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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

the ground after furious r7;TuT. fai-
ing uprn his man with his full Weight
Sullivan came out w!rh a rush for IN"
third ruurd and sent HEer Spihh!nS o.
tho ground when he uDcorkcd Wnk'u
right arm swl"S into tho stomach n"r
was a brief exchange 81 open hand STAR
ping IN tho fourth round. and claims OF
foul were advanced ny Suli:NanS sec
nnds when Hyrr threw their man %
the turf and lay stretched "HS upon
sullivan for over a minutcS SULLIVAN
was dragged from under Hycr ard car
r!cd to his corner.
From then Oh 70 N" fourteenth round
Sullivan took a man-S.Zcd heAunE WIN
out Il backward step. His mouth ana
nose were putr"d ny from Snmc har rt
eye and had tn" chamrou.S body Grim
son rod from his SmLSh"S. In N" thir-
tecnth round lty"r barE"I sullivan UP
against the ropes and C"rn"f"d MN
there. holding ont" the ropes Win rs
left hand and punching with hlS right.
4 man named Il"nr"Ss"r. of Roston.
raugh, hold OF lIEcr's LETT thuinh ano
bent II back until re let go 81 the rope.
but Hycr would not b" drnI'd, ana n'' ts
taking a wild swing at llcrn">S"N ne
again rushed sullivan I" tho r"r"S ana
picking him up bodily crashed hlm -
the turf with smash. at the Same
time falling uron him with ms Knees
doubled up under him. sullivan h2u 10
be carried 10 his corner.
Sullivan was very grogGy when ne
toed the scratch FOR the tifteenth rouna:
liver caught hold 81 HIS left arm ana
using all his strength almost ais!ocatcd
the shoulder with 4 wrench. II was
useless TO Sullivan thereafter. and II
was an easy matter for Hycr 20 throw
his opponent and crush down upon HIM.
The next round. the sixteenth. was tho
last. sullivan came out with MS iett
arm hanging by his side. Hyer had
previously done all his fEhnns IN his
half OF the ring. allowing sullivan 10
rush in. but In this round no was or his
stool like a shot and in Sullivan's corner
before the Yankee had time 20 get into
position. He steRdi"d Sullivan Win q
long left and then hooked two wicked
rights to tho face that Sullivan took
without hinching
Hyer rushed him 10 the ropes and mt
inR Sullivan in the air tossed him to tho
frozen ground with all his strength,
jumping upon him as he lay In hud-
died hear When at last the seconds or
the two men had succeeded upon prylnG
liver loose from sullivan. Il was seen
that the Yankee was absolutely unable
70 continue the battle. the referee award
I'D tho championship 70 Hyer after sew
entecn minutes and eighteen seconds Of
terrific battling.
Brave and sk!lltul as Yankee Su'iivan
was ne had found his master. Hyer
was badly punished. but his injuries
were as nothing when compared with the
terribI. beating that Sullivan took sm!l-
inEiy for sixteen rounds. He had to be
conveyed to Mount Hope hospital in
Baltimore where no stayed for week
slowly recuperating from tho after
effects.
Hyer was arrested upon arriving at
sured that Suluvan's lire was not In
danger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR
CHARLES MORNINGSTAR
Former Ohio County Member OF Lsgts-
lnture ana Prominent alaBsworksr
Taken By Death.

Funeral services for Charlcs Morning
star, who died Saturday at his home At
Glendale. will he held Tuesday morning
at 10 80 o'clock IN the Glendale Mstho-
dist church. Intcrmcnt Will he mnde In
n Mourdsvilln cemetery. TIL" deceased
was 50 years Of age and was we'll
known glassworkcr. IL was employed
at the Fostor!a glass plant nj Mounds
willie.
He ir survived nv his wife. who is III
At present. on SON. Charles. Jr.: two
daughters. Misses Helen and Clarn: HIS
mother. living AZ Wheeling. and n
brother George. Of Berwood. Mr..
MorninEstar was horn in Wheeling on
October -. 1850. 10 was married twice.
the frst time in 1888. his wife dyinR x
two years later. HIS second marriage
was 70 Miss Relic Taylor In 1898 In
his latter years he moved TO Mounds
Vile and entered upon his duties at tho
Fostoria Glass company. where he has
been located since. While SIN a resi-
dent Of Ohio county h" had IN" honor
OF being a delegate Of the house OF dels-
gates.
Tho deceased Wa Cor ten years presi-
dent Of the Moundsv;lle Glassworkers
union. He was on" Of the Marshall
, county four minute men during tn" war.
He was q member OF IN" knights OF
Pythias. ST. Paurs Evangelical church
! of Wheeling. and trutes Of the Glen
| dale Methodist church.
FunsrNl This Morning.
This morning at $50 funeral services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

Ssventy-ewo years ago las, Saturday
January 81. ls4S. Tom Hyt- and James
(Yankee) Sullivan touEh: their meT"r'
able eara fist battle at Rock Point. Nd
FOR purse 81 5000 and $4,000 SIDE
est
The battle was enc topic. OF Hstic con
yerSation on both sides or the NttaHt,c'
as Yankee sullivan had cleaned up INC
best IN Ric!Sh pugdnn. while Hyer was
champion ct America. sullivan and
liver had agreed that the battle was
20 take place near Virginia. but ire po-
ice authorities harass"d me puE'hs,s
in such a way Ria: the Maryland site
issd
The dav ri tNc fight was cold and
bleak with about foot 80 snow on the
ground. but 4 sDao" was cleared a1d
hot bricks placed in the corners OF tho
-trE e." the 'rcn 10 warm their feet on
between rounds.
Hy-r was zee, 81, inches and weigh.
ID 49, pounds. sullivan stood feet
loL7 inches and scaled under la5
pounds Johnny Ling won the TOSS FOR
corners for sullivan and chose corner
that caused tho sun 10 shine In Nyer
FACE. Tommy Burns and joe WtnroT
seconded tho champion. while Sullivan
Rad Ling and Country McClosSey behind
him.
Hycr wor" long white Fights with the
American flag wound HrSund his o- wa'ss T.
green Ailk handkerchief with white
polka dots FOR belt over his green
lights. They wore heavy shoes with
spikes. Sam Van Eostrand was the ref
cree and Harry Coulton and Jimmy Way
the umpires.
The Few hundred spectators stood
around the ring In mass formation, with
huge scarts and oyercoats 10 protect
chsm from the raw weather. The ring
aide betting was heavy. with Hyer fAv-
orite.
As the men faced each other IN rms
centre. Sullivan appeared as light
Esisht IN comparison with sf,., his much
as he grasped Hyer's hand and wished
him luck He was badly handicapped
by weight. reach. strength and height
but gamely began the aght by rushinS
IN with both hands going fast for the
body.
Hyer stopped him short with IorS
left. crashing over a wicked right hook
20 the forehead that banged sullivan W
against the ropes. Yankee rushed IN
the minute Re reGained his senses and
endearored e. wreStie Hycr TO the
ground. but the champion picked him
UP with ease and they both crashed to
the frozen turf with Hyer on top.
On toeins the scratch for the second
round blood was yelling from Sullivan
head. and first blood was claimed b.
inEly, The cries OF first blood for Hyer
seemed 70 madden sullivan and he
rushed in with head down. sending soma
wicked hayrakers through the afr in an
effort 10 reach his tall opponent. Hyer
met him with some furious right and
van tried hard % reach the jaw but his
blows fell short. Hyer threw him tc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

Bryan Downey. 81 Columbus. O.. ap-
peared here a. scheduled and fought
'en 'hard rounds. while Joe Welsh. OF
Philadelphia. was substituted BY Len
Eawhn~ OF Milwaukee. and although
"a records indicate he was a fighter.
ell ne vas able 20 do was 20 keep on
I - feet
Dawnsy proved % b. a whtGlwtnd
from start 70 finish and rainei blow
fter blows without 4 return. RaElin
llpded but thirteen punches Throughout:
20 entire ten rounds. Four OF these
landed during the early rounds. and tho
,Glwaukee b1ttler was 80 surprised that
he was unable 20 land his nth ono
MIL tho eighth round. when Dovn"y
walked into a straight left jolt TO tho
face. and again when the Columbus lad
pened himself and Rawlin's left land
, ! on the chest.
RawlrS landed enc blow during tho
ripth round ard five in the final. JUST
Low he was able to exert himself 10
Itnd five blows during the last session
is stiII a puzzle 70 local fight fans.
n 0. I.aushlrn was originally signed
up 10 fight Downey. but he left for
Europe last week. and Joe Welsh was
signed W instead. The latter is said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
LEN RAWL|NS IS GOOD PUNCHING
BAG FOR BRYAN DOWNEY'S FISTS

to have met with some kind OF an acci-
dent last week. and 1t took three stitches
10 sew up his head.
As last resort the local promoter
secured Len Rawlins. OF Milwaukee. q
middleweight with quite reputation.
having fought Mike Gibbons, Joe Chip
and other top-notchers of tho middle
weight class
DOwncy Ia just a new conner IN the
! mlddleweight class and Rawllns was
! only the fourth man he has met in this
i division. and II this Is the best a mid
| dlewelght fighter can show Downey will
quickly put them out OF the way. and
! place himself in front for fight With
Mike O'Dowd.
The Columbus lad Is really not a wei
terwcight. He can make the weight FOR
! this class. but he is unable to secure
bouts because OF his wonderful fighting
! ability, SO his manager Is signing UP q
number Of middieweights.
! Many fans often wonder what Tight
| er's thoughts are. while in the ring.
Downcy's thoughts must have been ono
! OF two things: this lads father was
right there in his corner throughout
the Highland then he IS to be married
70 Miss Lily Briggs of Columbus, o..
on February Il. HIS first fight after hia
marriage will be with Jack Brltton- on
February 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
OBITUARY
REV. C, D. C|LM0RE'S
FUNERAL TUESDAY
Ar GAINESVILLE

Funeral services for EcN carl H.
Gilmore will he held TUESDAY afternoon
at one o'clock from the Main street VI.
f. church al EarncsvIlle. Ohio. All the
ministers Of the Barn"sville churches
Will Asaist in TN" services Inter
mcnt viii 10 made In Bethesda cemc-
terry.
RcH. Gilmore died from an attack or
heart failure. while preparing his ser,
mons for Inc sunday service at ESQ
o'clock Sunday afternoon. IN his STUDY
Tho sad nows came as shock TO his
lnree circle OF friends az ne was we'll
known throughout tho district.
Rev. Gilmore was ono Of tho most
esteemed men Of Barnesville and was
regarded as ono OF tho best pastors IN
Belmont county. lie has been pastor
Of the Second NJ. f. church for the past
four years He WAS in his 33rd yenr Of
age and leaves his wife and six child
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
MOUNDSV|LLE HIGH IN
TWO GAMES THIS WEEK
MouNpSvrLLE FIVE TO MEET TRr-
ADELPH1A HIGH AT WHEELGNG
PARK CASINO FRIDAY NIGHT.
Red and BLACK Quintet OF Beuaire
High school VIII Be Met On
saturday at BeuAlre.

Two hard games ara on the schedule
Of the boys and girls teams OF Mounds
vInc high this week end. The first
game Of the week will be played on a
Friday evening. when both teams will
clash with the Triadelphia high teams
al tho Wheeling Park Casino.
On Saturday evening. both teams will
60 TO Reilaire TO meet tho Red and
Black defenders at the Gravel Hill
gymnasium in Bellairc.
All players Of Moundsvills High
caIne through last weeks games In fine
shape and will start tho games this
W .Ck-end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
MANY HIGH SCHOOLS
ENTERED FOR The
MORGANTOWN Event

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Feb. I'm
less the West Virginia Intcrscholastic
League fails IN IT'S work. the students
will meet this year in friendly rivalry
10 decide the state leadership in debate.
essay. Grafton and eXtemporaneous
speech. This is the first time that there
has ever been statewide contest for
tho purpose Of pointing out the scholars
most profcient in forensic abilities. al
though athletic rontests have become
we'll established. The annual high school
track and field meet at the state Univer-
sity, and the high school basketball
tournament for boys at Buckhannon.
and the tournament in hasketoa!i Tor
girls at Spencer are already cStaDlished
need for something 70 spur on training
alonE such lines as would most rapidly
develop leaders in the state schools
Therefore the West Virginia Inter.
FaiTrnont during tho State Education
Association 20 help promote leadership
Public speaking has been neglected in
most high schools because there was
lack OF Incentive TO take tho work up.
and a lack Of interest among students
after II had been taken up. Tho com:
petition in debate. essay. Grafton ana
extemporeneous speech IS eSpsGisd 20
build up work of this sort IN all west
Virginia high schools.
Ross B. Johnston. Of tho University
list ~ moro than NIFTY schools which
had already arranged TO enter the con-
tests. They Include the following:
Anderson. BelinGton. Berkeley Springs
burg, clay, East Bank. Elkins. Edge
wood Fairnont. Fairview,. Gary. Gass.
away, Grafton. Jane Lew. k"yser. King.
, wood. Ltttleton. Lost Creek Lumber
port. Warrington. Marlinton. Morgan
town Masontown. Moundsville. Newell.
New Cumberland. New Martinsyille.
New Cumberland. Sorthfork. New Mar
tinsville. Parkersburg. Parsons. Penns-
horo, Paw Paw. Point Pleasant, Pine
Grove. Ravenswood. Redwood. Rires-
Vilis. ST. Marys. Sistcrsy'IlGs Spencer.
sutton Thomas. Warwood (Wheeling).
Webster Springs. Weirton. West Monon-
sah. Vest Milford. West Union. W heel
Ing ard Williamson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
ARE You Los1Ho ~PEP-,

Do you feel tired all the time? Does
your back ache? Do you feel you are
not 30 spry as you use 10 be: Middle
aged mon and women often blame on.
coming old age for loss Of ambition and
energy when II II overworkcd or dis.
ordered kidneys that cause them to feel
old before their time. Foley Kidney
Pills tone up and invigorate tho Rid
neys. Danish bachache, rid the blood Of
poisons Rev. w F. NJ. Swyndofo, MA.
con- Ga. writes IT am ready any time
to speak for Foley Kidney Pills" Sold
Everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
LAUNDRY CONVENTION.

The West Virginia Laundry Owners
association will hold their annual COLI
vcntion in this city on Feb. 27-2s. Sec
rotary w. p. Parkhill of tho association
has issued an announcement to all mem
bers Of tho organization The feature
Of the convention Will be an address by
George w. Coopar. president OF the as
ISOLATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
Holloway FunsfhL

Funeral services for Ellsworth Hol.
loway will be held this afternoon at |
o'clock from tho family home, No. ?3i
Arcaria avenue. Pleasantcn. Rev; T!alpi
a. Iarshman. pastor ~ the Edtwood
Lutheran church. will have charge OF
tho services. lnt"rmcnt viii be made
in Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Holloway
died very suddtnlv Saturday morning
following an attack Of heart trouble.
He was in HIS 9Th year Of age md Is
survived By Ills wife. Martha +. liollo-
way. one daughter, Miss Marjorie: one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
Elliott Funeral.

Funeral services for Martha Pauline
, Elliott, who died on Saturday morning
hi. afternoon from the family resi-
denee at Elm Grove. Rev. l. B. Lew.
ellyn. pastor OF the stone Presoyteria,n,
church. viii officiate. lnterment VIII
be mad. IN Stone Church cemetery. Tho
deceased was IS years old and the
daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Hiram Elliott.
, Besides her parents she Is survived by
two brothers Allen and Russell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
Johnston BurrowB-

Johnston Burrows. we'll known resi-
dent Of North Market street. died AZ
his late residence last evening at ~
o'clock following 4 short illness. Ha
was born and reared in this city and
had a large host OF friends. His. wife
preceded him to the grave several years
ago. He Is survived by II chilcrcn.
The body Was removed TO Altmryer and
Mccoy undertaking psrlor at HOS Chap
line street. He Was a member Of the
Golden Links. At q late hour last er-
enng funeral arrangements had not boon
completed. Intermcnt will be made IN
ut. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
John W. Robinson

PITTSBURGH. Penna.. Feb. John
Wilkins Robinson. chairman fthe Al.
leEheny County Democratic comm::ree
and we'll known In Pennsylvania politi.
cal circles. died today In Riverside, Calf,
according 10 word received hero by re-
latives. He was born here 20 years ago,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

FOR Nicholas Jochun. who Died on Fri
day will he held from the family home
No. 1856 East Eleventh street. REQUIEM
high mass at ST. Alphonsus church al
nina o'clock. lnterment will DO made IN
Mt Galway cemetery. The deceased
was in his list year of age and is SUR
vived BY hs wife and Ave daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
Hnru L. MaKRrt,

FNRMONT, ". Va. Feb. l.-Harry
l.. Stewart, aged IS years. WAS awak-
ened this morning with a terrific head
ache at his home here and within a
lev minutes he was dead. He was
book-keeptr for the Home Savings
Bank, OF FArmont. Stewart saw serv-
Ice In the late war and had a severe
case Of influenza last winter from
which he had never fully recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

7LARKSBCRG. Feb. l.-pr. Fred
Dew, 40. q prominent Lewis county
physician. died last night at Weston.
after a several months Illness. He was
a member OF prominent family or
Salem this county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
W,V,U. to Get Date
On California Sked
Tho InrslligenCer

Srccia! To The Intflligencer
MORGANT0WN. W. Va, Feb. 1.-The
I-nlverSity Of California has offered
Nest virginia tho Chnlc" OF Two dates
on It's nrE eastern baseball tour next
spring and Il L. practically certain that
the weste.ners Will appear hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
1oeper runsral To-day.

Funeral services for Rudolph Lorper:
who died at the Ohio valley General
hospital Friday. will he held this ~.
ternoon at two o'clock In the family
home No. Al0 Wet1el street. inter
mcnt will ne made IN Mt. Zion cemetery.
The deceased was in his ffty-f,h year
Of ago and vas we'll known on tho
South Side,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

In Mt. Zion cemetery. The deceased
was tho infant son % Emma and Ralph
Fleming besides his parents. no j!
survived BY his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred FrantZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Feb. l.-Benjar1'r
David Henry. we'll known author, pub
fisher and educator. died today at HI:
home here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
Review of Bout When
Gloves Were Unknown

HYER'S ATTACK PUT SULLIVAN IN HoSPlIA !
T0R WEEK-BATTLE WAS STAGED SEVEN.
TYTWo YEARS AGO, LONG BEFORE PADDED
GLOVES WERE HEARD OF IN THE BOXING
RING-UsED HOT BRICKS TO KEEP FEET
WARM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

Private funeral services FOR Harold
Chester Fleming. who died on Friday.
will ba held this afternoon al tho fam
ily residence. No. 2S0a MrCoilurh Rtreet
at 2;30 O'Clock. Interment will! be mado
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
lAwLHs WAS UNABLE TO sECu1E
A BOUND On EVEN 4 DRAW N
HIS BOUT XEHE sATuR-
-. DAY MIGHT.
Big Crowd Witnessed Bouts ~ MARKET
Auditorium Saturday Evening.
Intelllgeacers Decisions

Inteuig enc er's Decisions.
Bryan Downing. OF Column
bus, took all ten rounds in
fight with Len Rawlins. OF
Milwaukee.
Frances Ford. OF Aetnavtlle.
had a shade over Bud GregS.
OF Pittsburgh.
Young Crock outpointed
Young DAILY. OF Bridgeport.
willard Hahn Johnny Vas
cher, draw.
Kid Vasser lost 70 Hardhead
Reuther on points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

son. Howard, and two brothers, III
and OFT Holloway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02
3uAarl TpaM,

This afternoon A. : eeIt<i, fsh:!ai
ser .s;:r tor 70 M: f}ss: = .S $s
ton. viii BE- held from he fageily hsle q
Gibson. pastor Of the liI1t prsseytT-
Ian church. will eeHduet ne Ilffteal.
Entomhnlent will b made ia 0fte4geel
nausoeleurn. The decSased 10 enlytS3l
by her parents and one ststAs. M HAs
a member Of The First psS1SytSftsn
church.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

buy WAR SAYINGS irAAIe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-02

Ssventy-ewo years ago last Saturday
January 81. lS4S. Tom Hye- and James
(Yankes) Sullivan touEh: their meu"r-
able eara fist battle az Rock Point. Nd
for a purse 81 5000 and $1,000 SIDE
"a
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-09-30

Our pastor, E. H. Sapp, return
ed from Conference Monday after
noon. Every one is pleased to
know he is to stay with us another
year.
Calendar for the week: Older
boys and girls council meeting in
annex Monday 7:3O. p. m. Social
Committee of Epworth League,
Tuesday, 7:30.p m, Prayer Ser
vices Thursday, 500 pm. Uthai
Society meets with Mrs. Knott
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O. p. m.
Regular Sunday Services.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-09-30
ME-. Church, Not...

The attendance at Sunday
School was 1874, collecting $3.50.
There was no preaching services
in the morning our pastor being
away at conference.
The threatening storm lessened
the usual attendance at Junior
League.
The EpworthLeague had charge
of the entire evening services be-
ginning at 7:3O with Gus Camp
bell as leader. A very interesting
program was put on and some ex-
cellent music rendered. There
were 103 present over IL years
old. The attendance contest be-
tween the men and the women
is progressing nicely, the women
think, as they are 81 in the lead.
Hurry up, men.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-09-30
M. E. Church appointment.

Rev. E. H. Sapp returned from
conference at Sedalia Monday.
Mr.. Sapp's many friends will be
glad to-kHow that he was reap
pointed to this charge. Dr.H. B.
Foste.'t district superintendent,
was also reappointed to this dis
trict, and DR.. Crissman and Rev.
c. r. Disney 10 the two churches
at Carthage.
DR.. Il. Geyer was returned
to First Church, Joplin; Rev. P.
R. Hoos comes from the church at
Clinton to / yels Avenue, Joplin.
DIR. Nelson wen from Byers Ave-
nue. to Sedalia. Rev. Rowland
Hill, pastor of Arlington Church,
Kansas City, went to Webb City.
Rev. W. H. Dalton was assigned
to Sarcoxie. Rev. Guy Willis
Holmes, who has been pastor of
the Central Avenue Church at
Joplin, was assigned to Carter
vile and Rev. Frederick Getty of
Sloan, Ark, goes to Central Ave-
nue. Church.