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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
~ AND our or TOWN.

Mrs Henry Wilkinson ANA son.
iia' moud. %; tic North Houl"vard.
arc spending som" 'im" in the noun
ialns of North Carolina.
Mrs. j.. =. Thornton ana ch'ldrcn.
"t 2"' minor S'r"'. ar. VISITING a.,
ENm"r". ON tho l.ns,orn shore.
MIR. and Mrs. y. ~. WIs"nau ~
Nor'h Av"nu" loft Mondns for q
, motor ;rlp ami r,.y "a, Atlantic city.
Mise pnro,hy Trcar II w.s, Point.
Is visiting h"r aUr, M-,' H. =. ben
mead. - BARTON Avenue.
NrF. e. T.. pcrrcli ma her daughter
Niss Margaret roun"ll have returned
20 ,h"Ir HON" on TIT Terrace. Battery
court after sp"nNins som" Tine ~
IGrkro" beach
Mrs. ! J. Holloman ms returned
20 her HON" tn SmlthH"!i after =
rs, 10 Mrs. g. L. White. Of Rosc
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mre ". T. Evans and their
son Wluam. ~ 2foa North Avcnuo.
/. l.fl sunday for motor 'rip 10 st
lantir 'i'y, wh"r" they w.ll spend
some ,Imo
Miss wInlfred Williams. %, wcs,
Graham Road. and Miss Elya Moron.
81 Maur"hick. ar" spending rome
tim" ~ ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs. ". \ Royd and their
daughter, Frances. hay" returned 10
'u"ir nom" on Rose Avenue. after
spending som" tim" ~ Cr"wc.
Mr.. ma Mrs. l., n. TolScu and their
son. L. ~ T"leon. Jr.. ~ Barton
ii'iEAts. lcfc Saturday TO spend some
,in, at Irhauua.
MIR. ana Mrs. Robert :. IHdrins and
thrc" sons arc spending SON" time
~ IucRroe reach nmi hampton.
Mrs. X. \. Mitchell has returned
- h"r home an West Graham Road.
after "a !vsit 10 her parents. Mr. ami
Mrs L. ". Mor"u, of Manp0hick
Mra. Grace HortSCh and LITTLE
daughter, R"rnicc Airline Of 2sla East
Franklin Street. are spending some
tim" in Warr"n'on. y. g. Thoy ar"
IN" guests ~ MIR. and Mrs Y. q
Daniel at their country home oak
Crave"
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Y


Miss Virginia Donnnn returned 10
her home here Tuesday night. Sho
has been for some time. at tho white
sulphur Springs with her mother,
Mrs. a. Il. Donnnn. Miss Donnan r.
leaving Friday for tho North, whore
shc will spend tho r"ma inder Of tho
summer with Nor sister. Mrs, Clark.
formerly Miss Edith Donnan. in Utica.
y. !.
Returned From baltimore.
Mr.. and NrH. Richard Gwa,hmcy
haN" returned ~ their home hcrc.
They hAvo boon for some time in
Baltimore. Mss Elizabeth Gwathmoy
has also returned home. she has
been tho guest "f Miss 1adyc Iobeon
ut Towards Neck.
several Weeks ut WnIk~rsford.
Mrs. X. g. Scott and hnr daughter.
Waller, left last Friday for walkers.
ford. Th"y WIN 10 tho guests ~
Colonel Joseph Hutton at hts home
'h"r" for stay az several weeks.
MIss Catherine Scott Is tho guest ~
Miss Lucy I'M near Charlottesville
and Miss Jellis scott Is spending two
Months In Europe with Mrs. william
White.
G"inE i.utrn to NimrOd.
Mrs. Gracicn Daehicll viii leave
hcrnarlo. Shc VIII ho tho guest ~
Mrs. Edward clifford Anderson at
Royal ORCHARD near Af,on. Mrs,
Iashicll will b" Joined nnAt week hy
Mr. Daniel. They VIII 20 from
,ncre 10 spend August a, Nimrod
Han.
M"t"ring for W~~k-End.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ~. n. Goodwin and
Miss Margaret Goodwin. ~ Norfoik.
ar" motoring from thor" today 10 10
tho guests - Dr md Nrs T. H.
Terrell at th"ir h"m" IN Wcsthnmp.
ton. MIR. and Mrs. Goodwin Viii ho
h"r" FOR tho wees -"uI Miss Goodwin
I VIII 10" here for arin" time "a the
sI"st ~ Miss Virginia farrell. M.s
Terrell VIII return ,oday from Hoa-
npke. wh'r" 81" has hc"n Tor tho
paSt f"w week" At IA" home ~ Miss
Josephine Parrot.
rm"st From ttInntn.
Miss Alma ii.rgins. ~ Atlanta, Ga.
IL visiting Mrs. i.audou u. Edwards
- Iian"s Av"nuo. Muoh entertaining
has hc"u don" ia Miss Higgins honor
during her stay In thir city.
There tnti spring.
Mrs. y. SPARKS and hc- daughter
Ruth, havo returned to 'holr hone
in Charleston. ". Va. after visit
% h"r mother. Nrs :. H. Dar'Iam
~ I"1 Minor street. Mrs. sparkle
"ns accompanied :" Charlorton hy
her mother hna slater Miss Eliza.
hoth Bsrt.am. who VII remain there
until srriuG
Ni>it to rrnLs ~ otter.
Nr ma Mrs Thomas Christian
Armstrong 81 $or,h Avenue. lof; sun
nay 10 Visit Mrs. Arna,rprr'e parent.
IN h"d'Drd. Later Troy wlll spoud
some tim" ~ Roanoke. nluc Ridge
SPRINGS and tn" Peaks ~ otter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Fall Dresses Show New Colors

Ih"s" arc the colors youll wear
IN your now fan frorks: Toast and
nut brown as we'll az several wood
tones Flag and royal are the two
most fashionable blues
Green ia the new"Ht color and will
u" popular, especially In almond
which Is Rraved rcseda. bright
emerald md light empire arc two
otihr shades we'll spoken Of.
Rosewood and bright rcd will aiao
bo used nv way Of contrast. Day.
tim" drcsHes or all Kinds will. nj
course. he 81 staple rolors
black, silver gray. brown and navy
Tn" tailored model skctrhnd IL Of
navy roir"t twill aud shows tho dig
nined ai'nrl" lines that arc expected
20 pr"dnminnte this autumn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Deviled Bccts

Boil heats for one hour gently
urtil tender plunge At once into
cold water. ruh of the skins and
crt into dice To each three cups
o. the cooked vegetable add three
tablespoons Of butter. on--ouarter
Of teaspoon y, mustard dis
solved IN tTo tablespoons OF vine
gar thrnsquarters Of tablespoon
Of powdered sugar. half tea
spoon orsal'. quarter ~ tea
sroon OF panrika and tezsrnon
~ Worcestershire sauce. Mix tho
dressing we'll into the bee,s and
serve very hot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

IN" new Tin ia a European lmporta-
't"n. ~" has lin" Of tricks nrw to-
~" American stage ana hr own pr-
GUITAR methods of unfolding thom
Fast and fUnny musical comedy Is
'h" offering of Frod Elliott aud I,aLo
Ia Tour who hav" ynri.ratcd
I ''n"r'"iro of comedy. songs and
daun"s.
Closing Two Hhow viii como tho
Mccormack sisters and Mise "a trio Of
"a"hinG aud daring athletes. who
/ @iN" a r"narknhl" exhibition ~ yil1l
nnd agility. strength and endurance
( \"w movies" supplement, the yaudc.
/ ill" at'ractjnus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice or TWO lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. which any drug store
Will supply for n few cents, shake
we'll. and you have a quarter pint of
tbs best freckle and tan bleach and
complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and hlemishes bleach out and
how clear. soft and rosy white the
akin becomes -Advertisement.
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Thcatcr Calendar


LYRIC Keith vaudeville
RiibC- Pictures of tn" Carpnr-
tier Dempsey nEht.
BRpNpW AY Anita stewart. In
y Question ~ Honor"
RLIEHiHp-T"m Mix. In For
Ric stakes
COLONIAL Viola Dana. In
They I.ikc EN- Rough"
ISIS Special cast In Tho Fire
Bride"
onEoN Wanda IIawley. I'm
"Bonhcd Hair"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
nuIidins Applications.

Applications for building pa-r,i,s
YER yesterday filed with inspector
J"hn T. Rntier by W. Tiolladav, trus-
TOO, I" huild n frame and s,Icro
dwelling at il2 Dundee Avenue. 70
cost taooo; a. L. Adainson. to huud
a franz" and stucco dwelling on tn.
south side ~ Petersburg Tu-npiko.
so feet from Highland Avonuo. "a
cost f3.5ho; J. Raleigh Fich. 10 huIId
a brick garage at 3Iil Yves. Graca
street. ia cost 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
To nuIld IIIEl,NNnts.

charter was granted y"st"rhay 70
tho Newport Richmond High
wAv Corporation. Newport News
Va. 20 hgIld construct and contract
for construction ~ improved high
WAYS. It., Tho officers and lncorpor-
ators ar" Gay = Murray. president,
: n rlurnmnr. president and
Thomas j. liuudl"y. secretary. all o:
Newport Nsps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

IANEIiI.E. Va. AUg a.-The an
n"Buc"r"nt har been mad" OF tho on
gap"m"nt OF Mics Esther wIniks,
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. !. H. Win
1N"r of this city. 10 Earl Talhort. 81
Abingdon. tho wedding TO take place
IN September. Th" bride Is a rrad.
nate Of tn" Nigh school and attended
Randolph Macon Institute ana Martha
NHhlnptOn College.
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female trouble to give it fair trial
and am sure they will feel as do
aboutit.-Mrs. FRED. p. HANSEN, 66z
Symmonds ST., Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in use
nearly fifty years and that receives
the. praise and commentator of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
your consideration.
If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow child birth
bear in mind that Lydia z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound is a wo-
man g medicine. 1t ia especially
adapted to correct such troubles,
Tho letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask some Of YOUR
women friends or neighbors - thew
know it's worth; You will, too, If you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
CANADA ncndy for ncc,procrty.

LIE NiNiTON. oNT Aug. a-In,
'imati"n that Canada IS prepared q
consider reciprocity With tho Unit 81
states ~ any time the Washington
government desires. was givcn b,
rrim" Minister Mackenzie King ir
4 speech hn-o Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
The Weather
tseraiahsd By U. O. weather Bureau,
Forecast; Virginia -
Fair weather and mod =
crate Z = nj, pc r at iIr -
ThuredRy and Friday.

North carol MA
Partly cloudy In In
t~riDr. probably local
thund~rshow~rs near the
'"Rst Thursday and
Friday: moderate tenn
prrRturr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA Aug .
ilcharH stevens Cross. son of Mr.
ana Mrs whitman Cross. of Wash.
inc'on. and Mlss MARY Elizabeth
woodruff daughter ~ Mrs ka,ha-
i'm" woodruff ~ m" ruivorsi,v o.,
virginia. w"r" married las, evening
- tn" HON" ~ ~ ana Mrs. william
lamh",h tho ceremony haine nor
formed hy pr Henry W. Pa,,le q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
HOW TO SAVE WHEN SHOPPING
By Ruth Leigh,
Author OF The Human Side n,
Retail Selling" Tho A BIC
or Retailing etc.

- beams are SO plentiful at thi.
season ~ ~" year. ~" might rs vol
buy them !n'"Ilignrily wh"u 80 do
buy them. In gci"c,ing string heans
10" sur" that y"u pick ont those
which ar" fresh and cri.r. don't buy
wNt'd nn"s. You can irst tn" fresh
n"sS b.; the p"dg. which should pnap
"as!iy. and should not have tough
strings holding them together The
"a" bean, too. has 4 fresh. crisp
taste
In tn" case ~ bnans for Hhnllinp
always lnoh for ,hos" with Trash. fat
pods and which contain rIll. round
u"nns. Th"s" snap sharply IN your
hand. Whom you try to open them
~" very careful. too mat Won got
ones without mlld"w. NJ sh"ll.ns
beans ar" likely to be wurmy or
rusty.
Gro"n peas which ar" so dclicion.
az THIS tim" az tn" year. ar. has,
plump and w"ll Nll"d DO not. nov
over. max" ~" nisiak" n buying
green peas which contain 100 large
seeds. medium size is h"r, ~ thiz
'iT" - the y"ar IL" sure that your
r"Hs AZ" rr"on. rich bright green.
and 'ha' thoy do not border on tho
yoi!rw!eh.
Win vegetables 90 plentiful and
prices 20 mod"rat" IL i~ a great NILS.
tax" = tn" av"raH" housewife does
not max" vegetables, cookcd In
many furmT. constitute tho chief
par, ~ her famtlys die; at this
limo o; the year
Win summer clothes 80 wash these
ihNS. toror-""s TAX wlll 10 on Tho
subject ~ good washnnards
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YOUNG MOTHER
now STRONG
Her Mothers Faithin Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Tryit
Kenosha, Wisconsin.-"I cannot
say enough in praise Of Lydia E. Pink

nam 8 vegetable
Co mpoun d. My
mother had great
faith in it as she
had taken so much
of it and when |
had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave it to me.
1t helped me so
much more than
anything else had
done thatI advise
|on -D~HAD ,rith
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FREntnfcKsu t,R

FREDERICK EHURD. Va. Aug a.
conrad !. hurr"it". son Of Nr. and
Mrs. \ y. burrcttc. and Miss Mamie
"a IA man h"th OF this ci'y. We're mar
Rcd IN Washington Angus, :. Tn.
CEREMONY va. performed b, por
Thomas Titus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
THE. PERNICIOUS PAIN
OF RHEUMATISM
WILL YIELD TO 1T

Hniioyiic ncid compounds arc
recognized by physlcians TO be
most effective in relieving rhou-
mausm: and especially Is this true
"hoh inc compound is aspirin.
Aspirin isnot O narcotic or habit
FORMING drug. Purs aspirin does.
however. disturb d!Goation often.
vines. and because OF this dlsoom-
fort which follows It's use In th.
old FORM many people wrongly
oeheVe aspirin TO bo q heart d.
prossRnt
TINGIE'S I.AXO Aspirin o,,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
REPORT FREE SKATERS
HAVE ENTERED CORK

Try United Newell
hJRi.lN. Aug. a-Troc state .roong
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laval Trmprrn,urc Yr.,c,dny


Ealnt7lI - hour "nd'ng =. N Sr..
n'in'7'l e hours ending T.. Nj n
t'r'fs sine" March Observation-Disclosures. -
S"'' January ........-.... 10 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Sp~clnI Ihnta,

iorh' obsrr'nti"n- NJ 3 r. VI. Yesterday
Nini direction. nor'heao' wind yoincl,,.
q weather ~ y. NJ cirsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

IN" High street Baptist church. Tho
bride was attended Ivy her rirlhooh
comra ripu. Miss Bet,y S,al!inss. Of
tho university. and tn" groom ny
his c"il"r" mate. Ernost g. Ross. ~
rarksl"y Va br. william 4. Lam
h"th. Of ~" university faculty. gave
IN" hrid" away. The hrd" has b""n
Tor s"v"-al Years a popular in"nh"r
90 IN" cu,l"gla'" circl" az tho uni
v"rsity. and is gradual" Of tho
iriv"rEiiy Nurses Training school
F"r M" past three years III" groom
has made n study Of psychology a.
IN" University nf Virginia After a
h"u"ym Mr.. and Mrs Cross VIII
~ 20 Philadelphia. where Mr. Cross
is to pursu" courses at The Penn
syIyaria school OF Social Work. pro
raratory 10 entering career of
social service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

FRANKLIN. TENN Aug. q Tho
noy and Mrs w l.. Jackson, Frank
lin Tenn. announce tho onyak"m"nt
~ ih"ir sister. Miss Kathnrin"
laniyri scott. To Mr. Allen Young
stakes. 81 FarmvilIe. Va Tho mar
Rag" Will no solrmnizcd Al their
home In .he carly fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

Win summer clothes - wash ,heso
DAYS. toror-"~s tax wIll he on mo
subject ~ good washrrards
&C. 1922 Public I.oager COZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
o. d. BRANDENBURa, NEPHEW OF
CAPTAIN vESPER DORNECK,
SENDS VALUABLE MEhHN-
TOES
Headed Company Composed OF BOYS
Prom Various Parts OF Boil
mont County

The Historical Society of OHIO at Col
umbus has received the sword and SILK
sash worn by Captain Fcsper Dorneck
Co. X. 18th Ohio Infantry. during the
civil War: also has framed portrait
This company WAS recruited at Flushing
Belmont. Rock Hill Martins Ferry and
elsewhere in Belmont county. and was
IN the service from September 1861. I'M
I'll December. lS65.-four years and
three months. and with its regiment was
all the time at the front. The Fifteenth
lost. in killed and mortally wounded
10 men and by disease lS6. 1t was IN
the battles of Shiloh. MurorySbons
Chattanooga. Chlcamauga and Nashville
participated in the Atlanta campaign
and served in New Orleans and Texas
One Of the distinguished surviving
members is Judge John S. Cochran OF
ST. CLlrsville, author OF Bonnie Bel
mont" perhaps the sweetest historical
romance relating to any Ohio commun-
ity. Another was his brother. the late
Robert H Cochran. able Wheeling at
rorney and railway promoter. Captain
porneck himself was highly gifted intel
lcctually. wrote with ardent sentimen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
HFACTS AND FOLKS"
Pageant Given at Ronsy's Point ohnrcI
ON sabbath Evening shown 70
Large Gathering.

Ns,nbers Of the Young People Chris
tan union society OF the Roat! oihs
United Presbyterian church presented
a pageant on last Sabbath evening az
the regular hour OF evening worship
this program as the CONCLUSION OF a
series OF Mission study classes tAa'
have been held for the past ten Weeks
The pageant IS taken from the MlHStp'
book. Facts and Folks In our flc'uS
Abroad" and presents IN SIX eCS"IS
SouethinS OF the need for Christianity
q IA civilization in those countries whcte
United Presbyterian MISSION S'@''o''S
have been Established.
The FIRST scene OF the pageant repre-
sented the union of the churches "hlVa
formed the United Presbyterian cnurcA
or North America. which event l'"N
place in Pittsburgh IN the Year 1898.
scene two preSc nted a scene whcT"
,hr missionaries were IN conference"
irving TO make plans 1or work ina"
should have the services OF SeN'ra.
times as many workers AZ are no" Il"
the fields. ,-..,,.
the third scene featured the PreSSIF
Memorial Institute for Girls IN ASSN .
E.nt In his scene the tact brought
out again and again was how the Ia =
,,yss endeavor 70 get their children IN
,h;s school but are. turned away by ,hs
principal because Of = iH'A ~ room an
teachers.
The fourth, scene vas one Of medic"'
-eryice featuring clint" ~ NaSAer IN
sudan In this scene MAS presented tae
raed NJ more doctors and nurses. IT."
1a,tents were so many that II was IN
possible for more han very Re" OF
mar, 20 get even the slightest medical
attention. , -.
Scene five showed er2nrsNSti' WORN
and illustrated how one coa"eTt brings
apo,ber also showing how conditions
change for one who turns from hea'heh
r.Iiptons and accepts christianity.
while tho whO.s program was ono
thar was very sad. the sixth scene ""
no douh, the most touching In tH!S
rcane the uneducI'cd natives OF the
r,ission fields grop"d M darkness long
ing and looking for n" missionaries u"
core One at a time 4 missionary came
w,th her candle and would lead "n''
nearhsn TO the high. hu, still tn" M
,oriry o. those IN darkness ""r" wa
t,r for "th" messenger wh" c"m''N
late"
Oui.e , large crowd ul!"d tn audi
,oriup to 500 this program, ami - "ai
r-onounced by thue" wh" w"r" IN A.
tendance 70 be OF" 90 IN" most "0u'A-
,lonal services aver he'd III that rhHTch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09

G. f came as Il Christmas present 10
his parents down on the farm IN Monroe
county. OHIO. arriving December -'th'
They were pleased with him 50 he spent
his time at home and attended SCho""
nj EcallsSillc Ohio Finishing lhcr"
ne went 10 Franklin college at new
Athens, Ohio--latcr taking post -grauG
ate courses at both aie anu III -! a. ~ ~ y,
Taught country school from the time NJ
Was IL until 20 years OF age.
While living in WellSburS IN l9OS ne
accepted the position Of principal OF the
Fourth ward Wheeling school MoSeu
here with his family in 1906. kSmalheu
a. Fourth ward untii l9l4 "h'i m he TH
elected superintendent or heeIihS
ychoolS--which office h" Stlll occupies.
Rack in the sos he became acquainted
with a member of the gentle Sex named
Emma Slcgncr. Has interest IN hc'
p-~cw and his admiration ripcned into
we'll, November 18th. lS9e-thCy joined
forces at Darlington, Ohio. and nave
been pulling together ever since. y
daughter (now married and living AT
Newburgh. y. y and son haF" oceh
given to this union. \ littic GRANDSON
arrived at Newburgh some itftcen
months ago and nc is the greatest ever
"A baby grand" so to speak.
Professor c. f.. is rrcShyterlan-,an
elder in Or. rliny Ferris church. lie
Ikrw,se runs true t. Monroe county IN
When he has any time off he likes to
rsh-hut cares not for other forms OF
diversion.
An untiring worker~-a profound read
or and when not Engaged as ahore
spends A little time N eating and sleep
Ing. Devoted TO his calling. his homie
ard family. His aged mother stu lives
or the farm.
,ruC Entarlan. finding profit in Serv-
Ice and in working for others. May Tour
opportunities be many and may you en-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES PLANS
FOR GREATEST EFFECTIVENESS

relief. and the help and supervision OF
the social workers. while rs patients
were cared for in their homes BY the
visiting nurse. Much effective work
was done in cooperation with the vari-
Gus health and welfare agencies OF
the city. and with friends and relatives,
both her and out Of town x number
of families were made independent by
securing employment for the bread
winner The secretary reported that
while the employment situation Is i'm
proving for able-b bodied men. the indus
trial improvement will mean little or
nothing to handicapped workers and
their dependent families for many
months TO come. The family without
a hreadwinner will. OF course. receive
no benefit whatever from the business
revival The Chlldren's free dental
clinic reported l0l visits Of patients
and 9J5 operations for the month.
Mr. Ot,o Schcnk presided at ycster-
days meeting and the following mem
bcrs ot the board were present; Mrs.
G. r G. Allen. Mr. J. y. Blum. Miss
Hester Brady. Attorney Tom 3. Foulk.
Mr.. Fred J. Fox. Miss Alma Hubbard.
Mrs {. Il. Hubbard. Mrs. Julius Hork-
hcimer Col J. s. Jones. Mr.. Roy L.
Naylor Mr. {. A. Robinson and Mr..
Otto Schenk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
TOTAL, EXPENDITURES NE Z D Z D
ARE STILL cumming OVER
$4,000 A YEAR
Boiled Extended to 2oS Families L
Aprtl-Employment Obtained
for Many

With total expenditures needed 70
carry on its work Still running at an
annual rate OF over $4,000. the board
OF directors OF the associated charities
at their meeting yesterday devoted their
time largely 70 considering ways and
means Of making AL work as effective
a possible.
The extcnc OF the child welfare work
OF the society was Indicated by total
OF 44O young children n the families
given help during April TIL" cos; or
milk alone during me month was nearly
$500.
The members NJ tho board gave
Srecial attention 70 the milk question.
and letters we're reHd from the super
tnterdeuts Of health departments and
Of the public schools of Cleveland
Detroit. Cincinnati. Dayton. foungS-
town and Springfield describing the
measures taken in those cities by these
bodies 70 care for undernourtshed chill
dren-
eos Families Relieved
During April EOS families needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
Trained Nurses Needed
for Government Service

The United States Civil Service com
mission announces that there is a short
age in the supply OF trained nurses for
the government service at the present
time. The eligibles on the registers
are inadequate 10 meet the needs Of
the service. There is constant call for
cligibles to fill positions in the veter-
ans bureau and in the public health
service and at this time there are more
than nifty vacancies in the Indian SER
vice
The positions in the Indian service
pay $40 year plus the increase
granted by congress Of $50 a month.
Laundry OF uniform. furnished quarters
heat, and light are supplied without
cost. Meals are furnished at cost.
Persons interested III this eXamina-
ton should secure az once a copy Of
Announcement No. 1857. which will he
mailed 10 any one upon request. All
inquiries concerning this examination
should he addressed to the Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-09
Who's Who In Wheeling High
School Graduating Class Of 1922

John E Jamison. of SIS Fifteenth street.
enter Wheeling high school IN the class
OF 1919. after having moved In Wheel
ing during that summer Since heE
entrance ~ WAcciIns h,sh she has been
student of the commercial. course.
although taxing several electives. she
has taken part in al school activities.
being 4 member Of The High S'hoo.
club and the literary ORGANIZATIONS OF
the school, She has rUn" IN for the
girls athletics. also heinz a member or
the baskrthau squad f." the past tire"
years and a member OF the tennis squad
this year. She plans to enter some
college after her graduation hut AZ yet
has not announced her selection