
DAUGYTER'S EDaWOoD HCME
Native OF Relton. W. Va, But HAD
Lived Here Many YearS-Tpn-
real Not Arranged.

Thomas i'nN. Il retired Whitaker mill
SUPERINTENDENT. died ~ 90 O'Clock Mon
day evening 1T n" home Of his danS'-
tor. Mrs. Jchn NJ. MaUrcr. li5 S0"th
PARK street. EGSwund. after a long Ill
ness. His death WAS no: uncXpectc"
as his condition had hcch critical '"r
some time. He was IN his 66th year
MIR. Fox was II nativ" ~ Bolton. W..
VI. but had resided ~ IA" city for
many wars AID was widely known II
Wheeling. and was nrld IN high 'S'ecm.
For many Years hc WAS 4 roller al IN"
,'raeh MIL % the WhitaEcr-'h'T'h.f
company. and FOR tor years h" va "
department superintendent a. ~" NIL
lie retired ABOUT ny" years aS"
no is survived by w" daughters, MNH
John VI. Maurer AMI Miss Marie f"N;
rwo b-otrNrs. M!,hacl vi Wheeling, Tnd
Char'-, o: Pittsburgh. ard one SISTER.
Miss Elizabeth Fox. Of Wheeling.
lie was q member OF WhccI:nS Lodge
No. IS y. l.. q. El,s. the" Ancient OrGcr
Of United WCrSnen. Crescent Lodge -
the Ama'SaIoated Association % Iron
Sheet and Tin Workers. and the Holy
Name Socic,y OF ST. MicAael's Parish.
Funeral arrangements had not he"n
made Las, night.
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date by Senator Borah. Republican.
Idaho. who read a statement regarding
the conference results he said a been
mado by Paul u. Cravath. a New York
attorney. In this statement Mr.. era
vath was quoted as saying he had oeSn
told "hy every member OF the American
delegation" that the conference resulted
in an urwrlttcn understanding between
the United states and Great Britain or
such I character that both sides as
sumo that in all future emergencies
they IAN both count on having he YER!
closest cooperation
The accuracy of this assertion was
promptly denied by Senator Lodge and
by Senator Underwood, OF Alabama
the Democratic leader and also a mem
Der Of the American delegation.
cnator Underwood said he did not
recall ever having met Mr.. Cravath, and
Senator Lodge declared he never taxed
with him on the subject. Both asserted
positively and directly that so far as
they knew no such understanding e1-
listed Or "r"r had been discussed.
by Senator Eobinson II was argued
that Mr.. Cravltl. as we'll as Secretary
Hughes and F:lihu Root. tho other two
American delegates. should be called be-
fore the foreign rela tons committee
before the senate voted on ratification
Of the treaty. Il was indicated that a
motion to send the treaty back to the
committee with instructions to invoSti-
gate further It's meaning might be made
later. hut the administration leaders
said tonight that there WAS no possibili-
u such 4 move would succeed.
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WILKINSON JURY IS
FINALLY DISMISSED


The Irrv IN N" case OF Elsie Wilk!n-
con. charged with hNing an inmate OF
a house "f prostitution. which was
c!vca :" item last Wednesday. reported
list light 20 Criminal Court Judge Alan
Il. Robinson that they were unable 10
agree on a verdict ard were dismissed.
The defendant was arrested at tho
lHnc Rcss DcTue was arrested ut No. I
rwenty :h!rd street for conducting n
hcuSc Of prostitution. The DeRue july
disagreed and after dciihcrating for two
days was dismissed. Wednesday the
Jury sitting in the Wilkinson Gaze be-
gan deliberations and were held by the
court until Last night but was unable 70
&Erce.
This i probably the longest time a
Jury was he'd in the history OF the Ohio
county criminal court. T lie jury last
Wednesday reported they were unable
/" aEr"" hnt the court refused TO dis"
miss them.
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-;
as"""s' '"eSe ',."7r
"NS "'>'Neu u "' "e
airy
NESohAes HSQu
G"Ht'."'aH IL L" McN om"'! '""isn
~ 80, 49, -. p-.oh,II ,o,.na
N"'o '"'eN A",''-,'H h -
S'HS d Co"H'iuhIC'''o'" H's"'S N'
III "e'p'hS ouI'u up SPot'S
> NTe pUTt'e s>"'o' "'e, ~.
S'"'' ~ was N''"''A ''4'
comhi'''ee on p''!S''"' e"uN"''0" y ."
''s''H"'."' ""H ''4"''t
y peNi'ion ltou L. -. ~'"!. o. ~.
dent or the "hee'!hG lieCrea''o" JIM
mission, ASKING the PERMISSION 10 |"e
the high schocl sym one class f"o'n
Il "c'N lO' ''"'"'"@
tory 10 the opening ~ lA@ CITY p'"'
rounds and ASKING the use or the
public schools athletic fe!G Tor r>ctca-
tion purposes. WAS read.
Or. Armbrccht moved lie ftvS; part
be referred 70 tho committee on teach
crs and schools. while the second i'";N
Re referred 10 the ~""ntinitis" on pays
ical edUca>"". Ate" mu'I |'s'"1S'""
about ever! one wanting u: use VI '"'
schools t"f S"Hi' iE.hS or "t"'r' Tue MO-
ton vas VOTED GD"n aud carried.
\ COMMUNICATION ''oW '"' '"''"
Community center C"uh'It aS"'!'h per
mission I" use 'h' """ ""N', $500"
;"ri"." -: presenting /" "'"St'e. sno"
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MRS, MINERVA HASTINGS.

Mrs Minerva Hastings, OF CABIN
w. Va, who has been living with
her daughter. Mrs. Walter Taylor. OF
BuEg's Run. for n past few years,
passed away yesterday morning at 5
o'clock. following n short Illness. Mrs,
Hastings was Ia her seth year and lSd
lived in Cabin Creek district practically
all her life. She was n devout Baptist,
Her remains will be sent to her former
lone for burial.
Survivors are three sons: John, OF
Point Pleasant: Simms, OF Marrnct, w,
Va: Samuell, OF Belle. W. Va. and two
daughters. Mrs. Lydia Ayers. OF Coal
burg. w. Va. and Mrs. Taylor. OF Elm
Grove.
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Missing Girl Located
As Death Angel HoverS

G~rc"r>hUrE. Ia. March CA tct"-
gram received here from Philadelphia
today ny Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Thomp-
son. Ct belmont. near here. telling or
the expected death Of their daughter.
Mrs. Wilbur Mich&cl. aged - years. at
a hospital there. was tho first intIma-
ton they had of their daughters where
ohouts in two years.
The Young wom&n disappeared mys-
tarlously while preparations were being
made to have her rrJUln her husband
after a separation brought about by
Mrs Ail,hacrs desire to teach school
in a G!>tart own
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
WELLSBURG DEMOCRATS
SELECT CITY TICKET

Members of the executive committee
Of tic Democratic party in Wcl.shurg
held their com;ndtica convention for N"
coming city primaries last evening. re-
sult!ng In the following: Candidates for
council-rirSt ward. {. {. Kemp. Second
ward. Il. A. CrcSap. tHird ward. Howard
Johnson. Fourth WHrd. William l.e!h-
Earth. and city clerk. Miss Nan Gullctt".
The executive committee. falling to ind
any one Cor the school commissioner
nomination. first suggested endorsing l.
\. Sheets. Republican nominee. hut the
motion was lost.
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What spoils compilations

Every day your skin accumulatcs
a coating OF dust, dirt and general
soil. Every day YOU apply powder,
and every day most women use a
little or much cold cream.
This dirt, powder and cold cream
penctratcs the tiny skin pores and
fills them. Precipitation completes
the clogging. You a judge Tor
yourself what happens il YOU fail to
wash these accumulations away.
Once a day your skin needs care
full, thorough cleansing to remove
these clogging deposits. Otherwise
YOU will soon be afflicted with coarse
ness. blackheads and blotches.
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week. the floor leader said:
"Dh. probably not later than fnurs-

week. the floor leader said:
"Dh. probably not later than Thurs-
day"
Comes Up Thursday.
Sronlcr Gillett said "Thjnrs arc an
unsettled "a they were" adding that he
hqi un, stated that Nr would recognize
anyone t. present Il sr"c!a! rule to take
Tia" Till up under q SUSPENSION OF Inc
rulrs.
'Thr only thing certain Is TINT the
bin will Cumr M Thursday he SHic'
Chairman Campbell Of the rules com
mil,rc said the idea WAS ~ dispose" OF
ia, bill ON Thursday, but with liberal
dictate.
erin" speakers attitude "a that he
must hr shown that Il majority fav"rS
s~,~rons!oa Of The rules" said Mr..
rampbr,I. My impression j. that he
is satisfied on thnt point
No Party Conference.
In their meeting with IN" speaker the
members went over thew hole S!tuttio',
fnlIy. Representative LinoherGeT oi
California. Il former servic" man. want
vi a ruity conference called 10 thre''l
on, rlr hunus question. and the SrcaG"r
was represented as fuvorlng his pro
rrdurc. Others opposed such 4 pan
!Iuw,,cr. argu!rr that this would open
al thew nulc hill TO change.
Mr.. l.inrhcrrrr finally agreed not TO
r.rss far 4 conference, and AFTER fAi-
'n"r d.S'USNi"h II WAS "n''u'" ="
u'.tl t"n'"iT"" the uhaI ucS'H'"" ~ NV
. "~",.'T a. Top r"'cuGTe'
The White Rouse
A'lcHn.ln% ~" N"''e lto"AS """i,'
"I'". Mhi'n '"S'"' h%'tiE W. a.,
M"r' NJ M"H''i!' III. -"
oil tA' W" ""t "' 'nran,i,
I ha'Tln@" "i"p'c'' o. '"S Il. -"
l""; Chairman I""H'r OF tne r"'iio
'"i'cfc"''' "'','h"' n
ere. 'l"''' '"'h'''.''r' u, ~,
We ~I'"'|'""'' -, ',''''
Whole "''"'''"" '''"'' '"' 49,
"mrAaH'"'N& IN" '"""N' '"'' 49, 49,,
made ~ IL" hi' S!u'S IT," P''N'''i,'
'aai letter /" VIZ t"r"''N' SHET'''."'
q |,'irs i"N or posi'"h'h'"n' " wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21

girl, is always distinguished by a
fresh, radiant skin.
How to have this perfect COM
plcxion is the problem OF many girls,
but we can solve it for YOU. It's a
simple secret, discovered many thou-
sand wears ago.
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HOUSE LEADERS
Continued From Page oue)

wh" the house had adjourned after a
nifty minulc session.
Present ut this conference were mem
h,rs # the WAYS and means committee
and the party steering committee. as
we'll as other leaders.
No iinal decision un procedure vas
reached. hut there Was at least Il ,tclt
agreement that tho bill would come ur
Thursday.
Mondeu's statement.
Representative Mondcll issued ms
statement when the conference broke
up:
"womorrow We shah reach a decision,
possibly by moon. ~ {" when and how
the measure wIi hr brought up for
consideration There will he no party
conference"
Asked If the hi would roiGc up this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
BLAKE RITES AT TWO.

EUneral services for Mrs. IiutA b.A"e
wife ur pobrr, Blake. who died Satul-
dav eyenipg at ia" family residence, ll|
Eaird street. Elm Grove. viii he held
his afternoon at > o'clock 1T the hom".
Rev. II. NJ. Riddle. pastor "f the El!.n
Grove NJ T.. church.. VIII "if!citte and
th,. burial vii, be- in the Stone church
cemetery.
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CUNNINGHAM SERVICE.

Last rites for Mrs. Elmer Nrhhli :
nam. who died Saturday evening follow
d briei Illness ~ pneumonia, VII!
De held this afternoon at > o'clock. from
the home OF her hrother-in-law. VIII
liam Temple, OF Bogg's Run. Rev. J. r.
Leyeubcrger. pastor of the Third Tres
by,erian church. will be in char%e "f
tho scl ices. Tive body VIII hc laid TO
res, III Mount Oiivet cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
WRANGEL ISLAND is
CLAIMED FOR BRITAIN

Ottawa. March 20. WranGel Island,
il is believed here will be acG"d 10
the Dominion Of Canada as a result
OF the planting of the British flag on
that far northern land last September
by the Artic expedition led by NlIheJ.
almer S~tefansen.
The announcement made in New
York by the explorer gave riS" l"daF
To the assumption her" that the isl
and was formerly claimed in tn" name
OF Great Britain to avoid international
complications with Il view 10 its being
eventually transferred TO Canada a.
part OF the Dominion.
Toronto. Ont, March "o.--ln Il letter
10 his mother last September. conf
mandcr Crawford 70 the StefanSen
party. told OF claiming Wrangel Isl
and for the British crown. For dip
lomatic reasons. secrecy was mainl
aimed until Stcfensen'S announcement
in New York yesterday.
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the rcsu,a~ orI.r. h"vevcr, and the
speaker sustained him.
II thinH W. ousNt 10 have some In
formation concerning tho question when
We are going 20 taxi up The bonus DILL
said Mr.. Garner.
'"rhc chair thinks that ~ n reason
alb. request and will say that II" one
viii I've recognized to bring that up to-
day" replied Mr.. Gill"tt. tHI'iS giving
the house official information "t his
decision.
Mr.. Garner asked the speaker II n"
had any Information as 20 wh"" Inc bt'!
would he taken up. and when answered
n the negative, DECLARED;
THE s~torcNuusc IS either Locked UP
or gOr. dry. ! dun't know which,
President Not pispleased.
Aside from the committee Of house
leaders,, President Harding dlschSse"
tho bonus bill today with several ether
members Of the house. Ills callers IN
cIude REPRESENTATIVES T~rcadway, OF
Mass, and TilsOn. of Conn. OF the mousse
WAYS AMI means committee, who have
presented minority views opposing ire
measure. and Representative Mills or
New York. q ncw!y appointed member
Of that committee who favors a tax on
purchases.
Representative Wood, Republican. IN
diana. " no recently completed n speech
making tour in the middle west. also
MAS a White House caller. lie said
he had found that the people wanted
10 know what taxes they would nave
10 nav when the bonus WAS enacted
and added that the president did not
seem diSplraScd when give this intUr-
matICn.
Attacked BY Minority.
Another attack on the bonus 'N.H was
uadc today In 4 minority report from
the WAYS and means committee members
and Representative Kitchen North Caro-
lima the Decorate leader; Oldlieid'
Arkansas: Crisp, George; Carew' Nc"
York. and Tagur. Massachusetts, all
Democrats. They characterized the Ger
t'irate hank loan plan as q due DILL
rain check. hOrTow-uoncy bonus moh"
Of payment" and declared that II was
"an insult 10 every world war veteran
and n shameful discredit TO congress
and the nation"
Insisting that tho bonus I've paid our
OF taxes levied upon the big incomes
Of millionaire. and multi-mirionairrs.'
and the ronscicnceless. excessive prof
rs OF tho big monopol'stic corporations
the minority charged that President
Harding and Secretary Mellon. boldly
offer a hr!bo to the World war Feter-
ans TO cs1ouse the u Of the money
mower in their efforts to establish as a
rart Of our revenue system the vicious
policy OF a general sales tax.
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Admiration. Advantageous Of
eager Young men awaiting her APP
pcarancc and more partners than she
can dance with-this makes g%irlhood
days the happicst time OF a woman's
lie.
TO miss this popularity is a
tragedy. Vet many girls arc socially
unsuccessful because OF some lack
in charm.
What constitutes this charm is
hard to delinc-but one thing is Ger
tain. The popular girl, the success
jul girl, the gay, happy, all admired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
RIFLE YUHrEAr..

rrwatnS or The iIi" Mr.. ''N"e
Rifle. who died t'rid", "Nrrinc f";'""-
Ink a short illness. Wcr" !atd l" rest
Yesterday afternoon in Greenwood '"iHH-
,.ry. E':nerai services wei" held ~
~ family residences. TO- Twentieth
stree, Warwood. IN charge Of Rev. w.
II. Fields, pastor OF the First Christian
church.
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A lO-cent luxury

The vast volume in which we produce
Palmolive to supply the worldwide de-
mand naturally lowers cost. If made IN
small quantities the price would be at
least 25 cents. Manufacturing economy
permits us to offer this finest facial soap
for only 10 CTS.
Thus YOU en- afnd to share Cleo
patra's i~avorilr luxury. Use PalmolIve
for bathing and let it do for your body
what il docs Tor our face.
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Cleopatra's way

With all classic peoples, bathing was .
daily rite never neglected. The ruins or
Cleopatra's sumptuous marble bath are
ample proof OF her faith in this ancient
beauty secret.
Palm and olive oils were the cleansers
uscd-,hc same bland oriental oils we
blend scientifically in Palmolive. The To-
tion-likc qualities which made them the
most highly priced OF all old world beau
.ii!crs arc impaired 10 PSlmolive Soap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
SERVICES FOE BLUM INFANT.

the family home. 1928 Mct"il"ch street.
funeral se:viccs will i've held for James
T. Elum. Infant son uH Nr. and Mrs.
George Blum. who passed away sun
nav afternoon. The intrrmcnt viii &c III
Mount Zion cemetery.
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The Happiest Time
of Her Life

When your skin is thus clcansed. i
quickly responds with fresh. smooth radi-
ancc. The healthful stimulation results in
natural becoming color. And the lotion
like qualities OF the Palmolive lather keeps
your complexion delightfully."- soft.
Now. when your skin is healthtully
clean, is the time to apply cold cream.
Now, powder and that touch OF rouge are
harmless. You can perfect your good
complexion and bcautify one not so good
BY the means OF this simple cosmetic
cleansing.
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EVAN cHuD's FUNERAL.

Yesterday ~af'"rr"on from the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. clyde
E.wau. EoSIs Run. funeral services
were held for N.r=iri, D"l"rin Evan
their infaut !aagh;"". Rev. W. VI.
Castle. NJ the M].thcdi"; church. ON
GATED "1d the burial 49, IN Mount
Zion cemetery.
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nRrsco1L SERVICES.

Ycslci day morning. from the nome
In Chuutal Court. were hcld me tuiet"'
services for the late Cornelius LH''
coll. aged watch.Ian OF TIE baltimore
ohio railroad. who passed away "a
Thursday. Requiem high mass was o.
rered at . o'clock at ST. Michae'S C""''"
and burial was in Mount CALVARY 'e"'e-
f.pN
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GEORGE p1rrMAN RITES.

Funeral services for George If|iHra"'
who dropped dead Friday while at WotN
at the Miller stVgic factory. were he'u
Yesterday afternoon At his hVi"r. -'-f
Jacob street. Rev. Ralph W. Mans
held. pastor ~ the Sc"Vnd In't'u larS-
byterian church. was In chhfEt' i"e
burial Was made in Gre"nWoo" ''"l''
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BuearNs BURIAL TO-DAY.

Last rites :0r ". Fl. Hu3SIhH' W.T."
was found lead al his boarding house.
@92s Chnp!iue street. last TUESDAY WIZ
be held this afternoon At : "cIo'" "'
the Cuuey-Rentz undertaking parIotS'
Th!rty-siXtA and jacob streets. lit\'
". II FicIds. pastor OF the FIRST Chri"-
Ian church. will hc In charge ana the
body vii. DC laid 10 rest III the NC
McCNcu lCMetCry.
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for the late William r. Dorsey
died very suddenly saturday noon
Rev. ". h. CrAG, pastor vi THO A"ouh-
SON II. l. church. OF winch The DC
ceased vas = member, Will ottlciste ana
the body win be laid ~ rest III Alien
Grove cemetery.
The pa!lhearcrs Will be the SIX SOM
Of MIR. Dorsey. They are Arch her
bert. Alvin. Walter, Stanley anu Victor
IN,rSaN
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GENERAL Won HAusEN.

Berlin, March 20. - General Won
ilauscu. former commander OF the
Second army. is dead. according to a
dispatch to the Loka! -Anstger today
from Dresden.
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SHARP DENIAL
CONTINUED Prom Page one)

ocratlc votes were sought or the status
OF reservations was under consideration
quotes Cravath
Suggestion OF 4 Brit!sh-Amcrican
understanding for future concerted
action was thrown into the senate de-
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RIVER ~rHIDaHA1D.

Davis Island Dam-10.4 feet, falling;
loudly.
Warren-2.7 feet: snow.
Oil City-3.3 feet, falling; snow.
Parkcrsburg-l6.3 feet, falling; snow.
Morgantown-l0 feet, falling: cloudy.
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EDWARD ARTHUR WALTON

Edinburgh. March ~2O.-Edward Arthur
Walton. widely known artist IS dead
1T his home here. lie was III ears Old
and president OF the Royal Scottish
Society OF Painters in Water Colors.
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DORSEY RITES TODAY.

This afternoon At IL" o'"!"rii. from
,re family residence. 2nl North Huron
street. funeral services Will b" con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
VETERAN SCHOOL B0ARDCLERK
GIVEN LEAVE Of TNOMONTHS
McCorkey Request.

against these things Aver a vote. j
was decided to let the Original motion
lnrrN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-14
ITYBRIEFS

icrldcy Dawson of Dalhart. former
resident of Amarillo, was n thD city
Yesterday ou business
lou u. Roll, formerly Of \mmillo,
hut recently of rmpa. ouI Mr- Roll
We're ,n th. city Yesterday 600 rout. 90
ror. Worth Mr Ron vu ,ater south
rn Huu-. Theological Seminary and
Mrs Roll U.r enter the vomaus train.
ing school
l.. 4. Ionc, and sister, Miss Susie
Jones. of Anrrgcl won, visitors Boo thr
city yesterday.
". T. Damcrsou Of Hereford was q
business visitor Boz the cty yesterday.
Mrs. e. =. Criggs and Miss Mary
N"ylor of Clarendon were 1wUre Don
ley County visitors u Amarillo Friday
T. & Barrett and son. Lawrence, OF
l"mua wen, Iu Amarillo Friday
j. l.. shea. count, treasurer yc,ier.
daN received checks fur sUtftr9 as
Federal 1d payments u. rotf,. County
ID.d estimates.
Mrs Bert G. Woodbridge Of Claude
vHs boo Amarillo FrdIv.
Ms. win Dover, Of Conway WIS IN
th. civ yesterday.
Miss Alicl,c ~Nlimln has returned
from au extended visit Goo relatives 90
T.nnD n Mississippi and NrUnEa
and .s uuH assisting bHr father. T. g.
Sb1m1r. district rl.fk. n Dis office
Rev. Ro, Rutherford. pastor Of the
First Cb. tHu Church. i.- returned
from To Worth. whore De-. attended
3u evans. s.. convention of r.r-...n.
ttIyes o. 'ho Disciples of grrs'
Nwou. .h. Speakers W.ra Gey John
rs S1." and REV G m FiHus of
N..U. I... Rutherford delivered a|
I.lk sf Or. convention md ALSO s..t.
90 T,NH- Christian Tn....r's g.Irc
exercises. Th. .hur... uH hold ..a
ilst,r service. omH 1iJ Rev Ruth
oxford. /
Mrs " \ Nicholson who wa, treated /.
-.I-.e'HE . fn0 Panhandle SIm8r.uw
Ie reported FOB D.. recovering slusflc |
tHi'N
e. I. Grimes 81 Nr-hburn v1, in /
Amarillo Friday .uIou.e 'u ottawa |
ism. RESPONSIVE, tn o. messing. tHrs of |
oh. Utn. condition of DIS nlH... o. u !
Crimes T ..U Urm. ..s l..r .r