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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
SIX PEOPLE ARE INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE H|sHhPS
Baby i'll One Car Is Unhurt
When Machine Turns
Over in Ditch.

Six peopl" were injured. none OF
them seriously. IN "a series ~ auto.
MOBILE accidents yesterday Treated
AT Memorial Hospital for minor in
jnrics. all hut one az the patients
were allowed 10 go To their homes
last night.
Returning from a Sunday outin =
over tho Petersburg Turnpike. an
automobile driven hy T.. l.. Guth-ow.
"a5 North Twenty seventh Street
overturned In n ditch near Second
fritr" shortly after midnight. Nj.
Guthrow. his wife and infant baby
were brought to Memorial Hospital
In private car. and the parcnth
treated for cortusions and laccra-
items The baby escaped injury. Mr..
Guihrow said tina, he lost contrn!
NJ TIE ca: when the lights sudden
~ went out.
Three people were injured when
an automobile driven hy a. T. El-
lis, 23lo Holland street. was damaged
in crash at Broad Rock Road and
HUI Street yesterday morning Rc-
moved Ia the hospital in the city
ambulance. Mrs. Anl.clinc Memo. IS
years old; Miss Emma Dyer. - years
Odd. and Mrs. Ami" West, - years
Old. all OF E;'r;cH. Va. wer. treated
for body bruises and decorations.
Mrs. Memo is suffering from con-
fusion q tn" head. Her condition
is not regarded serious. The driver
OF the car WAS arrested by police OF
Third station an charp" Of rcck
less driving Riding n bicycle near
his home ~ stop %. on the Seven
Pincs E"ad Everett Hubbard. Ii
years nd. was run down by an AN
'":nohilc driven by negro. The boy
e.
Shouldcr at Memorial Hospital. The
driver was arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
WILL FURNISH HEAT
TO FORTY RESIDENCES
Especial 10 The Times pisrntchJ

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
pANNi!.I.E. VI. oct. ?:-Johr T
watson. wcll-knnwn business man
and property owner is consid,rin.,
Project which. while novel in this
section. has already been successful
~ carried OUT in Northern cities
H." proposes TO erect a central heat
ina plant on his brickyard propcrtv
aud /" pipe steam undcrg round to
forty new residences. which are To
be ouilt on street which q locai
real cS.Ic concern recently pur-
chased for thc nurposc OF d.vrinN-
nn~nt. THIS would eliminate tn.
nc'' SS!ty OF individual boilers. Plans
i"g the proj"c; are being drawn n.y..
IN" br'chyaGd has the adva:ttare Of
Hcinc next /" cDaiy1rd. and the
distance from the nriCkyard u the
rev street Development Is a,".',.
steam heat would hc sold according
I" radiation rcIulr cmrutS in cacn
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
BONAR LAW WORKS
SUNDAY IN LONDON
TO SELECT CABINET
CONTINUED From Firs, Page)

tonaiists usuaily oo-c7cra;cd With
the Liberals in the past hu; that
"aA hsca"." the Liberal part. was
;hc British marty % hone ruic. Meet
inEs Of the Irish mcnibcrs have been
called TO discuss The paIty's posi-
tion.
On factor. important. II not Vita
20 Lloyd Georges cHmuu!En. re,naiu.
hazE thus Far. that ls. wig. news
phr"r support Tho r.ti-!uE Premier
VIII command? Ia" majority y, III.
London papers arc against him They
include the Times aud the DAILY Mai,
aithnugh the nov chief II the latte.
publication, Lord Rothermere. pub
shed warm culogy Of Lloyd
Georges work.
The old l.ihcral Daily News APP
p!auts Bonar Laws victory. but has
not definitely thrown over the LLOYD
George policy.
The Daily Chronicle and the Eve
ming Standard are tn" only rape-s
strongly for him. Lord Burnham's
DAILY Telegraph. has not yet made
clear It's policy.
Alignment of Papers Uncertain.
The alignment Of the provincial pa
Dcrs is SIN uncertain. hu, the Man
ch'St"r Guardian. which iE 4 great
power in tho M!dlands. has been call
ing upon Lloyd George to 20 into
temporary retirement In the interests
of tn" country and himself.
with IN. departure az LLOYD Georr.
Tor his country residence and The
H"crctariat ~ No. 10 Downing street
husy preparing FOR removal. political
interest today shifted To OusI"w Car
d"ns. where andrew Bonar Law is
O. - IN. - -
Cabinet lis, for it's presentation to
the King tomorrow
Lord Cave. former Home Secretary.
VISITED Evrar Law 'oIay hut roth
irG developed To throw Ugh: on tn,
future.
The Sundny papers are fun Of pre-
dtcttpns regarding the program Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
PARCELS POST father
DEAD At SAAA7QR|BH1
James Lewis Cowlcs. 70, Sue
cumbs After Long Illness.
Burial in Connecticut.

Re!ng unable 10 withstand the at
'hokS of complication of ThySica!
disorders james Lewis C"wi.s,
known the country ov"r AS ;hr
Father OF the Parcels Post" di.i
nj tha TUCKER Sanator;um, this city
yesterday morning At O'Clock. AGED
:? years. IL leaves sister Mrs
Marion Cowlrs Wyatt. OF Richmond
three daughters. Gcncy!cvc A.. Ed!tn
V. and Mildred Cowlcs. OF New
York. and niece. Miss ELL. r.. Gih-
son. OF Richmond. The body was
taken To Pennington, Conn. his
birthplace. last night. for burial
Mr. cowles studied for the law
hut rractlrcd little. rr"frrriuE the
vocation Of puhlic!st. TO which h..
devoted his talents. and. after man,
years activity In urging Congress
10 establish tho parcels post system.
succeeded In his efforts. Ito live,
In New York many years. where H..
appeared III public spirited move
mcnts, and for the last ten years al
80. lived IN WASHINGTON. from which
city he frequently visited Richmond
where relatives and many friends
always welcomed him Ills heal.
had been III poor condition for some
time
Mrs Wyatt. his sister. and Miss
Gibson. his Nice. accompanied the
body 10 Pennington.
Mr.. C"wlea was graduated from
Vale in 1866. II" was admitted 10
The C"nnec'icu, bar two years later.
hut never prHUt."",. law H.. bccam.
Interested IN varinus civic p-ohlrm.
ana devoted his lie I" writing on
them contributing Ia many perfodt-
calls II" founded tho Postal Progress.
League Of Massachusetts in 1902 and
;he World Postal League In 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY
611-6l?-615
HULL STREET

by virtue Of 4 certain deed OF
trust, daied March l5th. 1921, AID
nu1;!nhs Court, Par, Il. q the City.
OF Richmond. Virginia. in Deed Boo x
Vol SOB: page iis, default, having
been mad: IA the payment Of the
being required by the noteholder 80
TO do. | will sell by Public Auction,
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25th. 1922.
At $40 J.. NJ.
certain lots u land. with improve
ments thereon. lying ard being in
;he ci;;y ,oi Eichinond Virginia
formerly MANCHESTER. Va. ON the
bounded aud described as follows. to-
VIZ; !; wwenty-two t22'2 feet. with
Gommcnclns AZ point distant sixty.
five t6jD feet from the east line OF
Seventh Street. ;kcncc running and
fronting, on the said northern line
:ee, as aforSaa.d e i"warde s SIX :
tween buildings Nos els i and ga
Hun Street; and running back be-
western stG"., which is the longer.
G2aI fse,. two o2") inches. '"' 90
Thirty nine and two one-hun-
provcments thereon. Nos. 6ll and
Gl3 Hull street as above. thence ran
ming and fronting on the northern
Inc o: HUI street. as Aforesaid.
O.! ~ feet towards Sixth stree,
ana running back between narnliai
lines IN Irregular DEPTH Of one him
dr ID, 3 ne. 'or,N 'iioD feet.
r. l.. WORD.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
BURkENILLE GIVES
TEACHERS WELCOME

RtRKEVILLE. VA. Oct c2.--The
civic League gave reception in
the High School Friday evening
for The teacher. OF the HaytoN;,h
Agricultural High school After a
little business meeting. in which
an invitation was extended the new
teachers 70 join the league all were
invited to the Home Economics De-
parsmtnt, where refreshments were
served, string music being furnished
b. local talent.
An Interesting football game Was
played on the local Srilirnn be-
tween Blacks,one and Rurkcvillr.
The score being rs to I3. In favor Of
Rurkevillc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Tennis In Australia.

TenniS Is growing in Australia.
New grounds are being constructed
by the New South wales Tennis
Association at Rushouii"r's Bay. ten
minutes rid" from sydney. they viii
include ninety turf courts. stands
20 scat !..n0n Mrc he!Ll hrnnlru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
;Cegticura Soap
The Healthy
Shaving Soap

SenicH proposals Will he received
~ this Office untl ic o'clock nn,r'
october 27. 1922. for the 1raG!n. %.
.'"iaw"re venue. H.aih stree. Roai
% Twelfth St!o"t. Mor.-An street.
MN street koHd 10 .ia:ncy street:
fadlnH ana ErhVcl.hs NiGta a,yr.. .
'ohd from 80, :" EGwar!s: con.
'.EnciinS I've" concrete cG!vrrts ana
.a!irE Grains.
Forms or prcpOu.s can be oh
't!ncd ON apolicat.oa
\ Ger !hCd crock .cr amount sta,ch
Si5c.pO) oi. Proposals mast mrvo..
Hany each h!'. - a guaranty OF exc
rn'!"n % SuntTRc'. The Dir.ctcr a.
'uoilc works reserves the right 20
eject any and al bids
Yours v"ry truly,
ALLEN ]. SNNILLr.
Director az Public Works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
TCDAY'G
RADIO
I)ii.t.


Cast Pitts5urGhD
?-Mesars. Harry and \. II Renter
rioi!n.sts. and Miss Freda Renter.
piano.
WIZ.
(Scwa:k y -
9-Concert under the direction OF
har.es -. lsH2Cson.
Chicago. lli.)
S-i'T oEram courtesy ri tho Mid
ives: Music House and the Chicago
Opera Compuny
Detroit. Mich)
s3n--Dc:ro!t News Orchestra and
the Town Cricr.
wGY.
fSrhenectady. " W
.4"-WGY Orchestra and al
dresses.
(Medford H.lsidc)
Scotch Night. Concert by the
Scots House. Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Miss Mildred 1. U.urv.

AMHERST, VA. oct 22-'rhc func-
al services ~ the late MISS Mildred
trying Henry. who died in New York
'ity. w"r" held Thursday afternoon
ascension Erisrnoal Church al;
Amhcrst. being conducted hv tn. r.r-
,or. Rev T, II. Lewis The inter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
G. W. Mrst,urr.

Funeral Scrv'c for Charles WILL
son Wcsthury. 50. division passen-
ger ag"n, FOR tho Southern Railway
system who died Friday afternoon
~ j!5 o'clock "a; his home In
West Point, w:ll DC Aeld from ST.
Iohn's Episcopal Church. West Point,
this morning At II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
NOTICE Of FIRST MEETING OF
CKEDlIOES

To the creditors Of ARTHUR
Van bUHLS. 81 Richmond. IN thu
'puhty OF h"ur.c", ana district
-BaEIrupt:
Npiirc - hereby given that on DC.
tHbcf 3. lt-2. tie said ARTHUR
' ~ LClt!-H 'was duly adjuGlca,ed
'aAkrLpt and tEat me nrhl meeting
81 hlh creditors VIII be n.ld In nly OF.
ne. Rooms ille-iIIy Mutual Eui!Iing
ltl,hUGHu. a., on the 3ufii DAT Jf'
- pHL!t. 1879. NJ 10 o'clock In
tn ipi"uuun at winch tiniv jhr sad
Creditors mag attend prove their
ca iihs anpUint trustee rainine
t"' "tHktupt. ana transact such other
bHs ness a. may property come be-
tore said mcrltHS
IIiOS. ~ SSEAD.
k"'rt.e in BANKRUPTCY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
". r. Kelly.

Funeral service for T. T. Kelly,
-. who died Saturday u!Eht at 9
o'clock in St i.ukc's Hospital. viii
hc conducted this afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock from Rrrlah Church. Han
over County The body OF Mr.. Kelly
Is at Woody's funeral pariors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
NIrs. SnllIC IL. .Ionca

Mrs. Sallic =. Jones, widow of Ben
min +. Jones. died a; her home
"TIh Iiarv!c Street. at o'clock
last night. Funeral arrangements
viii be announced today. She Is
1urvivcd b. two daughters and two
sons: Mrs. Clarence Sutton. Mrs T.
l.. Elliott. Richard W. Jones and q.
.,n.er Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

To tn" creditors OF WILLIAM a
GRANT. OF Richmond. ia the COUmt y
81 it-mrico. hEd distIict aforesaid
BANKRUPT.
"Diic. Is hereby given that on
\. tisAEI wah duly adJuu.cac.d
bankrupt. ana that the nrst meeting
ms creuItpIs VII! u. hr.u IN ia,
o"icr, Rooms lllS-lil3 Mutual Eu!ld :
.ng. Richmond. Va. on tho 3OTR DAY
az OCTOBER. 1922. at ~ o'clocs
III the forenoon. at which time the
saln Creditors may attend. prose Their
claims, appoint II trustee, examine the
Dahkrupt. and transaC, such other
BUSINESS az may properly come before
na!n meeting.
THOS. II. SSEAD
E"icrp': in Bankruptcy
October Il. 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
VETERAN EDITOR DIES
IN EIGHTY sixth YEAR
DIR. Lyman Abbott, of 'Out.
look, Falls Victim to Bron.
chilis Attack.
tny unlversau scrvIcc.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 22-D-. LYMAN
Abbott, cditor-in-ch!et of the OUT
took. died today as result, Of an.
attack OF bronchitis he contracted
SEVERAL months ago lie was IS
years Old
Dr. Abbott returned to this CITY
two w"cks ago from Cornwall. Conn.
wh"ro he had hecn in i'll health All
summer. His condition at that tim,
was reported as much better, but
F'N"rai days ago he suffered 4 re-
i"rse and complication OF diseases.
The Gmero EDITORS children werc
8. ~ hedsita. They are Lawrence
= ant Ernest Il, of the Outlook:
Harriet =. wife OF Francis Jordan,
OF Rrooklyu; Herbert V. "a profes-
cor 4. smith College; Theodore j..
- physician. aud Beatrice V. unmar-
ricd who lived with her father
pr Abbott succeeded Henry Ward
bcechcr as pastor ~ the Plymouth
C"n%rcr9 ti"nal Church In Brooklyn
and was known throughout the
country Us An author. preacher and
authority on legal affairs. He was
Great friend OF Theodore Roose-
velt and created a sensation ten
years ago when he offered him 81 n
word Cor everything he would write.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
legal Notices
FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA.

scaled proposals for constructing two
water lines for tho town OF Front Royal.
Va. WEI be received by the Mayor and
council OF Front Royal until IL O'Clock
on November :: 1929.
Proposal must be accompanied by a
cctuHtd check foi s7On made pnyubl.
20 ths Mayor and Council OF Front Royal.
va. and must be addressed to l.. S. West.
Recorder.
Pians and specifications may 10 OBJ
taihcd from the Mayor and Council. Front
Huyai. Va. or from +. VI. Nich.y. cay
engineer. Front Royal. Va. by dcposit!nE
cnech Tor 3lo, which viii Lc Icturnsd
when tho plans are returned.
Inc Mayor and Council reserve the
Sieh. 10 reject any Al! bids.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

In IN" matter Of No 3Ist
ARTiiCR VAN BtkES In
HANttApN. IkankruptCY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
------------------1 -
DfSPLil CLASSIFIED

IN THE DiSi RI,I COURT OF TIE
LHIi I'D III rs FOR the EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIt,iIElA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

mcnt was In the family plot at the
cemetery Miss Henry was daugh-
'"T Of IA" late l"dEn Henry. OF this
n,n"', hui had mad" her home in New
YORK for some years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS -
80 Church street
Nav N1rk

OltobcT II. W.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina, IN.
annual meeting of tho ntockholdef. of
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS IA Ia
be held Ut tho office OF the COnpony On
Hospital street, near Mi!l Street In Tho
CITY Of Richmond. County OF H.nrico. Vlr.
gtn!h. on Wcinesday. "a. 5,h day %. M.
vember. 1879 at 1880 O'CLOCK IN th,
forenoon. for tho purpose oI .IcctinE iii
rectoTt and ofnCcrs. amt FOX the trausac-
ton OF such other busiurss as may prom
trly como before the meeting
'" SPENCER ROBERTSON,
gc,rstary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
k!MBKOCGH- MCCARTHY < CHRIS.
TiAN. I%c,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED SyAi!'S FOR TIL: EAST
EIS DISTRICT - yIlGiSIh.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
III.

N.>cNa.k. y -
9-ConCert under the direction of
'har!es - lsaaCson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
THOMAS l.. GAY,
LEWIS &. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT Ii. TAlLEY.
Special Masters.

c tics Of America,
e.! Virgin
the States Disct
the foregoing "
+.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

Tits.a.. -d"eTt!scIs are ali eager to aerv.
lpn wa.neEer YOU al! On them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
,crdav after spending several days VIII
rciJi!hpS n WondStield, ONO.

tcT0aN al opSHNIHh st'S' 81
rciai!heS n WondSte,d, ONO.
Edsar lass was in West Alexander
yesterday on IcgI! business
Charles Collins 0: sixteenth street Is
recovering from An operation on MS
knee a, his home
Miss Norma Howard has returned
nrmc ai:o- visiting friends IN farheTs-
l,:,-- for tho PAS ."rNra; days
Mss IIO.cn Waite: ." the Island vii.
WEI, friends n Pittsburgh over no
uceN end
Mr.. isa.zc- Kio,z vino has heen III at
hc- home on Fifteenth stree; is reported
improved
Mss Florence Jan!son Of Fftteenth
street VII VISIT relatives n PITTSBURGH
over sunday
Howard Mo--.s ot this city was 4 Wis
.. N Earn"s,i.e yesterday on ous'-
Mrs. Jos NrtraIr Of Fifteenth street
vi!lreturn home saturday after hay
ing srcH; the winter IN Florida
Miss Mary Dudley OF Rae Mar Place
VII! return neA, week from Washington
n. { where she has hecn visiting Tor
ne past few weeks.
NJ. AMI Mrs Johnson MCkinle Will
return today from Atlantic city and
New ora Hntre lacf spent '"' '"'
ten days
Ir. y A. Han;nS Is in New York on
a short business trip.
Mr. John Hctt OF st. Louis IS l"aV-
In g,oday for her home after spending
a few days here with her mother. MrS.
Lille Belle Howell, who has bern III
Mrs. Howcirs health is improved,
Mss Elizabeth Dudley. Of Wood!awn
who arrived home from New York city
last week after completing her voca
studies with Madam Via Fora. expects
10 remain hero during III" summer.
J. - Bacon. OF Chicago, Ill. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mis- Neil Hawkins has returned I"
tins ri,y tn resume her duties AT the
Postal Telegraph office after spending
several days with her parents in ClarkS.
burg.
: Irwin Dormons. ~ Pittsburgh. spent
Yesterday in this city a a business Wig
ltor.
Misses Nell E!rhey. Ella Wilson and
BETTY Henderson attended dane" IN
Washington. Pa. last night
Helen McAlliatnr. II Sou'h Tenn
street. has resumed h"r studies q; NJ.
pe rhan;al academy. after a visit with
her parents IN this city.
George G Crook. nf South Penn street
il attending a convention NJ insurance
mon In Columbus Ohio. this week.
Miss Martha Miller has returned
home after n short v!si; With friends
and relatives IN mouth. Ohio.
/ Prank Hicks OF South Penn street. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
LUTHERAN LEAGUE
MEETS At KIRKW00D

Tn. Nomcr'l Lutheran league. o. the
Wheeling district. he'll 4 very interest,"
.ns meeting AZ the Trinity Lutheran
church. ~ kirkwood. las: evening. Fol
lowing very interesting musical pro
gram. arranged BY the committee IN
..harC. bushes session followed MIS-
William j. Moore, OF Wheeling. presided
At the meeting.
Arrangements were made for another
meeting uf the league to be held In tho
near future. Members from all l,uth-
Gran churches in this vicinity werf In
attendance including Wheeling. Bridge
port. Martins Ferry and surrounding
towns. Reports were heard from var!-
Gus committees appo .ntcd at the meet
'ng before yesterday.
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Glenn Peters Is Chosen
Vice President Of leagU
Snec,a, TO The Intalligencer.

Special to The Intalligencef.
CTa-ksburg. W Va. April 80
ranization was perfected OF the WHO
Life league Of West Virginia. deslgneo
10 Foster Fish, game and forest pfo-
lection. At its first annual conVenue
hero today. concluding this evening WI
q ha nnuet. at which former GovefDof
John ! C'ornwcll. Of Eomney. wAs CHEZ
sneaker Several county branches OF
the league have been formed during the
last several weeks.
Charlie. r. Johnson. Clarksbufg At
torney. was elected president: Clement
F. Peters. Of Wheeling. viee-president,
and Fl. s vinson. Of Huntington. t1ea-
surer. The president was authorized to
appoint four members OF an executive
committee to serve as such with the
officers. and the committee was instruct
ed to engage secretary
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woman's Cub Civic work

Local C'uhu"rncn arc particularly &C
ave and interested - tho progress OF
40 .4hcr~u ',.~.S sUtNc" and are "i'"r-
I'VE their services IN "v"rN way PoNS'-
tie - ro"pnrat" II rs success Many
rANe civ CT their '.t-% Tor SciNI," III ana
!rg PATIENTS - a.tnrd tho Clin.cS. 9TH
.r& ra~o assisted in making IN" cap" :
which arc used nv women PATIENTS ~
lhe "Iam:,ItIonS. ard ""r1" are as%iSt-
!rr MS Jane: G"IStc- ri tn" survey
drpariinrrt IN Holun'"C" ""r- o. war;
uI= h,rdS. making calls and doing ci'r-
zeal work connected with IN" survey.
The rrNl,. i"pa rtn'7I 90 whl'h N.Y..
Homer Mrt;-"G"r - .'hal-Ulli< ma :
L.ar particularly active She has Go"'''
assisted IN the work by the 70 loving
committee. MIS- Anna NoN>."T. MISS
, 'nce',a Sncvcr and Mechanics = Fate"
Nc,"t!r. Nn rev Wilson ard Juli
D-rvruSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
wedding Announcement

announcement cards were rr"elv"d
here yesterday Of me wedding a;
Princeton W Va. the home "f the
bride, a. Miss Margaret O'NCa!. daugh-
ter Of Mr and Mrs. Thomas q Neal and
NJ tS-l Coy. son OF the E;rv. w G.
cory. superintendent: oF thr Union Mis-
sion. and Mrs. Cory M cory - w"'!
known here where he attended Wheel
Ing h f5h school.
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The st james '!rr'" g; kkinS
daughters will NEE" Monday evening
~ the humcc Of Mrs George crook ~
the Island. l.'"";i"u Of officers i"!-
owed hy Other !'i:'""'S "F 'ml-r'A""e
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snending the week in Pittsburgh -
business visitor.
II. y. Schmidt. OF Fairmont. was
business visitor in this city yesterday.