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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
RoNEYs POINT PASTOR
ANSWERS UNKNOWN CRITIC


To the Editor OF the I-ntelligencer.
Sir: My attention has been called
TO an article in your paper a few days
ago, written in criticism OF Mr.. sun
day and signed "Roney's Point Man.
This article has aroused some indig'
nation in our community and at the
request OF 4 number of persons | have
written the following and would be
glad 10 have you publish II: First
let me say that the People OF Roney's
Point are enthusiastic admirers OF Mr..
Sunday. They have attended the
meetings. many OF them have contrib.
uted q the expense fund and expires.
sions OF hearty approval are to be
heard on all sides. Now as TO the
article I refer 20. the matter contained
In IT does not require attention from
me. Your correspondents. Aessrs
Lorraine and ~straVbridge. have said
sufficient concerning that. There are
three statements. however. 90 which
! wish TO record my dissent: First.
the writer subscribes himself from
Roney's Point This 4 eannot credit
I am fairly we'll acquainted with the
people OF our community and cannot
think OF one whom I would accuse OF
the authorship Of this piece OF dis.
gustink drivei. Our community IL not
composed Of persons Of that type.
he Is a ringer"
Secondly. this person claims 70 be
a man. This statement I question.
No man worth OF the namo would
publish go scurrilous an article. ~
ienst he would not be ashamed or
afraid to sign his name. Such a one
Il Tess than a man"
Thirdly. this person claims 10 be
a Christian. This I do not believe.
lie could not be n Christian and not
approve OF Mr.. Sundays sermons
They n orthodox and thoroughly
s%cripturnl They are enjoyed and np.
preclatod by tho Christians OF all de.
nominations who attend his meetings.
! write this article. Mr Editor. 20
purge our community from tno odium
cast upon ~ by the imputed author.
ship % the "Roneys Point Mans ar.
ticle. DO not blame MS for 10. We
absolutely repudiate -.
W. J. GRIMES.
Pastor Roney's Point United Presby.
terrain Church.
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CAPT. SCOTT STILL
IN H ANTARTIC
intrepid English nxplorsr TO Spend An
other Winter In the Farthsst
goufh-

WELLINGTON, New Zealand. March
al Captain Robert +. scott's vessel
Terra Nova. which carried the British
expedition 20 the antarctic. has arrived
Al Akaros. = hafbor In Banks Peninsula.
New Zealan1 but has rot brought back
Captain SCOT or the members OF his ex-
petition. The commander OF the Term
Nova brought Instead the following brief
message from Scott. Il am remaining
IN the nnthrctic for another winter. la
order 90 continue and complete ny
work"
The latest news Der back BY Captain
Scott 70 his base 40 McMurdo sound
shove hat on January 2. he had reach
cd a point $50 miles from the south pole
and was stin advancing.
IL wa clear that had the explorer
delayed sending back notification o. his
progress until he actually reached the
pole. word from him could not have been
received By the Terra Nova before she
Was compelled TO leave owing 10 the set.
ting in % winter and the freezing Of the
Ross sea.
All on board he Terra Nova are we'll
oreaF disappointment was felt when "
became known that tho Scott party had
been left behind. The Terra Nova 10
expected ~ reach Lytieton on Wodnes
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mat Went TO Make Up the Amount
Given Mr.. Sunday for His
labors Here.

AT the services yesterday. when the
call was made for the special colIac.
ton 10 be taken as a testimopisI 90
Mr.. sunday. the was spon.
taneous. and when the meeting cIosad
last evening n fund OF s17OOg had
been raised TO be presented 10 the
evangelist as a token OF annracIatJno
Oh MS services in this city Tho
actual amount contributed a, ~
close OF the collection last evs,ins
vas .Ie.'o6.Sl, and the people on the
plAsiorm pledged the difference 70
900. III wen W.
Many OF the contributions were
anonymous. they coming from n friend
% SIMPLY cash so much. A feature
OF me collection was at the morning
meeting when the choir Contributed
over 500 and the children I'm the
ron seats contributed s25. Tbere
we're many large contributions In.
Siualng a number from out Of town
mere were contributions OF 5000. st0o
t5O from friends and the Masonic
trends or Mr.. Sunday contributed s25
bridgeport contributed over 5000 AZ
,ne morning meeting and I'm tho even.
lhs they contributed $3.50 more the
SWING was attended by scenes OF on.
.nuslasm and the contributions come
iast' n tellers being kept busy call
.ng out the amounts. They wera sta.
Toned In all parts Of the tabprn.cio
and at times pandemonium rsignsd
Nhen the contributions came tbIcl
and fast. 'hncA
vas Impossible 10 Fscure a oon.
pete list OF the contributors laat &C.,
ing but among the number that CO...
trbuted we're the following.
J y Vance. $500.
ministers Of cooperating churches
church. 1898. - T.
John o. Schenk. 5000
SlVv-W. =. Stone. CITY Rauw.v
Oomphny. W. a. Wilson 4 qo,.
" Browne. w. ~. Hicks. r. l. stcn.
Island W. 9. T. a.. Sam " Mckee
f50-F G. Robinson. VI. W. scot,
W. = Robinson A. W. Paul. ~ E
vance. Wheeling council OF Unifed
commercial Travellers Asaoctafion
-; Or J. L. Dickey. Wheeung
stamping Company. A. l. Never
Alfred PAUL. A friend, G. A. Robin.
son. Mrs Robinson. Loyal Daurbtors
bible class OF First Christian Cburrb
Mrs VIII COlviR. r. J. McCollagh
3SV-Williug Workers. First Christ.
Ian church s3S rs. Berean Blblo cIses
Fourth street NJ. y. church SAG
fz5-L VI Scott. SteuhenvWe. Ohfo
W III M%etznor. a. S. Riley. Y. NJ III
A. sheriff w NJ. Ciemaua. GEORGE
liaird. J. r. Walters. r. n. Meinbest
Dr. r. J Reed. Dr. u. 81. McAfuion
G. Lynch. Mrs. r. r. Chapman
ana son. Ray. T. - Sands. Liovd b
Eneir q W letters. J. VI Jcners.
Dr Dickey's class OF Vance Memorial
George H CLARK. Dr. w y. FWiton- m
y Merrimann, Scott Lumber compsnv
John r. Dubois. W. r. Rigga. a ~
schneider and family. W. y Rigea.
Trinity Lutheran Bible class. Masonic
Admirers. Bible class % McMecben M
= church.
f2o-Mr Alexander. p C. Wood
cock. Chester FranzclL. gaylor Angler
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SUNDAYS
FERVENT PRAYER
EXPRESSED DEEP REGRET IN HIS
FAREWELL SERMON.
His Characteristic Language, simpls
but Divine. Touched the
Hsarts of All.

AT the conclusion of the ermon last
evening Mr.. sunday offered the follow
Ing prayer Jesus. I think you for
this wonderful meeting. I came here
six weeks ago and / only knew Lynch.
Arbuthnot and a few others. did not
know that II would ever be my priv
flege to address such vast crowds as
those that have attended the meetings
here. ! was here 20 years ago. when
l played ball over on the Island and
l did not know. It would ever be my
good fortune to come here under
these conditions.
But now tonight, Lord. the hour
that we dreaded 20 come has come.
We knew IL would. and IL is here. To-
morrow the windows hat were taken
out for ventilation will be replaced
and the doors will be locked. People
Will look In the windows, the preach
ers' seats will be vacant. Rode" gone,
choir gone. Ackley. seated at the pi-
ano. not there; Seilbert selling books
around the tabernacle also gone. Re
porters on my left and on my right.
not there. My old friends, Morning.
star OF the I~ntelligencer and Mac OF
the Register. both gone. The people
VIII walk around the building and say
here Is where we held our meeting.
"Good-b We say IL when the
train pulls out. Goodbye. We say IL
when the ship backs away from tbs
docks. We say goodbye, farewell. bon
voyage to you. We say goodbye
when the children go 20 school. We
say goodbye when the husband goes
TO work. when the bridal carriage
drives away. when the hearse takes
away the corpse. u In heaven We
never say goodbye.
20 Lord. Il am sorry for that gang
thet is against me. but will never
sec them. l am not going where they
are. but ! am sorry they are going.
And now Jesus. Wheeling ha done
herself proud and you are proud OF
her. amt you, Lord? The devil used
TO be. but he is mad ct hernow. You
bad to let her 20, didn't you. old fell
low? You thought you had a ~strangle
hold on her. but Npu didn't. Didn't
h do herself gloriously? You are
proud Of her. Amt you. Lordg OF
course you are.
Lord. 1 can see that heavenly host
that you have Cancelled and made
whole. Lord. / hope they come in such
numbers tonight that IL will keep the
recording angel working overtime
She hasn't been very busy before. u
for the last six weeks you have been
very busy. Now. Lord, who will De
the nrst?'
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MEETING
FOR WOMEN
IN WHEELING cHuacHHss.o
Large Numbers in Attsndanes a North
Street NJ. z. and First
Presbyterian.

The concluding meetings for women
under the direction or the members OF
the Sunday party were held yesterday
afternoon 1t the First Presbyterian
ana the Fourth Street VI. Z. churches.
und h direction of Miss Grace SAKE
and Miss Frances Miller. The meet
ings DO not mark the conclusion of
the work. however. as the Affairs have
been placed In the hands OF competent
leaders and all are anticipating fine
results I'm the future.
A strong organization was formed
oy the business women at their meet.
Ing Mt the First Presbyterian church
-"e cncers were elected. Miss Ellen
Eerth being chosen leader, and a con-
's.-.lOL ~~oplsu Tor "A business wom-
ems Bible class and plans formed for
holding meetings I'm the future. Miss
Miller the services and
called on Miss Maclaren to open the
meeting with a solo, and Miss Eva
Egerter also sang n beautiful selec-
ton. The business OF the meeting
was then AIKEN up and plans for the
Organization OF n Bible class for the
business women taken up. The con-
stitution was read and adopted and
invitations issued for members. over
300 made application for member
snip n their names were enrolled.
The nrst meeting will be held at the
same place on Tuesday week and an
active campaign mapped out. The or
sSnizatlon Is under the auspices OF
the Y. w. C. A.. and the members OF
this society are taking an active part
IN the affairs OF the class
Ihe MONDAY meetings will be con-
tinued and will be held in the Y. w.
Z. a. between II and 1890 O'Clock
every Thursday. Following the meet
Ing W beautiful collar and cum sets
trimmed In Irish lace and $50 gold
pieces were presented TO Miss Miller
and Miss Maeiaren.
The following il the list OF Officers
elected:
President-Miss Ella veith.
Vice President Miss Catherine
Mitchell.
Secretary-Miss FannIe Heaton
Treasurer@Miss Eiva Anderson.
Executive Committse-Misses Della
Riley, Anna Cowan and Mary Serie.
Fourth Street Services
Miss Grace SAKE conducted n meet
ing Tor women at the Fourth street
d: y. church and spoke TO & well
hlied auditorium. She took as her
subject Prayer" and was assisted
by Revs. W. III. Fields and r. Il. Ross.
Miss Snxe divided her subject into
seven parts n discussed each part
IN us turn. The seven conditions 10
answer prayer wcro forsaken sin. for
giving spirit. spiritual motives. impor-
tunity. faith. according to Gods will
and I'm Jesus name.
At the o -,usion OF the address tne
came forward and ooh Miss sake by
the hand. a large collection was
x Tor Mrs. Sunday. as given else
where IN the details OF the collections
Of the day.
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Weateher Conditions.

WASHINGTON, March 3I.-Tem.
peratures near the seasonal average will
prevail over the greater part of the
country during the coming week. ac-
eording TO the weekly weather bureau
bulletin.
There probably will be cooler
weather tomorrow ard Tuesday in the
northern and middle states of the
Mississippi valley eastward. but it will
be OF short duration, and will be quickly
followed by rising temperatures. The
precipitation during the week probably
will be much less han has occurred
during any Of the last three weeks.
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
"A Private Opinion

To the Editor OF the Intelligencer.
Sir: When considering Billy Sun
day from a natural standpoint alone,
any person Is profoundly impressed
with his marvellous control OF the peo-
pie from every walk OF life.
Eliminate. even, the power OF God
in his work and we are forced to con-
clude that he is a prodigy among .ail
mankind. IL vas my privilege to hear
this gifted man, and having heard
manyc recognized orators, I must say
! was eve more affected by personal
magnetism. individual energy and the
expounding OF simple truth than by
that which characterized the EFFORT OF
Billy Sunday.
II. when he takes his leave OF old
Wheeling, her people remember him,
] am sure that remembrance will be
reverential. for he preached only an
Gent truth and gave advice which n
any n shall follow. will embellish
his life. Billy Sundays gratitude to
his Maker should be that his wonder.
ful ability has been directed in a
channel which carries mankind to n
higher life. lngersoll was a marvel
Gus man., but his doctrine tended to
maxi men dissatisfied rather than
bring the contentment and peace
which through an implicit
belief in Jesus Christ.
Billy Sunday may seem harsh at
times. but remember that in this day
Of "dollar-seeking" IL requires such
''dynamiting" to arouse people from
their Indifference to spiritual things.
My modest tribute to him in life is
that he is doing good"
And when he passes to the great
beyond no epitaph can be carved
upon the grandest OF monuments as
eloquent and deep in meaning as pub
lie sentiment Inscribed upon the tab
lets OF love and memory" Very re-
spectfully.
AN UNBIASED OBSERVER.
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INSPIRING SCENES
AT
WHOM -Biily" sunday Announces
2 hat He Would Return 10 Help
Fight for Prohibition.
ImHgNsE AUDIENCE AsriR
WITH WHITE HANDkERcHIEFs
The Sunday Party handsomely Re-
msmbered by Flowers From
the Conviets.

without a word to relieve the sur
prise. the Rev. Mr.. Sunday frankly
stated to an audience Of ut least ten
thousand at the tabernacle on satur-
day evening that he was going to re-
turn to wheeling next fall for the ex-
press purpose OF fighting the liquor
traffic IN this state.
Immediately the audience broke into
vociferous cheering and the tabernacle
was n sea OF waving white hAndkr-
chiefs. IL was nearly i've minutes be-
fore Mr.. Sunday could venture into
tho subject. Then he went on to say;
"Some friends Of mine, friends
of yours, friends Of God and
friends Of dsosnoy are ssins to
charter q special train and we are
going to visit about ten cities in
. the state. will start and end
here with some special talks.
have learned TO think a whsle lot
OF West Nirsinia and love the
people Of Wheeling 90 much
hat feel when my time
comes ! would like to creep back
among her old hills and hsspitabis
psopIe to die"
Flowers From convicts.
DIR. Arbuthnot the ros-
trum with n large box under his arm
and In a Few words addressed the con-
gresation. stating that he had some-
thing-he didn't know just what, but
he wanted 70 present IL to the sunday
party. Opening the box. he read the
following tender message:
To Rev. Sunday and Party:
Please accept these flowers as a
token OF our appreciation for your
kindness in sacrificing your day OF
rest to come down and talk to us.
May your lives, like the flowers, be
fragrant with the Christ love, and may
you continue to preach and teach the
blessed gospel until men all over his
land will realize that Prise: . would
palaces prove II Jesus would dwell
with us here
IRON THE coNvIcTs IN THE
WHIP FACTORY.
West Virginia P~enitentiary, March
90. 1912"
Billy said: God bless those men.
They erred, but / believe have repent
ed. God knows they are not guilty o.;
some OF h crimes many I'm Wheeling
are. l certainly shall tax these now
ers home and keep them all my life
by pressing them"
Mr.. sunday then personally dis
tributed the flowers TO the members
OF his party. n as well to the MEM
bers OF the press a liberal share.
g.. II. Parker, as chief usher. pre-
scented Rev. Mr.. Peacock with a
leather wallet containing 800 In gold
that wouldn't melt"
Next came a huge candy Easter
egg from a young friend TO Mr.. sun
day. II vas up to Homer Rodeheaver
10 make the presentation speech, to
which he did ample justice.
The various presentations o up
considerable time. but 10 was all high
ly pleasing TO the audience.
Mr.. Rodeheayer called upon the pol
lack stogie delegation to stand and
Sing oh. How You Love Him."
and they sang II remarkably well. He
also called on other delegations and
sang d beautiful selection by request
After a brief song service Mr.. sun
day then preached his sermon. as
given elsewhere.
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SUNDAYS SERMONS
DO GOOD At DISTANCE

Gettysburg. Pa. March p. ~.
To The Editor u the Intalffeenrar
Sir billy" Sunday IL certainly
great His sermons 10 ne are worth
everything We want 20 praise the
Wheeling i~nteiigencsr for the way
they publish Rev. Sundays sermons
We ind everything Rev. Sunday has
said TO BE- correct His sermons not
only arc doing the Wheeling people
EOod. but We md that they are doing
us good.
Since We have ben reading Rev.
Sundays sermons va have been lead.
Ing n better life
our prayers here NJ school are FOR
'Ellly' and that be- may accomplish
much while no Wheeling
ROY J. MEYER.
PAUL u. REARD.
Students.
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REVIVAL IN
Personal WORKERS TO Carry the Battle
INTO the Down afvsr
City.

Rev. s. =. Hart. OF the Benwood NJ. z
church. has become inoculated with the
spirit OF the revival n beginning this
evening the services will be started with
a vim and many OF the converts OF This
city have offered their services. The
meetings Will open each evening at 7 .3o
o'clock and the speakers will be Attorney.
w j. Robinson. Sheriff William M.
SlemanA Sailor Monroe. OF the L. s.
Navy. and Ferris n. Miller. The ser-
vices will continue during he entIrs
week.
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MANY DRINKS
LarEs Array o. Talent WIN Face his
Honor Judgs nobnson IN Police
Oourt mia Mornfnr.

- a result % a regular f~fse-for-aiI
fiFht which occurred near the old o. a O.
depot a en- early hour sunday morning
a lively session o. police court IL In.
Eured for this morning when seven dis
orderlicH. six DRINKS and one arrested
for larceny. making n totai % fourteen
offenperH. VIII face Police JUDGE WoItn-
son. 9aEnr Arh. George uirs. moas
pownley. chr Rins. Prank uarvin an
oeorFe Gacfmnu. who we're snrnrrd &C.
the uEht we're arrested tv Ofnosr
frantR ara chafFea % dis6rdeflv ana
drunkenneea were placed n~rainat them
Tom NickludiUs rs arrcatei b. ofnrsr
Moran, on p charge % stealing. prefer.
red ~ samuel Hroverman. Joe nrirsf. o.
drunk. vac pulled IN ~ orref Csnisyt
While ofnccr Hlck plnched prank pa
lensst fnr being disorderiv. Ofncsr
hnfhoiumcW arrested otto Hisaier and
william Sprouts. FOR creating a disfurb-
ance while Frant Birris wns arrested
~ officer hero for being intoxicated
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RESTRAINED
Was ne Esturai oas Company o. ".
Va Prom Furnishing Supply
for U-iumfnaaon-

Judge Hervey IN tho circuit court on
saturday entered an order restraining
re Natural uas Company % West VIZ
ginia FROM furnishing raa 90 consumers
Tor Illuminating purposes, which wss
ne contention u the city On bringing So
Injunction sult against the defendant
company Ths order carries with 70 The
Requirement % gas company mat M
it nnds consumsrs usinE Has Tor mumi.
nstinE purposes TIE supply must Be shut
orr
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TWO KILLED. ONE INJURED
m DRUNKEN MHEH

SCRANTON. Pa. March si--in a
drunken melee IN Duumore to-night. W.
men were killed and one woman injured
The men were an mine workers Who haa
been celebrating. but further than ,hzi
he shooting has no strike significance
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w PEOPLE HURT
At TABERNACLE

Dung the rush for entrances
TO the tabernacle last e7ening
two people were badly injur-
ed. A man named Philips
had his chest crushed and had
20 he assisted to his home,
Mrs. Thomas Stephens. Of
Twentysixth street. was jam
ed against the door and a large
splinter ran through her fling
er. DR.. Dalby rendered medi-
cal aid to both injured per-
sons.
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w. & L. E r. r.
RIVER &
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains At ran
ARE
Arrtve-n:go a. m. $40 O. m. a.sB m
SspasSIs;SS a sac p r.. isisSRn.
dspart at t3IO n M
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SANTIAGO. Cuba. March at An
earthquake occurred here this morning
The schok caused considerable alarm
but no serious damage
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He-So you lost that handsome lit.
tie dog you had
She-Yes. in a railroad accident. l
was saved, but the dog wRs killed.
He-What n pity!-Boston Trans.
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Mrs wayupp-shs says their FAINT
~ settled IN Boston
Mrs Blase-Not 10 hear the trndes.
men there talk-IudFa
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Co, 2. II. Krebbs. F. p. Jones. Eiwood
johnson. II. II. Henderson. West.
minister Guild Kings Daughters. Of
Third Presbyterian church.
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The evening gowns OF demItraIn
length have straight. clinging. not In
curving lines. and a pigeon tail back.
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REDUCED PRICES ON
MAZDA 'TUNGSTEN"
LAMPS
IN EFFECT APRIL 1, 1912.

TO Customers who use Wheeling Electric Company
Current exclusively. COMPANY
Carbon or Gem Lamps Renewed Free to Meter Gus
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Leave
10Th street 49,
Wheeling
tc.O0a m. Iadn.
g.3o .. m-
on lines having regular express ssr.
vice. shipments weighing IN er~eas -
city pounds or % large bulk. VIII nof
o. ra - r~aaasnEsI cnrH.
ALL LlNES-Daiig except aunfav
No ahlpmenta except emergency min
manta 81 msdtine, will b. carried -
passenEer cars eco. ana gIl
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the
long arm

In creating the Western Union
Day and Night Letters we have
practically placed a telegraph in
strument on the desk of every
business man in the country.
They are the new, long I'm of
business that reaches, pushes,
pulls, does things quickly, vigor-
ously.
Their cost is trivial and they tell
your story your way.
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MOUNDsVfLLE TTNr
WHEELING and MoJEDsVILLR
Daily except sunday.
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ExSssss Ca sozS1uI.z


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsBfrRn
Daily except sunday.
cave
f2nd street Lao.
wheeling Wsiiss.xs
10 .toa Z. m. ptoIn
a:S0 D. IN 1900 oooe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-26
E. RIVERS WILL SELL
CENTRAL REALTY AT
AUCTION TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon an auction sale of
central property will be held by E. Riv
ers Realty Company. There has been a
great deal of activity in large area sur
rounding this property. The situation
presents an attractive investment with
the indications of good returns in the
way of profits
TRree lots located on the southwest cor
ner Of Houston and Piedmont avenue. one
containing brick store will be sold,
These will be offered a 4.30 p. m. At ;
o. m. the crowd win go to 81 and % Pied
mont avenue Just north OF Decatur street,
where two lots, each 25 by 200. will be
sold.
Colonel Steve R. Johnston will act as
auctioneeV.