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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-15
Department Devoted TO Attractive Magazine Material
Random Reels
By HOWARD L. RANN

of .bow-legged pigs to market and re-
turn with the price of twin six, It
produces a lump in his throat as big
as football.
(Copyright.)
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-15

bees being quite content to build upon
it. One advantage OF the aluminium
sheets In that they are not fragile.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-15
TooTHsoME DAINTiEs.

Some Of these dishes may be little
too much work for every day, but VIII
he found very satisfactory for occa-
slOns
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{ s. $7 &35fi 4 5s@.ssS ! :
ONE WAY TO MAKE MARRIAGES LAST

other times In the sincere belief that
the man Is II martyr and has all the
wrOngs on his side (Which % times
out Of 1903 IL not lrue) 'ut "hoh
a woman does II deliberately. she IN
about ns mean as they make them. My
nurgrsrlnn 10 the gods who hrrhnso y
our purHni0rira on earth would be lhhl
rhr get married and then hnvo som"
other woman do the same thing To h"r.
Nn for talking over 0n"s running
mate with ones family VINO hiBh'
be- thought the beat "onfldnnl"s. sine"
they will hive family r"hnhns FOR nor
repeating everything that la HId 10
Ihrm that c"urr" hnr disadvantages al
It's own which ,n"nrr"y need l" Dc
mcni Toned
Rot Many nuoh MothsrIin-L Law
once board Of II mother In law VIII"
rnId rhr made II u rule always I"
Ride with her non Ia law against her
duuphtrT 10 matter what III" 'hus" hI
enhancement liui that wan ten yrnr"
npn aud I haven't hoard "f any nI'hI!h'
.nnn nlu,o Even whrn nn'h"T W
law realty nppIuvrn nnd iH f"nh at h"i
dnuphtr, II, law ~ Tong 49, ia" n"n IN
rntInn,d viii Hhu r"nilnu" I" ho -"
when the nnu ~ dlunnIlHn'h' no"
nanny ,nniI,orr w"uIh not -" VII u th"'
ron'n oyrr. rnlh"I Ilh'r win III" "b"H
nf IunIl,'. " nay dlh"h '"'m"h' "'"n"
A u,Irvnn,r h"iHi"I'h M hi Sy"
r,Ih, /, - riIovnn," Iwi'n an hard "a
ct Ild al ,
.r,u II az" could Inih ih"r" nall"'H
ave, with roIn'"u" VII" w"ulh n"l NV"
nytnrnIhy uul,rr II w"'" h"h"'N'h WI"
- nnh itnur, II ","m Ih'" Nv i''nl'h
In, ,.,,, ,,T thr nIh"I r'Ir"u'h Point az
,I,v wi," would ruTr"ni r"n'" '"i"
l.r,n,uir' Iu ia" hlHl'ulll'-. nhh W."
:, ,uIL .'L.op u,,I,, f"I"v"t nfIrr. that
,..,,,II h. ,,.nudn,T uI IiuI wh"rn IAN
,n"at 81 ~ nmh p""hN r"'"e"n'
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SING SING FUCITIVES
CAUGHT IN FOOTHILLS
OF THE KEARSARGES


N"'"'' - ~ cot p" ''''''h II" ''''
"'" ""h Ai"''"' i'"""'''. """ '."' "'.'
I."". ni"n ri"r r'i""" 81 ''"""''"r
I"H' n"'"'d". ''r''. "''"
i"I"g IL, 'i'' i""'h'''" - '"' '"'"
.""..I"t"a IT," '"'" ''''' ""' "'''''
yg.,. .",t,,l..,.d '.,,'I"r "rtl'" ""''' "
,,.- h.. 10. ,',"'i"Ih. ~ '"''"''''" - q"
,,.-". ",,I ,,"..',,'i''"'I -si'''""' 81"
i...- Ih.g ."-dlIy "h"i'''d '""''
la.,,ur ,,,i rr,irh' $500. 80, 'h'i' -".
,,,L I. Ih.. T.. I,,,u l." '',ri"dy - W.
,I,,, .-,I. In~"o r,I ti'"" ~ '"''"
L,.,,,,,,
u,I,,,, ,.,L I,rrrIi InILri I'r'lv ~
-. ,L,I, ,,,iu,r II,.v rrLl ihni lh"i'
u,, ,,,,,,, ,t,r, rr,nrirr I,",r ~" I'rir
go, an, !. ,,r,I nu ruiutr"lilu u"nrhr
,tLn., ,I,ur, at inr rr.r,; to- ~" rini"
Ii,, ,,,I int, trnuuo,II,uI A. I'"rhr.
t,,r, NOV hoId ~ - ,,nm ~ nu"ih"'
an, ,d ,,irI, hIr ,r0r,nuI Md ihni 81
, ,,,,,r,uI,u rn,nu money nul III" nuiu
n,, ,,lnto ar tho "a, which ih"y attach
81 -, ,I,r nuinmrhtI, they veto dIlv-
Ia,
I've ,,. r,I,h tho Idrn In mind of
,,,J,I ,.IIrc Inundn thry drov"
Wy, ,, r,th ,,rr I'ruuCrtirut IuudH
,,,T, t,,,,,JDy md Monday. hupiuE T."
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"IIc never tAIks me over. oven with
nj. unihrr" so declares II Letter
friend Ia praise Of her husband
It is prnisc. isn't ~ Ana praise
wonder how many homes thnt arc
hrn,rn ur would sim hc intact u the
VIE could hnv" rnId ihnl al the nun
band. aud vic" vrrah .-,
r.aprcInIly vice versa For ""m'1l'
| think. are II hhnd" NOR" prom" w
IhIn form of dlnloynlty than men
women Null Things Over
uhru they get angry with their nus
h,ud, they ar, npI IL null over men
INDIGNATION at their h'.ur"w"f" '"""
No often hualrn Tia" f""I an" u" .''
hIIr II Irnvrn Tia" mind lille. ana 'n'"''
Idle hundnJ unllI they '"n rlnnh " n
inner 1Hru they Icli"N" lh"'T 'i'''
NINA into the n"nI' ~ rynImlh'' tie ""'
Ihry can mai (nnh rymIm'h''I, "n' "
nIo vrIy cnry I" mad wh'" ma '''',''"
i,u,ihIrn nIr T." l." l"lhI Ih" M"
rIrr 81 thip rI"''nh - '"' on ,''"'
win ihnIr lnrhnudn. nfi'r whI'h 'h'Y
,,,,,,, ia, ry,rI,,iI,rIIr car b"'"uH" "
I,,,,,,r ln. much uuIIi ia" "''t li'"'
they huN" n"'h az "
Tho ,nnn "n IL" "ii"I baud. E""r
nuI Iuin IT," fr'uh'I "ih 81 TIC ""'''
81 MON n"h T"'r ""h"'h'" ~ 49,
I'll. Woman who encourages III"
M.Is O"mpl~ins'
m, termination I" InIh uruhllY '"'''N
t., IIo Foam ct n"in" I"uIh'"' ''""''
q, lac lhIukr pIui'"h" !" 'hN', '""'
hIr WI, H. m"i H""l '"""nh '"' 49,
,n, ruhIIy InI,lnnIr 80 '"'""'"t'' '"''
t.,IrIr la hIm n"d r'n'l""IIy rot" h'''
Int, II,, habit 81 IL l"rl"r hIn h''"'
,,,,,r tn I,,r IuI h"t UT"i"'hi
IhInI ihIr 10 go" 81 Ih' '"'""""'
lhInru - v"t"nn "a" u" ~ ''"
n Iu u",""Iim"0 don" 'h""nh''""o'F ""''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
find BODY OF
MURDERED WOMAN

Now York, oct 22.-Tho body Of an
unidentified woman with pieco OF
manila string wound and tied about III"
neck, was found by hunters late today
In Cluinp or trees near West New
brighton. Staten Island
Tho tramplcd condition az tho
ground and marks upon tn" face and
hands Indicated that the roman had
been Killed after 5tTuBElc Her hat
VA, found noVoTal feet away ami pearls
T,,,u, d. hTuLon mech lace were boatIrTrd
about Hho wan apparently about 80
yunIs old
County officials who Immediately
hoEnu an inVo1tlEatl"n nhld ~" woman
nunvcrInH tho don,I tl"n 81 TIA" body
hod Ioon IapuItod n,lnSlnE ga Hi"i'"
I,Iaul ThUy CArIunh'd ih0 "rlnhSI
Iho victim wac lui"d I" III" lonely hr"l
und alIa'hod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Bic OVATION
FOR MORGAN

Epo,taI Dinrhich I" Th" ImirllIE"n''r
,rn,l,.tuu " Va. oct 90 M"nT""
md GrrruhIirr gave trihut" i"hny I"
S.,drr r. T. M"rEnm Republican '"ndl
mt fun. gny,rn"r when unusual CT""iH
Turned DuI - h'1I lhU lt'phhl'lhh H"'
tIuaiUIial 1i"IiIIn""
Al I.ni"n Ia ia" nf'rin""h, '"'b
M,,si,u ri,uk, To .iiu uT the lniBtSl
,ruuda that 'voI Ei"tI"h ~ rnh'l'""
,un,Iu,, tui prvrIn"i 81 W'"l NiEI"l"
MANY sui,IS w.i' ut'"Cni I'"h' "''''
,nrilI.I ~ ia, ''t'nls
A ,IalI iu,Igo MAJ r"u rr''h' ''
.,,...,I,i, .,I,,, at iin,,,vDiI. IL"
n,lI ,,an ,,u~,i.d "nh h,'"Li Il" 81 '"'
go $500. t,..t.i, /" 'i'' ih' h"iI
I..un,,ry Iu1r. h"ir"" wuh i"''"''
NIi..n,g 'l,,,..ri = = iIII' "''h AZ"
A a ,ii..urm.. 81 ir.~ !".h ~II al
,, a.. .,t.,. 81 I"I-IrI ,''''.'. a.
Do hL,T
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ARMED POSSE
HUNTS SLAYER

M,,rrn.lnlc. ia. u,I - Va nr"'"h
I.hrrr IL Tonight r'"tm log " h""n" """h"
At k"}ut"un milne. ur"I h'i'. ~ 'l''
huu, ,,G capturing nu unlh"nllIl"h h'tr"
~ hn tate to-day 'luhh,d I"uiI"'u Y'"'
nId i!uurEu AIii, h,Il I" death "Il"i la
hnI Wounded the huN i"lh"i
rho noTiu n,,"nI,d MII, h"ll nnd h'h
,ru n,ni ih'iI h"u' h't'. a. my w. :"
!, IuIUlnH fI"ur hunting i'lp ~"
rhni Ihr fnIh'r iu iho tee Ih'n l"'h
Iho ,ldo, Mll'h' IT" uh"iH"" "'h 'l"hl'. y
IA, boy ,.y,i ia, hrod Ilr tat hl'd
IunI"uIIp
Aurt kIIIIuH ih' I"' Ih' nr'" '""h
AN Ia ,nnI, nnd 'V.,i' Il ii"" hl'' h'I' "
t,,., L,.t1 nud go, aged h' r"""' l'"' go
hIu, T., tI,, sounds a. l. "} "t"'"
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FLAHERTY DENIES
K. OF c. PROMISED
POPE U. S. SHIP

Nov S"tt o.i '' InruoG Flnh
oriy ruIr "Iu, EuiThi "r ~" kuight' -
'hrruhuu. I"uIEhl iUgu'h - glhl"'n"u'
hruYIuE tho statement IN III" ''l"fnaI' w
d'Itnlin TINT IN. order, 90 tho recent
pilEr iinNE" Uf ito representatives, I"
IIuur, had nsour"h Yep" benedict XIV
an American Hhip would u" awaiting
hia command Hh"ulh gray" troubles
nriec In Italy
'OC coura"." said Mr.. Flah"rty. we
could give Ills Holiness no such RSsur-
me" on tn" part Of tho United states
What We did pruInis" was aid the head
Of our church t. our utmost ability
whrnrvcr II" might hhvn need or HS.
The statement TINT knights Of cot
umbus undrriuuk Ia rails" 3l,OO0.OOO Tor
the vatican In also lncurr"Ct. We gave
M. holiness, Peters p"nC" from our
own p"Ckats Ia a s'uhsthntihl amount
md | am sorry II whH not "A hundred
times what We w"T" Hhl" To give, for
tI,r nope has un,,hninB 'hlllnEs for his
charity
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NO IDENTITY OF
WEIRTON NEGRO

llrr.InI H. Tho Iui"lllE"n'
,rI,tuu cot go lr 4" ~ lat" hour
,duIrhI nuih",IIlcr had boon "I'"hl" I"
idkmir, tho young "cn'" WI" was
found doad undor al "'"'l"'""h ""'"
,nnhIIo noar h,ro Ihui"'inl IL" ~"
chino har hcou found I" bn'"ns '" WY
ruIvsT Of WciIi"n. but the n~rT" IN
si,1 unA-n~wn
II /. believed that tho mnn ri"I" INC
ma chine nud that Ia" wns killed. "h""
n rot bryund hiH ""uiT"l nnh wont l"'"
tho diiUh. turning iuril" "i"hoi J"'"7
bradley ~ SUw tuIuhsrl.nd IL h"l 4"
conducting sn hv'hilHsll"h,
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SHIPPING BOARD
APPROVES PLAN TO
BUILD 81 SHIPS

,,,hIuginu cot - Nrr'"vpl was
,nu,un, a InuIrh by ~" NhippInG
nmn,d 81 the '"muiru, ton 81 IhliiV 90"
vruurIn "EErrU"tiuR lhh. 600 h""hw"IHh'
I"uu uuh"r til" pi"'lHl"n 81 w" M,
chant Iuuriuo at. which "scmpIn "hIr
nwurrn fIuIu payment uf IN" "s''hh
r,uIIp tus " IA amount odunl Y" lh'
la. To- devoted ~ uhIp building
Thity 81 ~" new v"hr"lh a." '" h'
InnkcIr aud a." nv MAST w"""""
D.. hnnurr OF the Inuh"Ir fourteen AZ"
h,lnv huiII to- the STANDARD CT com
nan, ct %rw I'm'N "nd tea Tor tho
uandnrd Trnurr"II"iI"" company "I
Now N"Ih
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TOBLON
UP COAL YARDS

UrihEcp"Tl. conn. oct - NII 'h"
rnnI ,IrnIcrn ~ tho ,Iiv. with III" "Er"p.
lion Of ono nrm IrpurIch to th" p"Il'"
to-day Ihni they hnd rn'h I""oIN"h n
pnptnI card containing tho ihr"nI lh'l
If th,y dId not I'du," ia" price "L coat
their ynTdH would ho hl""u ur Ih'
unIi,o are extending protection
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BRAIN TESTS;

RY SAM LLOYD.

bn Now I'Iry fnin. wh"tn r"i"n
CITY fnIkp w"i" wont I" ruInunuI ,
Ohi,kon 'hhrlup h"'uIu" matter 81
everyday up"ii, nnh ih"Io W"i" lw"
pot ,hI,hrur which ,"ull hlwnNn loo
found Ia the garden r'ndy 4" 'nnII"np"
M, uu' 10 catch Ih'm I IL" ri' tn E
iIIurIIni"r n cui l"un TurIl" point rug
p,ri,d Icy those rp"illN" 'hl'h'nr Tho
uhI-,i 10 IT, pI",r IL Iurt bow many
Iuu,'n tho good fnItu'i HUi hIn vic
could catch tho Nv" ,hI' h"un
rho n,ld In hivlh"h lat" rI'iy f"u'
ruunro pai'hrr. mnIhoh "ii hY III" cam
hIIIn Lot IN rupr"r" th"i lh'y az
.uIarIuE Ehuno h'lw""n iho com I"Wr.
from ,,ur h,Iun," ~ "u"th"i. hII"'IIY AZ
nnd down - night nnd I"h
Ilny IuIu about. mot Let ihu man
and v"unu cn'h Vr"'" "n" nTuar". tho"
lot oa,L II tho mt k"ur Inhh" in"N",
nni ~" play ,"nliuu"H hY Iurnr "uii
ynu md "uI IN how many move" II -
DossihIt a. hTiVn tho ,hl'hcns Into su' !,
R~sIiinn that both 81 them are o-'I
nrTsd and captured
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noonuvur.r Han rIrn DREAM

Ming h"mi"" ' oct - r'"nh II"
tint candidate In nn nddi'na h"i" I"
UIEhI d,,.InI,h tho rr"rr"'lu 81 Clover
MOI i'"S carrying I'm l"IllY "f lho
v"oI"rn aud mihhlo w"ni"I" ri"l"1 a."
pIuwIup hy lrnpr ana h"undn
81 hnvr como lzr,h FROM Ihc Woai " h0
continued with deep noal"d belief
that tho NoHI nnd nidhin woHi hav"
atnTtrd al UvcI whriminK Hwlug 81 the
I."nduium tpEini" Now Y"rh II ho
EinuInE 90 fall ~ line Tho proCrHs ha q
Essn Nth o.. psvhsps - iiui" .i"~~S,
hnt II In under wnY. without doubt. aud
~ communities WHARF up /" IA" pr"s""i
time IhrIo has boon disilu,I npaihl
on tho part "f tho voters N"puhli""n"
snd h"muCTatH hliko today arc coming
forward Ia accelerate tho nwinH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

ron sALn.-h ro"mnd hon-s. lood water
1 nrrun 81 around, hogs, W chicken,
a"a """"'""d '"'' !o'' Martin" s. s,,f'
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ron aALa--I'lumhluR Hioth. tools sn1
u.Iuras DnIy hh"p IN i0wn ~ ah0e
rnuuIr Now water works WIZ ssU
stock NJ invol"". For fnIl paIi,cu'at
S.Il on u n phnvn. between atlb and
aL,h gIa. ou Lincoln Avn, botwsan y
and 4 o'clock IN evenings, Hha1yaidn,
ohio. Owner haa gone into another busi'
man, 0-lp-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

on October Attn. Wa viii sell nj IN.
jacob TilIln fHrDI AT northern WnTWo0n,
Juai ahovr stop -.
IinnInuu, bodH. chairs aud thbIsH. siG,
bale Ia start ~ II o'rloIk y, ~,
A. g. bciiNEIDiGlt Adm,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

ron SALE puaIsaa rJama lOslt, Huli'
ahio f0r Ford ~ ANAL rAf Chap !"
.iuiuL buYaT CAN vida 49,, Dsl0l
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WAHrHD-Man or woman, salary tSt
full time. Toe an hour spare Time sell
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wearor. tx.
DGrienCn unnccoHsnry. IhternhtlomI
Mills. S0rrlhlOwn. Ia. O-2a-K
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

wAMTHD-Lhdy to demonstrate = food
product nationally advertised. This
position In steady, pays weekly salary
and expenses. and work IL locally. No
travelling. dive details In first letter.
Address G. w, care lntelliEoncor.
o-2l-l
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ron sALH-At Rayland. o.. az acre,
good forming and; cn DO used n,
hou4u nud barn. fine water. fruit Tor
home uFc. situated y mile from Hay'
land. Ohio. Mrs. Philip Trugr aud Son.
A., Innd Ohio o-lb-I
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ron aALn--ThorouEhbrsd black MI
nor"u cocknrcln from oontihnouH lay.
crn. MrH WIN Whorton. 7i2 WAIwooc
Avo or call W0odHdhio b. = 0-21i
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LOST AID FOUND.

Losr-Wir. vh[sl with ssH+h 0ool'
year tire, bSAWssA WhselinF hItcners
Association, Fulton, Aaa bohioh Vol.
90, Island. Finder plsAes osu w
TsS ana notiIy 4. -. 6Shloh. O-zs-l
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THO glIln' u"men We" NI\lNH 90
VI6 VI AN) nuh Ii'ih Il""r" ~
tupyIiEhi. 1870. by nam I."Th
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wAHTHD-EGxperIe oil white maid ~
waItrcss and hambormRid In family
OF two. Call Woodsdale ala. O-22-i
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WAMTHD-GIrl for restaurant work.
Apply Pennsylvania Restaurant. No. D.
18th st. o-5l-l
wANTHD-Dishwashe and waitress.
Apply b. AZ o. Y. M. g. A. Restaurant
Stop BenwoOd. o-lb-0l
wAMTHD-A white cook. Apply Mrs.
ID. q. Hehrne. Echo Point or call
WOodsdHlo 4. o-lS-t
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WAgrES--snMALD

WANTED 49, Experienced stsroEra pher
Edward Wp(ncr. Wholesale grocsr.
MpIn and goth st. Wheeling, W. Va.
O-2z-l
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whsssS pupiilH,. -nh I""i d,.--sss sh
H~r.,"p. rrcIi"t j'liiI"s ".-"hirss II
-.,-. -.ll ~h,h ""|' wh".ii"s hissAy
T,rh 'i""h -~per n .rr"tlv -
h,.-. i""i,,"Ir,. ~. pGd h"il-i's, t'hIyi
.itsp
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WAITED -Ii"y 10 ysrra ~ .ss ~ Dysri
uv0d rbanra I"I "dvaHu"Iusnlf VHs
p,Vni 90, iiDi Main ~ or Sstfk
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wksTsB 'h.rsIisDDad yailsb. mselIh
nin. s""d ~ppsa AppW hs,vlns fiAf
Iiyr nl.nd.rd h"lm Ia, is. niapbsHs
yIiiE on" tsul
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wAHSsD 'J'"P wr" 4" 4" s.shH,
niraI na,. Ihi"iIl sa"ns' sWl
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~ ANTnD Mbn


wlHTsD- -iplsolrlrliy taught ~ as
parts h.in NhiIa ypn lharH ~ hons
ljIari,I.nI Iin0h ami i'runf L.sHDns frss,
ynlu suu'aHs guaranteed anh pagitiop
sa,.uIed WIlIo to'hny. chicago HHnls
uoa,I"n works. 1900 HunnyHlda. chicago,
orsra
WANTED -Ji"y 10 yarJa ~ sss 90 1ysri
uv0d rhanra ia, advancement Ihs
p'V"i "a, IiOi Main ~, Vhy "pt
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22

rive In the city with the Billy Sun
day party on January first, will
work with the women as chief head
over all.
Already the atmosphere in the
city grows tense. without doubt
something thoroughly interesting is
stewIng in the pot and a large ana
representative gathering OF Marion
county citizens will partake Of some
thing extraordinary in the way OF a
meal when the campaign is once
started.
Tho full comittee OF every soul
here was perfected yesterday and
the list Of names follows:
Executive Committee.
w. j. Eddy, chairman; J. Q.
Broomfield, first vice chairman; II.
G. Stoetzer, second vice chairman;
], C. Buckley, third vice chairman; /;
H. Claude King, fourth vice chair
man; ]. E. Gordon. secretary; c. F.
Eddy, first assistant secretary; J.W.
Thayer, second assistant secretary;
E. ]. Hartley. treasurer.
Committee Chalrmen.
Prayer MetIng-J. c. Broomfeldr
D. D.
Buliding-C. E. Minor.
Bible Study-H. G. Stoetzer, D. D.
Finance-T. Wilbur Hennen.
Personal Work-R. T. Brown, D.
! Ushers-T. Wilbur Henneu.
Music-Dr. E. w. Howard.
Women's Work-Mrs. c. E.
Hutchinson, Mrs. ". S. Mayors.
Shop Work-Victor Bird.
Pub;icity--Jack Cash.
Busines Men-W. w. Conaway.
Student Work-Prof. Otis VIII
sno.
INSTRUMENTATION Rownd.
Secretaries-R. c.. Miller,
Trausportation-Geo. M. Alexan-
der, l. A. Atkins.
Extension-C. w. Evans.
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GETTING 7HE MOMENTS ORGANIZATION FOR THE
BILLY SUNDAY CAMPAIGN NICELY LINED UP
Personal Workers to Haze
Many Interesting Duties

Everybody something about the big tabernacle
to be built which will Billy Sunday and his col
period weeks The taoer
nacle will be put by union labor under contract ~ W @ he
windows will have to platform from ses
and rear The will lighted from overhead WIZ
probably around $4,000 labor and materials
during the Lyon campaign deauns
apparatus here and there and these
viii signs reading Loaned by"
will be required one in 'front.' one 10 feet nom
rear middle Of the big tabernacle There WI o
few carpets and shavings hit the sawdust ra
viii be highly applicable Both day and night watchman Will be
employed. :,
thrilling the work laid out for various personal workers.
to under the
for them Reserved seats Will be held
The ushers coored ribbons red for the
chief assistant pink for the aisle captain and
green for Many paphlets will be passedaso
cson cards.
will be made for various bodies OF per-
business different churches etc Pema
nen will made for secretaries and their wives
COMMITTEES men and wives will have another section
There plenty silk badges and many tickets and
much excitement
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Hutchin

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Hutchin-
son.
Parking Autos-w. E. Arnett.
Hospital-Dr. ]. E. Clinton.
Nursery-Mrs. Levi B. Harr.
The party of campaigners who
will arrive here the first Of Janu-
ary with the well known Billy Sun
day himself, Includes Mrs. William
Asher, Billy Sunday and wife, Ho.
mer Rodeheaver, in charge Of the
music; Robert Mathews, pianist
and private secretary, old news
paperman Of The Tribune Of CHI
cago, seven years ago and live
wire indeed; Miss Grace SAKE, BIZ
BILE teacher: Miss Florence Kinney,
director oiithe studepta york; and
Albert Pattersons ta6ernact6 GUS
todian.
The party desires very much a
private home in which to reside
during the campaign which covers
seven weeks. Before the war there
were plenty Of such homes offered
for their use but since the war such
homes have been scarce. 1t was
formerly the custom to carry along
a housekeeper and cook but 1t is
hoped both can be procured here,
II the home materializes. II such
a home here'is offered, perhaps by
man and wife VINO can quite
easily take q little vacation from
housekeeping and move TO The
Fairmont during the seven weeks,
the party to arrive will be in the
seventh Heaven of delight. John
Rownd Of this city, who is the head
OF the Entertainment committee. Is
endeavoring to locate such home.
The home must of necessity be un-
usually large and thoroughly com
Portable.
Fairmonters are perhaps more
interested in the woman's work to
be done during the campaign than
in any other feature OF the drive.
(Continued on Page Four
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FIVE MAKE STAB
70 REACH CHRIST. |. !. {.
Revival at Central GIiri
tan Church Has
ceptional Star: ilf

The revival begun yes
the Central Christian churc
ed 10 be the exceptional. %
Gordon, pastor, termed IT
orally requires ten days o.
weeks to get meeting START tn
this meeting began with
terest manifested from
Mr.. Gordon attributes this ae
splendid preparation that liag
made. For the past several
special meetings have been held -
all parts of the city. a large litlriz
ber backed up the community pts
er meeting and success is alreaty
assured.
The crowd filed the church
night and at the closesof tie
mon five people made the start
Christ. P. NJ. Kendall, song sFat
geliSt, is assisting Rev, Gordon md
has proved himself hstuial 81 tue
hour He has had a great se1pe
ence in leadership and Ede son
service at both services
were appreciated by all pr
Mr.. Kendall has a fine pro
OF music arranged forStnnd
large delegation from the
will attend in a body tunfg Sc
Morgan, the superintend dent ~ ~
East Side District, rsuue
from the East Side able 10 att
the service to meet In the baqsti
OF The church at $50 50 ttl q
march in the church IN, erbpdTs
The minister-eyangelist ~
don, vii preach wide-aWa alse
pei message on "The cal fof1
Christ" Everyone IN tlfg'
munity not having q church
will find this church home