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The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25

Mr. Olney johnson.
The following program, a de-
Iightfm variation fron the ordi-
nary program for such occasions,
was rendered:
Chorus, by High School girls.
Pantomme, Coming Thru che
Rye" by Misses Bruer and Bar
hour, sung by MB II. l.. Amberg.
A Bachelors Dream, with
a young lady from each Of the
following nations tries to win
The bachelor Harry Walker; Rom
an, Camille Barrett; German,
Lois Choate; French, Annie Eli
son; Holland, Mary Hardy l4ig
on; Irish, Valric White Scotch,
Helen Rice; English, Eva Adj
kisson: America, Rachel Kun
bro; Cupid, Master Harry Col
vim.
Pantomime, "The Last Rose
of Summer, Misses Lois ChOale
and Camille Barrett. Sung by
Mrs. IL. l.. Amberg.
Violin Solo. Mrs. Andrew Bras
field.
Vocal Solo. Mother Machree,
Arch DeBow.
Presentation Of 5. l.. Dodds
Scholarship Miss Irma Bruer
winncr) and diplomas.
The class address was made by
Rev. Il. Z. Smith, of Martin,
Tenn, ami was a very able, inter
cstmg address. His words were
well chosen and il was one of
the best talks ever heard upon
like occasions Lack of time
prevents the giving of a synop-
Sis of this splendid adnonltiOn,
though it would be more than IN
teresting.
The baccalauroate sermon, de
liyercd by Dr. Beard, Of Milan,
Tennessee. last Sunday at the
same place, was also a most
instructive, helpful, able sermon,
founded upon scripture and eX
periencc by a man capable Of
profound thought and close OBJ
servution. This service was held
under the auspices of the Pres
byterian denomination, which is
to be congratulated upon the
selection of DR.. Beard for this oc-
casiOn. lie addressed a large CON
gregution, and, had it not been
for mclement weather, the house
would not have held his audience
The Courier cOngratulates
these cine young folks, cOmpos
.ng the 1916 class, in this honor
able contamination of high schooI
work. 1t is the result of pa
tience, hard work and perSeyer'
ance-but, what lies before You
as the doors Of the Hickman
College close behind You is-life
No one but God and yourself
knows what life holds for you
In part, it is TO attain fame ans
weaah; TO know the blessednesi
The Hickman courier., 1916-05-25
WEATHER. W4fzA

Fair today and probably Fri.
day.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
nm selfishfully has eniesrrd ma 70 WON

unseltishfully has endear~d me TO you
good people beyond expressions of words
ON paper. Rut believe me. frirnds, I
full oi heart. appreciate the most hum
BILE effort and acts Of kindn.ss to me.
And now A. leave. not necessarily %
die. but fos my health. you will excuse
me Tor this humble effort at expressing
myself as feel toward you. The debt of
gratitude ] owe you Tor the many ex-
pre- Of big hearted people may
never be paid and AN opportunity may
never present itself wherein I may be
able to ask my people to help me u re-
turn the compliment. but you will plea ~
do me the kindness TO say that I have
appreciated everything you have done
Tor me and the greatest Ease of conscience
and compliment to myself is I have uis.i
to deport mpseIf as . gentleman in your
homes and now leave you with that as
sursnce ss a priceless legacy to carry with
me ss merit Of your good will and friend
ship There are some l would like %
personally hut because of
the lack of time and space which my
good newspaper friends are induging me
in, l beg To ask you all to accept
these humble expressions - coming from
q grateful friend.
w. r. SAMPLE.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
". F. Sample Leaving for South.
ern Home, Expresses Thanks
to His Many Friends.

For the past three year., have had
the pleasure and hons red disnction OF
having cast my lot with the good people
OF Keystone and neighboring towns OF
the countyof Mcdowell. During that
time have enjoyed the hest Of health,
been admitted in the hest of homes and
have been accorded the honor of 2 most
welcome guest. My friends have been
Iegions aud their friendship has been re-
plete with the hest OF fellowship. But
for the past few weeks in health has ov-
ertaken me and by the advice of my ef-
ticient physician must 80, or my immed-
iadie relations with you all tor the time
being for climes conducive to my health
with the hope that may soon he restor-
Ell to myself Of u-efrlnesss.
And now, / desire tn express nv
thanks through your widely read paper.
the Mcdowell Times. the paper has been
my friend in business and one that should
he in every lsboring msn's mans home.
for the hospital e reception you all have
given me because coming a. il did ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
LOCALS

Miss Catherine Harper has h<en over
to the old homestead for the past week
Rev J II. Adams, pastor of Shilo
Baptist church, at Oimstead, was in the
city Tuesday. lie lectured at Northfork-
Clark school Tuesday morning.
50. VIM. Saddler OF Elkhorn, member
OF the County Republ car Committee FIR
MELON ,.sr ng political factor in. tn :.
Interests Of the Republican party and =
candidate 20 succeed himself ~ Justice
OF tie peace WAS attending 10 business in
Keystone this week.
w. O. Morris Of Pocshontas, Va. one
OF the best business men i'm the town.
made a business trip 70 Charleston last
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. F. Sau pie, the popular
tailor, member of the firm of
Hill & CO.. left yesterday morn
ing for his southern home in
Greenwood, s. c.. to spend q
few months with his people until
he regains his hea t. Mr. Sam
pie made a host of friends and
with him an exceptions
OF being recognized
oy every body as a gentleman OF
first water. He carries with him
the highest esteem and respect
Of the best people of this city
and county.
Miss Mobile Scott, OF Colum
bus, Ohio. who is visiting her
brother in Eckman for q few
days, vas in this city this week
She was accompanied bv her
friend. Mrs. Mar cy Faulkner of
Eckman.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
JUDGE c|'0uA1z
Gives Views on Politi-
cal Situation

Judge" q. l.. COUNT, Assistant
Pros cutting Attorney and who has been
connected with this office in an official
way since 1907 and good Republican OF
no uncertain tenets. claims or afiilia-
lions, was attending to some very inn
Portant Business in Keystone this week
ut the office of Attorney Ira Paft
iow. when the editor Of the Mcdowell
Times asked the Judge" how he stood
on the political situation in the State
and county Of Mcdowell. he replied, IL
am for Hatfeld's administration and
think the Republicans ought 10 "dof'
their hats in approval Of IL in its entirity
30 far - the county 10 concerned, want
TO zee good, safe, sound and common,
sense Republicans elected to office.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28

~ - 40 - eu,H&n, =. ~, b,
~. vns~~s a.. - NJ polz1ko are
80 hs = is-s - aps 70 b rspssssnsing
60 man - h = anosh<r Again. shoss
No voosd have yc1 bslieve he knows h
I'll, 80 ofsRn och - hsvs mo visibas
nssns a supp~<s;" and in cur town.
Mr.. Edieor, dat kind II fsiIov y usually
eai1sd . fanny kind Il na- H><>:3
you viii do our lifsls scci<ty the kind
~ - I'll such fsllovs ths quickse shsy
- a ths "hand box" ssop sctipe o.
spiDg ~ osber fellow and learn 70 have
some opinioos u his Own, thea be win
bs-vorthy Of skiing for he peoples a.
sentioo- Soch opinions - . Shake Reg
Poaiti' ian" may have. il Jon shake . rag
~ him his opinions viii - quickly aud -
often - you shake. change
There are some other features about
the shake Rag Politician" We hope TO
call youx attention 70 in a lev da1s.
We will give some Of their names coon
There are only one or two in two or
three towns Of this county and one Of
them u in Jour town, and let ~ Say he
10 . ''Shake Rag politician from way
back down in "Dougisnd. - sure - y "a
are horn. You can look at hum and see
that ne 10 shaker" Two are in Kim
ball, and the Other :does not claim any
particular place tor his home.
Very truly youn for the Party,
"a VOTER"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28

For several weeks Mrs. James George.
one OF the most respectable a. WAS ~ in
tiuentisl Christian women OF the town Of
Northfork, hss been forced to her room
and bed with sickness which, instead Of
getting better. seems 10 have grown worsr
She was under the expert and efficient
skill and medical attsnt,on Of DIR. j. f..
Hereford who hes rendered her every p.s
sIble aid for her recovery, and while she
very sick yet, she 10 not beyond reach Of
hope. Her condition, though has grown
to such q serious state till after consul
tation among Drs. Hereford. Harrison
and Marshall II va though advisable To
take her to Hsrrison's Private Hospital
where, il necessary, an operation might
be performed. Mn. George has q host
of friends in Kimtall where she is a.
much a. at her home and aside from the
imme late attention that she shall he
given her all the time Ivy the trained
nurses, she will hive the smiling conso-
alton of friends who wish the best for
her at all times.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
ElkH0Rn

The Eigth Grade Pupils of the Elk
horn Graded School gave an entertain
ment Friday evening, January 81, at
which they rendered the two comedies,
The Automatic Servant" and "A Dog
that will fetch will carry" Refr sh-
ments were served They took IN the
handsome sum OF Sl9 40.
Mn Ella Thomas has been suffering
with La Grippe for the past two weeks
Miss virla Cobbs, of AnAwalt. was the
week end guest Of Miss Lanrs Nowiin.
Mr.. James CLARK left Monday on No.
=, for CHI istiansburg
Mrs. Mary J. Mack Was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Floyd Ross was q business visitor
TO Keystone this week.
We are glad 10 see Mr.. Manuel Gard
ner out again af a severe case Of the La
Grippe
Mrs. Martin. Of Croz'er, returned
donday after a long stay at her home in
Msrtinsville.
Miss Hattie Johnson. Of Maybuery,
<as the gnest Of her sister sunday.
Miss Bijou Il. Franklin was a visitor
TO Elkhorn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens are the
proud parents Of fine baby boy. weigh
ing l-2 pounds. The little stranger
arrived Saturday morning.
Mr.. Dolphus Galloway, Of Virginia. IL
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Owen Cal
Iowsy.
Mr.. Cal Morris left Tuesday morning
Tor Charleston where he will spend few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, Of BelIspring-.
Va, who visited their daughter. Mrs.
Leila Thomas, returned home last week
Mrs Maud Woods. Of Paahontas.
vas q visitor here this week.
Mrs Wm. Drewry, of Northfork. was
The guest Of her parents sunsy.
Mr. VIM. Farmer returned Monday
night after q short visit TO h,s family at
Cullen, Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
J. ". Foy, Of Ca~yfor
Hatfield and Robinson

j. w. Foy, Of CAV. Trs asurer of the
Pinacle Lodrr, No. ~ X. of r., Treas
urer Of the United Orier OF Odd Fellows,
No. 5702, Gsry. and Srp-rvisor Of the
Sixth District. Grand Lodge OF Old
Fellows Of Mcdowell and MinRo counties
was in the city Of Keystone this week.
Mr.. F"y says, "Mr. Editor, you may
say for me ON the matter IL politics that
an tor. and ~ far as can learn, my
people are for II stiield's administration
and for the nomination Of Judge Ira +.
Robinson fol our next Governor"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
" SHAKE RAG POLITICIAN"

Mr. Editor:
We have been wanting N write Jon
Tor some time and ak you To please pub
l'sh in your paper our views on the
shake Rag Politician -
He is fellow you find running around
al over the country with hardly sense
enough 20 bell bull" telling the peo-
pie who 10 vote for, and the worse thing
about u all, u that 90 often 10 il that
they are such fellows - can't rememb>,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
Richard Brown Dead

Alter short illness with pneumonis
Mr.. Richard Brown. a we'll known eitl-
zen OF Kimball. passed over into the
great unknown beyond. His mysterious
transit from life into death was witness
ell b. his wifi and a number Of 9TH
er immediate relatives together with q
host Of friends Tie was q man that had
always attended Ia his own business and
was a good citizen.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
Jewish Citizens In Keystone Re-
spond to European Sufferers

The Governors Proclamation
mas been met with a ready re-
sponse by the Jews of Keystone
ind a most handsome som has
oeen raised DO them. They all
" anifested great activity and
observed with generous consid
'rations the day with liberal do
ratisns for the National Relief
Day the crying need of help Z. r
suffering Jews in European. The
amount will be published later.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28
LENS N RlE MB


Providence, T. L., Jam ss.-rhe iesd-
're ttovrey in sh~srisl of Mr. r. ixt~sh
Nohr. now going On here ior th<s munier
Of hsr husband, DR.. Mohr. sppeaD n b.
lillian ". Le~is, of B~son. The h.rmsr
Harvard footbsli Star ami ex-A~i tAns
Attorney General Il the Uuissd states
Mr. Lewis is OF coursel FIR tie colored
boys. Brown, Speilmsn and Hesly. and
his brilliant cru-s-s X animation of Wit
nessss and mia fine conception Of legal
tactics, rhow him . lawyer Of marked
Distinction. W h~u Lewis Ma. = fresh
man At Amherrf, Sudge Sers. tie pre-
sIdfng Judge ar rhe trial. Mas -<u}oF
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28

Misses Nevs May Barnes, Gertrude
Hickman. Me~.rs. J. Wesley Gray. and
Greed Davis were visiting Mrs. Julia
Hunt at Algoma, Suudsy, who is con-
fined 10 her bed. Her many friends wish
her q speedy recovery.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-28

Mrs.. Mamie T. wbittico, Of william
-on, accompanied by Master NJ. Whit
tico, Jr, "Bn~s" Leonidas and the Doc
W we're in KinbsIl Monday and Tues
d y 70 see the sick.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
Miss Nina Barnard has returned

Miss Nina Barnard has returned
home from. Several de H'o !tisit t,
New Orleans iai'iii fo1 'q9'z5 -
Mr., Robert Broussard .s,.|,.
ter, Miss Vina are yisitil o' .
Washington, D., G.. and New y T. <.
Now is the time to order YOU
Christmas Turkey from Chas
Kahn. Phone No. 227. 5a4' 5sn>v
E Mrs. H. P. Ortmeyyaesr 81. off, Match.
toches, La, is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jim Colgin.ia baa asoai "a
Is MI. John Anglers left last Wed
'nesday3 for Porto Rico. where
ne will have charge of a large
sugar mill and expects to be alb
sent for several months. orisq baa
d The home Of Mr. and u Mrs
Barker Suttle was made happy
yesterday morning by the arrival
of a sweet girl baby. sreey avhy +as
Mr.. Knight of the firm of Lewis
4 Knight. corn buyers will leave
Sunday for. Dallas, d Texas to
spend the holidays. r.r ..,.s4-
Mr.. Sandager of Jeanerette was
a business visitor in New Iberia
on Wednesday. 'a'ad"oI aa2I
. .rFrfT -.fs.fIl. r-.aF s--
For card advertising space in
Street Cars by month or the year,
ring Southwestern Traction and
Power Co., Phone ATT. ri ~.
There was much joy in the
household Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
J. Gary on the 18th instant due to
the arrival there of a bouncing
boy. sila1 .aoS!sH5, me@3 .asaa41 u
On Tuesday evening last a
number Of the members Of the
Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. g. Weeks in East
End. Rev. Paradis who was pres
ent delivered an interesting and
entertaining talk which was high
" enjoyed by those present. anoii9s
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16

J. Burke. A. c. Lassalle, l.. O.
Hacker. r.. F. Delahoussaye, p.
r. Burke, S.A. Viator. J. p. SUD-
erbielle. M. Bergerie. J.. A. Via
tor. Gordon A. Sandoz. Theard
Hebert, Fred Decuir, Alex Bag
AIRY, P. d. Brotlssard, P. B..
Breaux. Felix Romero, Lionel
Laperouse, Luc Hebert, Adolphe
Lasserre, Paul J. Hebert, Jos. A.:
Courrege, Sidney HILBERT. f. f..
Delhommer, w. Hugonin, E. M.
Frenzel and Luke Bertrand.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16

her death four children, two sons
and two daughters. Mrs. Junius
Sampson of Beaumont. Texas sn4
Miss Kate Rose and Melsra. ]. ~
and Stephen Rose. citizens Of
Parish. The funeral was
Quoted by Rev. r. B. Diggg
the Epiphany church on Tue
afternoon at three o'clock.
family hav the sympathy Of
friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
LOCALS.

. 80 - ~ - 80 -
The regular services Of the
Prtesbyterian church will be held
by Rev. Paradis tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend these
services. Pre- 7sF ~
Cigars put up in neat Xmas
packages.-Hotel Frederic News
Depot. 3t.s as1 ~ s1ea
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
MRS. WILLIAM ROSE.

Died, at the residence of her son,
Mr.. j. d. Rose at Loreauville, on
Monday, December 18th, 1916 at
8 o'clock P. NJ, Mrs. William
Rose. nee Elizabeth Moss. Mrs.
Rose had reached her. 85th year
and was highly esteemed by all
who had the pleasure of her ac-
Quaintance. She leaves to mourn
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16

WANTED Five or six hum
bred acres OF rice, cane and corn
land on Bayou Teche in Iberia or
st. Mary parishes. Price must
be right. Address Lock Box 217,.
New iberia, La. III 7sqv 9df pHlu
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
DIAMONDS


We have an assert
ment of Diamond rings
and Pins $500 to
$4,000 each. With
each diamond we sell
We give an written
guarantee, we buy d.
rect fl ON the diamond
cutters and thereby
can sell diamonds for
less than nan = others It; 1t
requil cs confidence to
puTcl use a uldmOHu,
so why not buy from a
reliable house like
ours who for 20 years
have an O unblemished
reputation for eff
cheney, court e Gus
treatment, r eliatbl e
goods and honest pri-
ces. Upon those mottos
we solicit your con-
fdence and patronage.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
Taken Up.

A Bay Pony, attached to a buggy
with top at Segura, La, near Sc
gura Refinery. Owner can call
at c. Bourriasue, Segura, La, and
claim same by paying all cost %
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16

PERSONALS,

lSS4{9 . Z
~ sss PERSONALS. 4 ,,a o. +.
'eipdsslss 81 eiiue nds 81
= s.a'J s-Suberbielies has re
aknssd from Az short visit to New
eenRnoiatyo1 lcaso div. 80;
MISS Rita Renoudet Of Lafay.
&ttes spent the weekend here with
MI parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Renondet. - a5,,1, y ' .s +
u Misses Eta ~ Stamin, Ifa5s Clara
Craig Sadie Kahn. Julia Mcbride
Miss Richardson, Messrs. Walter
Nc Bride and Leo Kahn motored
here for few hours last Sunday
from Rayne.a h,;.sq vi a5tr ,
Mr.. G. N. Belanger of 'Erath
spent last Sunday here with his
family. 2ni7isa91 ,no'i'4fsieeos sat nt q,
Miss Lizzie DeBlanccs of .Derroou,,eein,
spent the weekend here with rel
atives. iis.z bna y5saqe1q d ssoibeI;
Mrs. Margaret Hall Bauman
was united i'm marriage to. Mr.. NJ.
c. Reeves of sLoneville, La, at De
Rmder, La. on Monday, Decem-
Der 18th. 'dHq 5salo % geiie 5ssafs e
Mrs. Ed. Terrell Of Avery's Is
land spent Wednesday here with
relatives snibaid sd .grss s5ms~it,
The Brooklyn Club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Clarence Duperier. The
guest prize was won by Mrs. Clet
Girard; first prize by Mrs. How
ard Lyles and consolation by Mrs.
Sidney Flory. y atA .sia, ~ 'sl'
Mrs. 3Seeman has returned to
New Orleans. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Berard. /
Mrs. James Bolden left Monday
for her home in Runge. Texas.
E The Five Hundred Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the II resi-
dence Of Mrs. Louis Lallande.
The prizes were won by Mrs. CDr.1
Edmond Landry and Miss Sis
Renoudet. ora yfgidf aidtiyf5 .eF1sdI asI
Mr.. Warren Mofe1o Of qiqL Lake
Charles was q business visitor
here for q few days this week.
Mrs. JEFF, Forgey spent last
Sunday with relatives in Morgan;
City. bgfsgq 2a' 5o 3saa e asi.p
The Episcopal Junior Guild!
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Margaret Muller on
Chestnut Street. Il ID asa
Mrs. I'd. Booth Of Baton Rouge
arrived here Monday to visit herI
parents; Mr.. and Mr.. Q. I:
onero. asaa ~
hest music. the fastest. s1berie
5lry Co. s8 -
Ralph w. Frame pre-
Lar husband with . fine
hursday morning.
36ta LeBoureeois Of Jean
nt The weekend here,
Miss Gussie Brown.
-, Dewey Kyle ar
- Sunday to visit
III. ara 1frs. Fred
after TIE holidays.
trsm has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
NAMES BOLDLY
SIGNED TO THE
ENDORSEMENTS
Nothing Backward About Nerv.
Worth Users-For Example,
Read Engineer David E.
Paxton S Statement.

lt is boz order Co Introduce the strIk-
ing endorsement which appears below
with the reminder that every Nerv-
Worth statement printed lu these coll
uuus i- signed document No guess
work Of any kind i- TcsOrts.d to. Ntrv.
Worth users come boldly % the front
and are not ashamed to si-r their
names Co The statements given 10
The PURCHASING public this has the
rIshf ring. Dr. shows honesty of pur-
pose ON The DuIor-cr'- part Ncrv-
Worth is modern tonic and r. en-
dors"m'uts are sIened and printed N
% modern way. The following being an
example.
Hau'- prur store After being on
duis one year With nervous break
down. mo- appetite. low spirits no rest
en- m-ht and general debility 7 con
cluded tn try Norv Worth.
After takiu- tho nrst bottle 4 besar
to feel better Now D can sleep and
got us rest and ana always hungry.
Have uo 100 effects whatever saf
and my nerves ara Qulet,d wonder
fully. ] recommend Nerv-WorrA To-
amy body suffering as did
lHi-uedl ID. T.. PAXTON
AS David T. Paxton is the Won
known er-Iur.r on tl. WLe.Iul Ter.
minal r. r. lhe lives 40 $40 Hlsh ST..
futunI. tho foregoing comes from a.
-u.r.. uer..ns o.. most careful st-
f.U. .Uu
Your dollar back at Bau's drug store
I OF N.r'-N ortl does not help you Ouf
personal -uarautse DIS back of fnt.
. guarantee Dos the Wentworth Co. h.
4 d. EHu Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
BELLAIRE MAN COLLECTS FUNDS
FOR WAR PRISONERS IN SIBERIA
\ TOTAL or St22 ALREADY HAS
BEEN GIVEN FOR The
SUFFERERS.
victor G. Weeks Acting in Behalf Of
the Prisoners War Relief
Committee.
CERTIFICATE

NLW YORK. Feb. I. 1916
This Us to certify that Mr.. Victor
g. Wicks. ~ Beilaire. Ohio. is col
lectins contributions ON behalf of
the Prisoners of War Relief Com
Hl'i'e. Tor the German and Aus
iro-liunearian prisoner, OF war In
siberia. This committee is for
wardinE the results OF his collec-
tions to neutral and absolutely
trustworthy distributing agencies
american Rcd Gross. American
consular service. and the cmcr-
eercy committee OF TicntsIu. Chi
MAJ who. under Inc supervision of
a special representative OF the de-
par'uout of state iu Nladiyostok.
deliver moneys and goods az the
various .urnruuC1t camps.
Prisoners az War Relief Com
p. Won NydGon. Sec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
REVIVAL MEETINGS
~ First Christian Church Are Attract.
ing Large Crowds and Singing
Proves Feature.

Large crowds are attending the re-
VNal meetings which are being held
81 fte First Christian church on Mar
Eat street. and much interest is being
taken. The meetings are under the
direction of Rev. W. "A Fields. who is
"a most powerful speaker. The sing
.r- ty q large choir Is also proving "a
feature Many OF the old-time gospel
ymre are being sung
an are cordially invited 10 attend
leueorna- which start az 5:45 o'clock
each evening The subject for this
oveuIu- viii bo "A Busy Mans Blum
der"