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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Rraft TwiH Today

Members Of tho Graft T>wiS Will meet
today at the home Of Mrs. Z. NJ RownH
N p'caSant Valley fer luncheon ana
scwing at ~ o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

Han. Several guests motorsd down
from Pittsburg to attend. A program
of lovely dance numbers was played o5
tho Dizzy Six" orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
nradhsn-McCarthy

Mlss Marguerite Madden. the dauEh-
fer Of Nv and Mrs. Michael A. MADDEN
~ Elm Grove and Mr.. Justin F. Nc
cavity n. Detroit Mlch viii be mar
rt.d on Thursday morning. Juno %. at
orcb, o'clock in 81. Vincent de Paul's
church at Elm Grove.
Miss Josephine Mccarthy Of Detroit
vii he maid Of honor and Mr Rerra~d
Madden, Mr.. Louis Madden and MI.
Julius Madden Will he the ushera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

Your clothes will wear longer ands
look better if you use Fr1cks L1unofy
Blue No acids or chemleaIs.T-AaN'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Cliver-Cost5ne

TSc Wedding ~ Miss Jessie oltver
30 daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Dl,r-. OF ELM Grove and Mr.. John
,.os.iDs prominent Young lawyer OF ST.
,~iatrsvilio. v'Il take place quietly this
morning a, the First christian church
The Rev. W. H. Fields will read N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
THE DIXIE CLUB
DANCES At PARK
INVITATIONS TO THE AFFALH MAJ
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE
27TH ISSUED
wedding Of Miss Mildred carroll o. h"C
Island, and Mr.. Roll 9reim EhS
Evening at Thomson Chufch

Invitations we're issued TUESDAY even
Ing 10 a dance 10 be given at the nee
Ing rsrk uc>' Tuesday e'eninG' Jun" i
-. sponsored by The pixie Club In'S
will he the first % their summer don>'H
given at the park and Il viii take p,ac,,
In the white palace dancing paE'.''''
with an excellent program 81 the iatsS'
dance numbers played by INC Sr'So"
Naples Orchestra of Il'rN>'n's' ~,
,,d a ono Of the most popular dan -
orchestras In the state
There have been two singers ad"eo -"
tho nsrsnnnel OF the orchestra. who VII
he brought here from Atlantic 'itE i%r
Tho occasion through arran~"m'n, VIII
IN, management. 1t is expected ,o'S
viii be one Of the most SuccesStu' 'H'
he's, attended Of the early summer
dances. Abundance by Invitation "h'E'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

EVERY BIT OF DULLEEss disappear
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.--AdY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Carroll Sriem Nuptials

RRaOtttul IN us S3ultl'NASE 49,
wedding at noon today at the thomson
', chnrch. uniting MISS Mildred
T,a-rou the daughter oF Mrs. K. a,
,,arrou Of the Island. 2Nd Mr. HoH
r;rien, Of Wisconsin. The cerenon!
Mn he nerrormed by IN" Rev w T.
Cr,ir nastcr o. the church. The churC"
n.,u 10 lovely with decorations OF carry
SUMMER flowers. >,,s.,
Miss carroll viii be attended oE Mss
Sara Brokaw as her maid or nonor' M'SS
WIN, Carroll. her sister. as her brides
,,,I and Mrs. Louis Laue IT. an
orhar bridesmaid She will be charming
:, , bAeyilv embroidered white canton
crane costume. with which she VIII wear
o large white picture hat ana carry
shower bouquet OF brides roses ''''es
and orchids.
will wear lovely gown or pink canton
rrs,a bc- costume completed by large
,inr Ia. she Will carry Killarney
roses The Two bridesmaids Will wear
rou.na ~ blue canton crepe. topped 9y
S,r. hats and will carry shower oou-
DUETS OF sweet peas
Mr. CLAYTON Carroll the brother 81
no bride. will be the hest man. The
ushers will he Mr. William Daley OF
PITTSBURGH. and Mr.. Raymond Robinson.
o. South Carolina.
During the ceremony. Miss Margaret
Roher,a SOPRANO az the FIRST Presoy-
rc-iar church. will sing AT DawninE
~. radr,1n. The wedding march ano
racesS,cra' will y" PLAYED by Mr. David
Daniels orcon;st % the thomson
church
Tmn,eA'ore'v after ~ ceremony MI
r.,;,,,, ...' 49, bride Viii leave FOR Wis
T~NlSa1n Ar,
q srnr. ,:s-' with HIS parents there.
t,.r will return 20 wheeling Tor an
IndcGn;,e period until Mr.. Grten. VIII"
= , Government accountant. has COM
nlsiel ". business here.
Ms CarrnN IS one % me most
CHARMING and attractive members o. me
ci-~'. ~ v..,h she moves She Is
graduate u" T-iadAlohia High school
-al'-.- dinner was served as
,g,N. "a. - homo ~ ths bride 70 the
,yndai-~ nar'v before the renearsa"
:, .,ddrEn, - the wedding ca-tE, N"
o.h,~ guests we're Mrs. T. L. BroSaw.
Nlss Na~earo. Roberts and Mrs. K. A
Carroll The mother of the bride.
Entertained MISS wsist1ing.
Me Iouisc Walters II tho Island
e~,e-,2i-rI = number ~ h"r friends
,arv deIIrh.fr'Iv last evening In h"r
ror,e on diana street f"r Miss Njr-
r-;rfa N-els,.'nc whose wedding viii take
-,ecr IN SATURDAY pftNr0"nH. June %
,, War,v.Ol. Tho evening was pleas
antrl Srcnt 1T bridge The guests
wore:
Misses,
v.r.i~sa W~.st''r= Dorothy Ren
Virginia SoahriSh' Florence Harmon
rr,r-, Holden katNnrvn Drager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
Leave For Alaska.

Mrs r ENEus n ETmw00d ann
her daughter Miss Elizabeth HuCus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

This trock accents - slim Isss ~
The iniaid stripes OF contrasting
materials that panel both tron, and
hack OF the blouse. Midnight blue
crepe romaiue is the material com.
etnsd with new blue. Long side
drarcrfcs O, the skirt and tee old
-ord ard u,,rarar'n~ s,Oae Slrdle
ornament are Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
To Entertain On Friday.

Miss Elizabeth HornorooN, the dauSn-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Hornhrook'
Of Fifteenth street Will entertain In
nor home on Friday afternoon very
dsI;eh,,,,l bridge party 10 a number Of
her friends. members Of the younger
set Her guests will be:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

-. ~, Nr.etl'r- Dorothy Rell
Virginia Sc,hriSh' FLORENCE Harmon
rInrc. Holden kathrryr Trager
tr,rr EInorfrld Louise Woods
Irn'sr W"iS';inC
Nc3llmoS:
rr.ha.1 Wc;St'.~c Donald Young
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Altered HUKE WEEDS MISS
MYRTLE HtyNIE.

Alfred \. Huke and Miss Myrtle
Haynie Of this city were married sun.
dsy afternoon az > o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr and Mrs. l. l..
Haynie on 60a Locust Street.
The service was read in the presence
Of only a few relatives by the Rev.
1 T. Huckabcc. and the home was
beautifully decorated with a riot %
sweet peas. roses. daisies and ferns
while Lohcngrin's Wedding March was
played softly on the piano during the
ceremony by Miss Coyla Hilton. Among
those In attendance We're NJ and Mrs
W T.. Bennett and children VIII
Haynie and family. A. l.. Haynie an'
family, Mr.. 4 4 Huko Miss Juanlta
Hilton and Misses Lottio and ClaTa
luke
Mrs Iiukc has many friends IN Ans
fllo and 81 iIuko b. an emnl0yo ol
Santa Te offices here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
PROGRAM rm MfrrING 20
1fssION ANY.

The N0usns Missionary Ror.riY ~
ihr ralh street NsihediH church VII
meet Wsdnesdsr hfirrrnrr Hf n.rlaTh
~ ihr home 0f Mu Watson 0H 1890
FILLMORE STREET for fhr fniinslHs inter
raiinE 'kuln pnmaW i0 Del ifd ~
Ne Joe Hifik inf AnHrIra Hnd o. r.
Mrtinsn Population nfa william A.
HHullna. 1hf slim of iIlH hsir
iaff GHi o. ihf MftfaH i'r0nl' See
D q NpTia 100 fnna iiaa1H NIsaHf
co. 49, lrff tnd li0mfI faif.H &c.,
asmrl hfhHia hn0frf iiHmf 900
Hilmf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

n,okys old reliable eye water. Re-
lirNcs sore eyes. Doesn't hurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
SOCIETY.

berry Glove on the Roach Ranch about
~ miles west Of Amarillo There ana
good roads and II is about a fortyf.ve
minute drive. The creek was scraped
and rock and dirt dam built. makius
a fine swimming pool near the grove
with an athletic ground near by.
The new camo VIII be- named soon,
Camp Burton" Is suggested. MIR. Roach
has certainly done the Girl Scouts a
very great favor for more desirable
camp site will not be found near Anna
arllo and the Girl Scouts al luiE IN CIV
ing Mr. Roach a most hearty tanks
for the gift.
Mr. Roacas daughter Alma. VINO is
now in Califorhia IL an honorary mem
er OF Troop No, ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
HltRDJSO>.STRANGE
WEDDING N SOt.EM\ikED.

A quiet but pretty wedding was sol.
cmnlzed sunday afternoon July 10. at
$40 o'clock. AZ The home uf The Btucm's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ; Ashford AT
9O5 Taylor street uniting m marriage
Miss Kate Hardison Of Dallas ana Hoyd
Strange OF This CITY. the r.pg ceremony
being performed by the Re. Paul J.
Merrill pastor % the FIRST Christian
Church at p1mna.
Only relatives were In Attendance.
and the cereiicnial rooms with their
beautiful decorations OF SEES ferns aud
other choice offerings If the summer
garden. featured in an attractive color
scheme OF pink and white. formed 4 Ne.
lightful and charming setting Tor the
happy scene The brido. couple en-.
tered the rooms To the strains OF Lohen.
grin's Wedding March. played bv Dave
Derden and the service was impressvely
read meath an arch OF ferns and flow.
ers from the center OF which "A large
white hell fashioned OF white blossoms
was suspended over the heads Of the
bridal couple. completing the decorative
effect.
The bride was beautifully a'tired IN
a tan travelling suit with accessories to
match. wearing a corsagc bouquet Of
pink rosebuds and fern.
Later In the evening q dinner II pref.
" appointments was hci In honor Of
the happy couple. after which Mr. AID
Mrs Strange repaired to their attract.
i've new home on 1900 Polk Street
which awaited In READINGS, their home.
coming
Mrs Strange was a popular member
In the younger social circles 81 Dallas.
while Mr.. Strange has many friends In
both business and social circles of Anna
rillo and is an employe If the Amarillo
Planning Mills.
Among relatives and friends Lresent
we're; Mr.. and Mrs NJ. =. Ashford. Mr..
aud Mrs. T. \. Gragg. of Plmm Mr.
and Mrs Smith Wise. Mrs !. T. Rec
Mr. G. h. Rice. and NJ Jonu Suang'
of Pampa. Miss Minnie Hardison o.
Dallas, Mr.. and Mrs. & T.. Ashford. Mr..
G. T. Ashford, Travis Small. Lucille
Ashford, MIR. and Mrs Dave Derde1
and Little Miss Willie Ma. oerden
SECOND BtPTIST ". VI. 4, TO
HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
\ pleasant social evening will be
featured al the ice cream social 10 be
held tcsihev catincyngbhdl lNmfwymf
held this evening by the ladies Of the
W " L. Of the Second Baptist Church
On the church lawn. The public is cor
daily invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
UNKNELLED, UNKNOWN
THREE MEN ARE BURIED

Unknellod. all but uncoffnod. and
unknown the three men found dead last
Friday morning on the Rock Island
tracks sleep In Llano Cemetery.
Efforts 20 Identify the three men so
horribly mangled under the train wheels
proved unavailing Many messages
were sent out hy the Griggs Undertak-
ing Company. which had charge Of the
bodies. and many answers We're re-
ceivcd People came here from New
Mexico and Oklahoma seeking to iden'
tiiy N, bodies, but they lie In name
less graves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
n nras nslin anrs fAar
slEf 90 l.llil ~ Ii o.

fhHtfi il. sfHlIa NJ
nsfisH iiasrh Ifanr n Hf NH
tfaHif 60 CO. lfaHa IHlHaaas0If nf e
sfft go ffu. ..fIif hfiHf CO., iiH
hfaui fsmp kmatafhai d I'asfi i0 fHs
Fifis fiiff $50 a. nflnmfi III TI H
~ 2 o. fhf iIHE rsmp ~ fisT aHii
isFf 1hs liafs q kngsH ss fht o. D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
SECOND BtPrIsT W. VI. 4. TO
HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

pleasant social evening will be
featured NJ the ice cream social To- be
held tcsihev catincyngbhdl lNmfwymf
held this evening by the ladies Of the
W NJ L, Of the Second Baptist Church
IN the church lawn, The public is cor.
daily invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

THE picnic scheduled for Tuesday night
Fidelis Glasses Of First Baptist church.
The picnic scheduled for Tuesday night
has been postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

cash for the relief ! go, from your
remedy. said Mr.. Anderson Tison, of
Jacobs Addition. Louisville. Ky. dur
ing recent interview with the Plant
Juice Man.
Il suffered from the worst kind Of
stomach trouble for 20 years Moth
ms ate agreed with me. My nerves
were affected So that couldn't sIeep
right and got up mornings feeling so
miserable that dreaded To think OF
going TO work. ] got weak and dis
couraSed and was about ready 10 give
up. for had gone down to 1870
pounds. and everybody vas saying
was going to die.
But since ! have taken your Plant
Juice. ! have my appetite back and
eat three big meals daily without a
bit Of pain or distress aftcrward NV
nerves are quoted so that sIeep
Ike log. and get up mornings feel
inS fine have gained 80 pounds
and am convinced that Plant Juice
kept me on the job
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond a,
Tragles Drug store: in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man: In Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
,LrninInn Nn,ionnI Chorus.

TIA" c"n""r, "f th- "Ntraor,Iiiarv
I'kraini.n National chorus under
Alexander knSh"iZ conductor. ina;
Max Rabiuon viii inir",iuc" !. I:ich.
m"nh on October 20. at the rity Ait-
nit"riun, vii l." u real festival ont
II Russia rr1I" ia his traditions
nf presenting Enia p"rforurauc.S
TINS former irni,r">"ri" of tn. i:ns-
ton Grand opera Company. who In.
trnduc"d i'avl"wa aud her BALE,
Russ" I" America and presented
grand opera with all the Spl.nInrs
az realism AMI ballet, viii lhi. sea
son dINid" th"s" concerts int" two
parts. with tn" unidu" art AMI new
music OF TIA" Ckraiuiau National
chorus in its music OF the Ukraine.
formerly Little Russia. aud a sep
"raic program Of Russian OPERA
"ri"s and songs "f Great Russia
given by Two alternating artists OF
IA" np"ra In Russia MIL. Oda Slo-
ho!shaja -nh Nine. %ina koshetz
Nine. k".hctz VIII sing at the Rich
mond concert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
SOUTH RICHMOND HAS
SECOND MASONIC BODY
+. n. Bailey Is Elected Master
of Woodland Heights
Lodge.

South Richmond has i,s s.. md Ma
some organization. II ~ woodland
ii"i"hts l.ode". nud was formed last
might when officers wcr. elected ana
"ih"r important business his,ns-d
al III" m"imp-rs selected /" direct
ii' affairs az the new l"d.. were
r. y. BAILEY. master. NJ. W. E.viil-
S"hi"r warden: '" !. Fisher. jun,"i
warden: Z. q: Sn,"ah s"cr.iary: W
j. i"u->. tr-astir-r /. r. i,tr:Im
-"n,"r deacon: i =. M"rrlS"tt. Junior
deacon. and g. : Latham. tii.r
Ih"~" officers viii s.rN. hy special
disI"n>ati"n until ia" charter is
granted 10y III" grand l"hrr which
WIZ meet ia February They will b.
Installed ~ the FIRST meeting held
alter ia" charter j. received.
f"il"wins thu election 80 officers
and ia" business meeting lasi ni.hi
~ TIA" Masonic Temple. at Huh street
an" ''"whrdiu Avenue. tn" nCty mem.
h"rH and guests We're invited into
! TIC dining room. uhrr" q baluu-t
donated aud prepared by -. y. Hrine-
ct. Charles Burk.rt and charles
walker. fellow members. was served
Mattresses Mere made Icy -. Il Hrrd.
district deputy grand master Toy tn.
hit"-nih district Of Virginia Zen T.
owen. former district deputy: John
u. Robertson and Others
MI .athHn N~"s.ntrb "a gavei each
I" The master. senior warden and
Junior warden. aud donations and S.v
"ra! petitions received w"r. of sum =.
Gent amount 70 guarantee III. sue
"'SS the new lodge. Regular
meetings viii b. held on tn" second
Tuesday night OF each month Man.
chester Lodge, No. -. IL tn. only
other Masonic Lodge in South Rich
m"nd. II WAS chartered in 1856
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
BIe breaks Mt Dan,i,I..

bANNiI.l.E. VA. Oct, Io.-Rc-
c"ipts az tobaccr on the action floor.
mere today were In" largest zinc.
INC market opened week ago. I'll.
sales lasted until dark with ;our Of
'h:fn IN operation simultanrously It
"aE estimated that between 600 600
ana 10000 pounds of leaf was han
HI"d Little change II seen In prices
IN" better grades are not selling AZ
Wei! prooortionatclS as the medium
ana common grades. owing To tho
iair Ia" receipts profnis. 10 b.. h.avy
'hr"hIh 6ut the week TN. delivery
""t"honscs "t the co-op"rativ. mar
""'ihs organization continue to h..
ca ph'i"niz"d. tn. farmers aligned
WIN inc pool bringing in their 10.
b"ccr ia i.ss haste ,han those ~.
tfonIzins the Auction sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
SELLS
TOBACCO FROM SUFFOLK
Lynchburg Market Opens.
Sales Small, but Prices
Good.

PErERSBtRG. VA. oct, iO-Fnr
the iirst tim" in many years bright
tobacco has been hruugh, all the
way from suffolk To the Petersburg:
market. on. load of 2.00o pounds ar
rived her" last night and was s"ll
Tor good prices ~ the local ware
houses this morning
In" owner "f IN" tobacco said n.
had read 20 much about P"trrsbury
paying IN" highest price last year
"i any other market In Virginia. that
ne decided 10 find on, FOR hiins-lf
ana the results We're go good h. in .
tended 10 send several thousand
pounds more 10 this market.
Inc heavy rains did not Keep tn.
markets from being aCtiv. yest-ria y
and today. all three houses III.
( it"""rs Association aud virginia
Warehouse and oaks Warehouse ali
reported good sales. The latter two
ncuscs are open sale houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
RESTSES TO CONCUR
IN SALARY RAISES

TIL" Board 81 Aldermen last nigh,
refused 10 concur Ia the resolution
hNinS TIA" salary OF Justice J Ilogc
Kicks. OF the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court. AZ $500. and the
resolution nNing the salary of the
city Comptroller was tabled be-
caus" Their" waS not sufficient
number of members present 10 trans
act business Alderman Powers
changed his vote on the Kicks propo-
siton. and the paper was tabled.
The body CnnCurrcd In number
OF papers. including the ji,ucy
amendments, which give the jitncys
thc privilege OF making TWO turns
in coming DOWNTOWN: authorizing
the Director OF Public safety to
build IL IRE station in North Rich
mond and 10 CONTRACT for new fire
engines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
NORFOLK IS MECCA
OF METH0D|STs TODAY
old Virginia. Conference
Ministers and Delegates
Arrive in Force.

Especial to The Times Dispatch. l.
SoltFpIk, VA. Oct. lO.-Mcthodist
preachers aud eminent laymcn from
Al parts OF the State were arriving
IN Norfolk in large numbers today for
the opening at . O'Clock tomorrow
morning Of the Virginia Methodist
conference. by the time the session
opens IL IL probable there Will be
more than 1000 delegates and visi-
tors In the city
Tho first session Of Bishop Warren
d. Gambler OF Atlanta, who Will pre-
SIDE over tho conference. and his cal
net, composed OF the presiding elders
OF the ten Virginia districts. ~as had
This morning al the bishops suite In
tho Hotel Southland. Cabinet meet
!ngs with the bishop VIII be daily un-
Ill the work OF arranging the APP
po!ntments OF ministers 10 tn"
charges they Will have during the
coming year and other matters han
died by that body are completed
Services preliminary TO the con =
ference were had IN EpwOrth Church.
beginning At 1890 tonight. at which
Rev. victor 1ightbourn". conference
evangelist. preached. His subj.c;
was The Church the Hope OF the
World.''
MIR. Lichtbournc Is one OF tho best
known southern cTaNEc!tSis. He has
just completed stirring year OF
"ranBelistic effort. having met with
great success throughout Southern
Mcthoiism. Some tim. ago he con
ducTed services AT MCkcndree NJ. l.
Church. and since that time has
preached In t.ie Court Stree; NJ K
Church. l.ynchburg. and Washing
ton street M. y. Church at Peters
burg.
During IN. past summer ne has
been holding union meetings under
his tent. which has a seating capac-
Ivy OF 1900.
Bishop Gambler returned las, nigh,
after Visit 10 Yorktown and vii =
liamsburg. He was taken on the
trip by Or. II. C. pf"in"r. presiding
elder OF the Portsmouth and Sew
port News district and Rev r. Fin
ley Gayle. pastor OF Memorial Mrtho
dist Church. Bcrkley, tina, he might
vi-r historic scenes and spend u
while a, william and MARI college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
SHIRLEY DISCUSSES
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

Road improvements were discussed
ny Henry C.. Shirley. chairman OF
tn" state Highway Commission at
"A meeting Of the V. NJ. l. Club last
night In the University Club. He
spoke on methods Of getting adequate
FUNDS to carry on highway improve
n"nts ana resolution approving
MS ideas Uas passed by the club
\ special train will leave Saturday
October Il for Charlottesville for
those wishing To attend the Virginia
V. NJ. ]. game. T. CroXton Gordon.
president Of the club, announced
Those desiring 10 make reservations
are asked To call Tazcwell Elicit.
vicc-prcsident OF the club. at the
state Highway Commission offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
HURT IN AUTO CRASH.
DANNILLE BRIDE DIES

bANNli.LE. VA. oct. i0-Mrs
William -. Turner. aged Is. brid.
81 three months, died =, tho General
Hospital early this morning from in
Ju' los sustained on Saturday night
near DdnvIll", on tho Chatham Road
In an automobile wreck In the
rash her husband vas hurt. also
MISS Annie Phelps. Of P!ttsylvania
Zen Campbell. driving the car. was
not injured. Mrs. Turner Was lung
violently againS; the car when /,
struck a pole and her forehead was
crushed
Mr.. Turner. injured about the neck
sufficiently recovered last night 10 he
removed home. He was pros~-ited
Today by his young wif.'s tragic
death
Mrs. Turner was daughter of MIR
ana Mrs. -. II GRAY. and was a ma
I'VE OF i,anNille Besides her par
"nts she leaves sister and two
brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
LITTLE THEATER LEAGUE
JUNIORS PRESENT PLAY

The Juniors oc the II,,l. Tb.
ter League o.: Richmond Y,iIl rr.sen,
% INNER iurtOn's Needle" a, IN.
""r NShnp' ~ the league. sdslo
'"Ed Avenue. tomorrow night. The
comedy - from the old Auglo-Sason
trans slated by Miss Louise BurIoich
"i.s*i"nhl director ~ tn. League.
an" - GcScf bed as bii;h@ and hap
j.! lltth" aNd!r, with quaint and
punH"ni dialogue which dis,iur,i,
removes tn" piece from the ordinary
"H"i!he i'll ON. act. The play va.
s!N"n to- mUch applaus. several
times last season and viii l.. pr.
'"nt"a Friday night by Inc same
cast tina; scored In thu original n,o.
auction The performance will be
open To the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Anusenlcnts
Mnry Garden Cunning.

Mary Garden. who viii he heard
IN recital at tn. tity Auditorium IN.
tishi of October - as tn" mrs, at
traction Of III" season in IN" artists
course presented 10y Mrs. Wilson
Greene. Mas born in Aberdeen. Scot
land. but has been AN American
sine" years Of axe. ii..r first at
th''"n 4" must" was through thu"
n"i''iin ~ TIA" violin. hiIi. wh-u h-r
vocal r"wrr. became" apparent Sh..
CAV" up til" former for th,. latter
Nii"r vocal preparation with Amer
i"au TEACHERS. sh" went io I'r'iS aud
studied WITH rrahah"iiI. ch"Nali-r
ANA f'us"r> succ"ssiN"l Sh. al,
tanned n hearing ni tn. ,Iu.r;,
CONTINUE and found h"r uppnrtumiiN
IN ih- TN" r"l. ct "i."uiS"" Afi-r
'th.r successors ~ I'.,iTs .h. an
pared ~ i."n'i"u and Nas then en-
<ar'd for ia" Manhattan opera in
sew r"ri;. WHORE sh. rn.ui, her de-
hUt IN "'rhais''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Dry" ,g-nt. Nuke ~ Ar,..,.

Fcd"rai prohibition, ag-m,, m SIR.
'ini' made ia arrests during III.
month Of September. or Sigh; in
ricns" over August. the report of II
fuiwil"-. prohibition director FOR
Virginia. SHOWS. Operations hN Tho
agents during III" month were
place At the destruction OF 40 IL
Ii"it diS;illCrics. capture o. 3sI rai
IONS -: liquor 55.l75 gallons ~ mash
-" f"rm"nt"rs and i've automob,eu.
Tn" value Of the property seized and
destroyed was estimated at s3S.5s5
ana that Seized and no, destroyed
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