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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-08
PERSONALS

s8Na- FL. -
Henry Hunsaker is very seriously
III at his home on high street Bis
daughters the Misses LehA and
Edith who had been camping on
the Valley river were called home
by his illness.
Miss Ruth Carter has returned
to her home in Pittsburgh after
a visit here with Mrs. Jay Tooth
mn.
Wilbur Gather has returned to
his homo at Winchester, Va. after
q visit here with his brother Cir
quit clerk L. A. Gather.
Mrs. Edgar Davis and son Will
liam Edgar are guests of the for
mers parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
jackson at their home on the East
side. Mrs. lisa n. Abbott Of Clarks-
burg spent yesterday here also.
Mrs..M. G. Fisher and son Les
lie Fisher OF MorEantown spent to-
day here as the gdests OF the for
mers daughter Mrs. J. i. Google
at her home on the East side.
Mrs. Ray Tabler of Pittsburgh
IS the guest Of Miss Elsie Welsh
at her home on Pierpont avenue
Mrs. John ", Mason. Jr. and
her mother Mrs. a. G. Colbert went
to Pittsburgh today to spend sey-
eFaI days.
DR.. Carter g.. Fleming and George
MeCrory have returned from q
weeks hunting trip near Valley
Head, Randolph county. pr. and
Mra 3. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs, j.
iMiehaals, Charles Robinson and
Herbert Fisher, other members OF
the party, remained there.
Dr.. ]. B. Clinton has gone to
DATyoAniAAES4o ShS6A vaafFJo 4sn
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Homo from Parkerehura,

Mrs. Sarah Owens, who has
spent the summer with friends in
Parkersburg, returned to the home
OF her brother here, Rev. A. A. Dye.
Mrs. Owens has been employed as
principal OF the Everson school this
wear.
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MoNoNGAH
New Restaurant.

The hungry cry OF the transient
people which has been heard here.
for the past year has been hushed
by Dun Morris who has opened mp
. new and up to date restaurant In
the Cornell hotel building.
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X HaYa Wlener Road

TO Have Wiener Roast
The Bible school OF the Central
Christian church will hold a
.teuer roast at the camp Of Bruce
Organ on .Pncketts creek on
ffday evening" All the church
invited to 60 to the picnic and
asked TO meat at the church
.46 O'Clock #here trucks and
omobiIas win be in waiting to
convey them 70 the camp. Those
Eoingare asked 20 take with them
Sieners and bunsA
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L0gAL SOCIAL EY


aeturaed2 From Mountains
snd ISmaa d yVslton
danehtsr Miss Mary Louise
getnrned from q several
yfStStnit hs Pocono Noun
lsfnE p Tohte home they
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fsso5aSSrtbs shurtIeft & Wisk
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Eorh lot me REMAINDER OF
"a
wiener Roast
2 bl5e scnool or the central
christian church VIII hold a
tener roast at me camp OF Bruce
SSan On .P1cketts creek on
invited To- go to the picnic and
asked to meat at the church
KS O'Clock Where trucks and
GutomobtIes viii be in waiting to
opEey them 70 the camp. Those
Eotng are asked 20 take with them
leners and bunsA
Celebrated Anniversary
Former governor A. B. Fleming
4ndSMrB. Fleming, yesterday cele-
hrated the 65th anniversary OF
their marriage. They were guests
dinner at TIE home of their
daughter. Mrs. Charles Baird Nit
Hell on the Country club road. The
DAY before marked the wedding
hniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Nit
ehell. Governor and Mrs. Fleming
ho are among the distinguished
pdmuch beloved residents Of this
tysare both we'll at this time and
ere the recipients yesterday Of
many congTatulatory messages on.
Ey1nE celebrated their Wedding
Anniversary from their many
Shtends.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the First
fesbyterian church will meet to-
y prov afternoon at 1880 o'clock
The church parlors. The pro
weieh- wiz os IN charge OF
pnusualy interesting. Miss Glare
e9man who Is leaving this city
M6rtly for foreign mission fields
VIII be q guest Of honor at the
meeting and a letter will be read
from Miss Clara Lloyd, formerly Of
hIs city, who is engaged in Mis-
aopary work In India. The letter
EEIs be read by her sister, Mrs.
rs. Hawkins. Following the pro-
ram 4 social hour will be enjoy
ga IN charge of Mrs. Wayne R.
psvye&. The following PROGRAM
wiif Sc observed: flynn; scripture.
te.N a%aN7g - g. 49, n ~
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Nj. and Mrs. George q. Martch
Mrs. Mari Keenen are leay.
mglthtg evening for a visit Of two
weeks IN the East. They will
spend the week end at Atlantic
CITY and viii 60 from there to
New York for the remainder OF
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Mrs. Mason Wood formerly Of
Si6 city who nov resides In
ghuadeIphia with her. son Mason
Wood will arrive here Saturday
morning Tor a visit with her SIS
MIS-. Allen q. Russell at her
SOmS on Mt. Vernon avenue,
Russell has as her guest this
Seek Mrs. Orlando Trozel OF
ERahhInEten, D. q.
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Family Reunion
smtIS Teunion was held ct
ostMr. and Mrs. ]. b.
fins MtlersYille Sunday,
mher tDinner ana supper
sf2edsto tbs following: Mr..
Ihomas r. Miller and
Robert Edwin and
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arturned rom Mountainsl

Mrs.: Hal Hail viii be the honor
most 81 4 dinner to be given BY
hS choir OF the First MethodtBt
fEpiSeopa1 church this evening at
atx O'clock at the church paSloTa.
Mrs. Hall Sc leaving with herssou
clifton next Monday for Tits
6urFh where the latter VIII enter
Gaineae Technical institute.
txg. Hal will occupy an apart
mont IN PttSburEh for the winter
RrS. Hall sings 'contyalto IN the
aoIr and the affair is arranged
- farewell TO her.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-24
: HONS Demo zion Work.

l. ~ i6-a
h, This last week was spent IN con-
,ducting meat canninng and Home,
IEonveriience schools. The schools
'afe conducted in some, central place.
and two delegates from each of four
;to six communities come for a day to-
get the instruction for their conlinun-
.ity. each woman present teaches
eight other women the work she
learned at the school and in this
manner a great many people. receive
'|the instruction. in short space OF
'time. ,34SS Us u. sss,
y schools are held at Spruce with
Mrs. Kimble; at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Bradley near Papinsville; at
Hume with Mrs. ]. B. Thompson,
and at the Amoret High School. +
d The surrounding Communities
were asked to send delegates to each
meeting. Several kinds Of mea.
were canned in various ways, with
the use Of the water bath and the
steam pressure cooker. The different
pressure cookers were demonstrated.
" Miss Fra Clark, the Home Man
sagement specialist. from the Exten-
sion Department. Of the College Of
Agriculture, Missouri University,
talked at all the meetings explaining
the use of the pressure cooker, its
value as a time and labor saver as
well as money saver. She also urged
the women to think seriously about
putting more home conveniences into
their homes, especially the kitchen.
Our great grandfatfers. should
they return. would be absolutely at a
loss IN handling the modern up-to-
date corn binders, reapers. gasoline
engines. etc. which are found on the
average farm; but great grandmother
could return annd feel right at home
putting out the family wash'ur.. with
the good old board walk;, /. across
the spacious kitchen to, the rIntry for
the vanilla bottle and butter dish.
Logging buckets Of water from the
deep well across the yard. through
two doors and at last lifting the
bucket to the table. What is the
trouble?
The schools were everyone sue
cess and will be the means of saving
"a great deal of meat in Bates County
farm homes this coming year.
Several women in each community
will use the pressure cooker for a
few days, and in this way actually
realize the real worth of the cooker.
The Denver cooker is handled by
the Armstrong Bros. Hardware Co.
in Butler.
There will be an all day meeting
Tuesday at Pleasant Gap. and Miss
Roderick will talk to the women
about dress planning.
There will be an all day meeting
Wednesday with Mrs. Hook, near
Rockville and the women will make
dress forms.
There will be meeting Thursday
afternoon in PapinsVile, with Mrs.
Gallop. The Farm Bureau work will
be explained and instructions given
in making the paper dress form
Friday afternoon there will be n
meeting at the home of Mrs. w.
OdneaI in SPRUCE. Miss Roderick
viii talk to the women about every
day health problems and simple
home nursing. 4.
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1 souri Sfxnda NJ 4 lSlse;s y Sad 81
- nj ~ I'm 4 4, ~
Il seiis6 6fl r
III mi IffrNnflh WI q tnfendl y
ksYa }icnsufis IN saaf iiceri fhs Soufiag
crn Dix; sion| ~ III q IuiSS Il =
CrHoSn \ ifsf sia sS fhS Mn a ~
icI,s IN n n !gs
MAJ the Rfeh sIIilf Chacster M XVII iii1a
NV M M of del1fa 4 wor B aa lll ZIP
Isservice n,sir s. ss
NJ fhat R,ill n aSSi ds 81 cinity s ltas
nes I'M 4 IA 4 81 ~ III s dental wuf
.SnaDna q 4. scfvit useas7 III
/ TRst ffl6s AM er { ana ri Rich 81
\ Chaptcrs MAINTAIN Loan Closets III
Hat lIere II il, 4 Red Crosss t
Recon- III Rich Hill maintained by IN
/ Chapter III tiIat ciityII N 81 81
That TIE Junior Red Cross ofi I'm
county III i active III providing cIofks:
M snd shoes sfor n needy IL d, chitdrs,ss
They have Just recentiy provii<I
| clothing and shoes | for five III ous
Itownsiiip r. fhe county. /. ss q
That Bates county has ono Of HI
best executive secretaries ID e
southwestern diyision7 ssss'
That through the Bates corl1sS
| Chapter IA Bates county moi
learned that Her, missing Il boy
Ibecn' killed ia Germany and bnfl
there and later his body removed 1 ~
a American cemetery ia Fra1E
ana she was sent picture Of III
rraye there? n 3sl3 & q. III s
Thar lust 4 few DAYS ago your ils'
5ecutiye secretary learned 81 cSt
where IN ex-service man was CON
| fined 10 his bed with stubcrcat1r
trouble and was in real need a. n M
was receiving very inadequate COM
pensation7 This man is now III
hospital with a strong hope 81 4 cffe
and & receiving 4 compensaton fol
500 per month. 5 s. NJ d III
That the Red Cross co-operstes
with the government in all reliet
work. 'sll a q. \. 4 ;s EA;.ss
Thar the Bates County Chapter haa
nlaced 70 ltubercular cases m hospi-
Itals the last wear? .ss Il,
That Bates county has had 20 ex-
service men apnroved for vocational
tra;n;np3
That the Tunior Red Cross sends
boxes Of ieilies. fruits, candies, etc.
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Rail Heads in East Cut Rates Ten
Per Cent.

New York. Nov. 16.-The Eastern
section of the American Railway Elk
|ecutives' association at special SEES
sion here Wednesday decided to cut
freight rates on farm products 10 per
cent, effective Immediately as Il
means OF giving relief to the farmers
of the nation. The. decision applies
to all railways north of the Ohio and
Potomac rivers and east of the Mis-
sissippi and is no way contingent
upon cut in wages. Us
The freight cut will not affect farm
products shipped from points origi-
mating in the New England territory
ii was announced. The saving will
amount to many millions of dollars
annually. Executives OF the rail
ways said the step was taken dc
spite the fact the railways could not
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-24
Ohio Street M. E. Church.

o:so-sunday School. Jesse E
| Smitn. Supt. :.
ll:oo--unorning Worship. Subject,
Salvation. @
Music.
o;oo-M Mission Study Class, taught
by Prof, Lee.
6:3o-lntefmediate E. L. Miss
Lola Bradley. oupt.
7:3o-Eyenlng worship, "Why Men
Stay Away from Cnurcn."
| N go ednesday prayer Meeting
followed by the study OF the Sunday
school lesson.
4. Play at the Opera House
Dec. 9th.
Hear the orchestra at d Sunday
school and evening worship. Come
Is MINUTES early and enjoy the music.
Fit is good to see increased attend
ance last Sunday. Let none mss
unless unayoidably detained: -.
IT IS good 70 zee yht llfsl1rersflp
grow. Watch next Sunday. I
The Ladies Aid meets Friday tor
an all day session at the pleasant
home Of Mrs. Frank Mckee, three
miles southeast Of the city,. y
Following were recently elected OF
|ficers 81 the Sunday School: Supt.
Jesse 3. Smith; associstel ". D.
,Yates ana S. M, Kiniott; Secretary
T. M. Deffenbaugh; assistart G. e.
F,iibright: treasurer, Harry Van-
dyke: pianist, Genevieyc Ghynn; Ii
brarian. e. L. Beach; assisfant. ]. G.
Miller; union shperinteadenE Mrs
80. X y. -. ~ Akses$ Eraf1k
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Financially Afford It.
HI The railway executives also de-
scided to amend the decision made at
Chicago October IA whereby they
were to seek 10 per cent wage cut.
BY Wednesdays decision it was
agreed to allow each railway to make
wage cuts as heavy as it deemed
proper.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Welliver and
son spent Sunday with his father,
J.. c. Welliver.
Miss Thelma Mcclure spent Sum
day with Miss Mildred Burk.
Charley Simpson. who has been in
the West for some time returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. nighttime and
children. of Butler visited Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
| nighttime.
Miss Pearl Fleming spent last week
with her brother, Clarence Fleming.
Miss Lula Bedwell spent Wednes-
day night with Miss Rosa Night
wine. ,r3
| Mr. and Mrs. E. J.. Jarvis and
Harry Jarvis of Kansas City visited
with home folks last week.
Mrs. Henry McCann visited in But,
Iler Monday.
Ralph Harper is slowly improving
and we hope he will soon be well
again. I,
Arthur o'Resr Is still improving.
The quitting 1t Mrs. Wolfe's was
well attended, There were about
thirty present 4 - !. Is u
4 NJ. and Mrs. Win Ensiehart
mem SundAy with. his parents, Mr..
mia Mn HSrman Enelehart
g.. ehSfch this GEEK We wasn't . 4
tsil hpas eyeFy {, nigh; a & s !. /. s, e s
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-24

The subject 81 this sketch was one
Of the bert known and most highly
tescccycd farmers of eastern Bates
county. From bpyhood he had lived
Id the tieighborhood ia which he has
passed to his reward, following 4
brief illness, on Nov. II 1921, in the
sixtieth year Of his life. On Feb. az,
1885, MI. Harvey was aaarred to Miss
Sarah Emma Roseberry and to this
union five children were born:
Everett Francis Harvey, Mrs. Nettie
Florence Welliver, Mrs. Zetta Irene
Dickincon, Mrs. Mary Narcissrs
Odnsai. and Mrs. Velma Gladys Sar-
gent.
Mr.. Harvey is survived by his wife
live children and thirteen grand
children; also his mother, Mrs. Nam
Ecy Marcissue Harvey Of Rich Hill,
Who Is nearly 90 years Tof age; three
Ehfotners, Jackson and William Of
RICH Siill and Fed 81 Kansas City.
and tw0 sisters, Mrs. Josephine
Sfepl,e 81 Kxnsas City and Mrs.
Safahs Krctzinnger of Rich Hill. Be-
|sides these he leaves q large number
| d 1is5fE dfstznt eIzttvsJ7 End I most
4 81 son. hrothsr, Husband. father,
sfriend and ne1G hbtr he was devoted
aud tfn1 IN e4fly life he was bap-,
stfixe and received into the naenl-
ssbefn1 ~ of the church and always en-
II live IN accordance with
|tl pflfe s5inn which be had made.
IN fh6erat sefyices Wts conducted
INV eev.a C.EAdy Rickifiafi Of Nevada In
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Program


Aarch"Boston Onward Christian soldiers)-
choru-Prase Ye The LordGunod Musical Cub
Clarinet Solo-Rigeleto"-Lugi Bassi----hfr Horace Allen
Vocal Solo Teach Me Pray Jessie Mae ewt Miss Edna Clark
s I ai GEO. S Ma d Cub
overture"kng Mydas' - Eilenburg----- orchestra
seher.oBy WooenRaup-Two Pianos norma A'e'ss'
Mrs. Nellie Douglass Black
Mrs H p Sheppard
20 Come, Let Us sing
Ghorus1."o Come, Let Us Sing.
"Ths Eyes q All The World Wait Upon Thee.
:. Sci .1e Mountains We're Brought
sG lo; y Or The Trees Of Eden" Mrs. Fred wlpm
"The Streamet Raised Its Center Voice"
@ sSsSGa "s:s' M &sa:s
III. ""rhe Promise"
Ssss3sw S5 The The E Ess Rsms Eoonsy
chor phatiS NJ P,1 R 2 No MooR T;.;..
Bass solo-"Consider The Lilies" ~~Mr Donald phars
Solo-"Lovely Flowers Blest Messengers Divine
DuetThe BlushnE Fruits Appear at fi Command an N''0
:, Miss Ruth Roekhod Prof E D Edwards
SolozNrs Geo. M Lee-"Forever Lord. Thy Word
v. "Let An The People Praise
Tenor Solo-"O Thou. Whose Constant Mcrcies"
n Prof. E. D. Edwards
m .ns peepc Praise ocbesr,
Other Members of the Chorus
Mesdamss Q 2 austin 4 W; weMott Will Arnold R.: A.
Pharis Fletcher Smith Misses Ruby Fuhrman
Elsie Appegate Ola Guyton Messrs. Chas. Conger Dr.
Buffers Musical Club Meets Every Tuesday ngYou invited
attend-Place Circuit Room
Opera House donated for this Concert-By Mr. Fisk
Admission 25c-Reserved sale at Owens Drug Store
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5ACR ED CONGO 4
f1 BY
Butler Musical Club
Fisk opera House s,
Sunday Afternoon, Nov. ~
At ago O'clock

Benefit-Home Charity Completion New Band Stand
Musical Dreor-Prof E. D. Edwards Pianist-Ms Ciar.
Orchesta-Mrs Herschcl Lale, Mesrs Frank Allen R. E
Mooney c. A. Allen Lee Mooney Horace Allen, Williams
Chas Fortune, Ditzier Norilcet, Chas. Fisk.
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Broom to Mollie A. owena- Asl IN
Bellaire. 81.
Mike Gosick TO Mary Gostck. Land
in Martins Ferry. $40.
Mary l.. Roberts TO Frank FedsfnAA
Land in Martins Ferry. $40
James r. Gordon ct al to D. II. Scat
terday. Land IN Belmont. 81.
Anna Il. Williams and John williams
to r.. T. Wallace. Land in Mead tp. $40
Harold H. Taylor to Murton F. Taylor
Land IN Washington tp. $3.50.
Jacob O. Ward ct ux to Elizabeth c.
TAYLOR. Washington tp $500.
James |. McVay at al TO Emma u
Lcasco Land in Mead and Pultney tips
81.
Eleanor A. Mer,z and George NJ Merits
to Mou,r \. owens. Land in BellAirO'
81.
Francis F.. Rittner to Frank Potet1
and Thcrcsia .Potctz. Land in ShadyA
side. $40.
Elizabeth Beaver and husband to Ma
hel Ochsenbc:n. Land in West Wheel.
nr. $40.
Elias Sudduth and wife to c. Z Kai.'
ser and wife. Land in Kirkwood tp. So
$3.50.
Marriage Licenses
Robert Decker Of SomeTton ana Anna
Bryant Of Flushing.
Domcniciantorno DiFelice and C1rot>
ina JulIani both Of Bellaire.
Stcphen Hobart Of st. Clairsv1lle X.
n. and Mary Biarnot Of Fafrpoint
Fred Little and Jewell Milford DOT
of Bcllaire.
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DICK Lynch left yesterday afternoon
IN nc lrtcgran ear to drive to Column
hU~.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lirphart arrived
her" last evening after six months
Visit AT Phoenix. Arizona.
Edwin Judy. editor "f the high SrhooI
annual is confined 10 hi nome on In
q ANA street with he grip.
Another meeting or thc council and
citizens committee was he'd IN me
Beard OF Trade rooms last night.
Mrs Jack Stehr of Stcuhenville Is
spending a few days as the guest OF Dr
ard Mrs John Johns.
Manager Ben MaCkey of the Ultimate
i!u$ company has been advised that
Nv" new cars will be ready for delivery
next week
Mrs Thomas Mcpherson is reported
seriously III at :hc family home on
North Fifth street
BRADSHAW Shrevc has returned 10 his
home at Cleveland after visit here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
SMOKE TOO MUCH?
LET NICOTOL
HELP YOU QUIT

DO Won smoke too much" Thousands
Of mon do and know y. They want 10
smoke less or quit altogether but will
not punish themselves to endure the
craving that follows leaving off. Such
men need Nicotol which kills the crav-
INK and makes cutting down the use %
tobacco or quitting altogether easy and
pleasant. N!cOtOl cures the craving for
tobacco tones up the n"rNrs and keeps
YOU feeling fine and Mt g" to any drug
gist for package OF Nirntal tablets
sold undsr a stepl-hound qua rarssr" OF
satisfaction or money refunded
Note Ask your druggist what others
saw about tho WONDERFUL power OF Me o.
10 20 hrrah fnr tohtrrn hahit. He
knows and Ne can be trusted to tell you
the full truth
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his week. H-,dg' port and Martins
Ferry r.p"r;cc> Ma! hc M ,ud"d later
.rhr meeting W.. l.k",y he held the lat
j"r rart of ih:- W""n
Ready for Big Sale
t;vrrvtL.u. = n r"Huiu"S> Tor 'h'
!,y i,uhi:, st, e -" Jersey 'h:' r'UH
t. h. l..L i: :h. M,';rtw Sarde' h'''
nu Thursday u''i"; "uSrl,"> 49, IN"
I.r~., ,'a:,... ...uh %; 'h. county Fro
.....i> e n. So. NIL =" I" promote II
r.,iinna. i,.rr.~,uE ~,'h,.tIr. :" I'u' 'h''
,.ur,> OFT. "a. 'uar IN IN" J. :>"N rait'"
hr.rd.ny r"ri, On" heaters and tour
l....> ur.. 90 h.. "It"r'"i ''"L II. l.
l',rr,. vnrju'~ .am"u> ,Ht:," au"'i"n-
.,.r. wi; l.a," ,u.,rn, ~ M sac. huH :
.rS Wi. H. h.-r" tr"m many states
Funds Running short.
cav Ntd.t"r | rp"rmau states that
there :. only about $500" 81" the water
wnrkS fund 4; tn present time. whi'c
tn. cXpcnd.>Ur ran $i.""" m"nih'N'
E.u.rn~ from ~. wa'": works are l""
row while thu. A>u>tr.As plants arr
Idle. =
Missionary Society.
maet;n- Il ;uc Missionary society
OF the Second Presbyterian church -
:" De hr,I ;G.> "N'n;uE nj IN" home OF
Mrs S,dn,, S".,hr. Sht IN North I"il'r~
~,,r street. .Nu tu;"r">tine program VIII
D. gwen.
The klr, ha.chai team vii! enter
tain With u social i; IA" bal. diamond
THIS evening lr',"'tS WI. hc FOR m"
h"u"n: "t N" Tam.
The W"ruAn'S Auxiliary OF tho |. o.
& y tuds.. r.,,. an Entertainment last
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ness man. was a visitor in this city
N"~tCr GaN morning.
The regular meeting of thc A!phi Fl
Sur"r;:l VIII be hid IN thn chapter
rooms On Main street. Thursday eve
ninr.
tprnnn- clyde &. HarG"s'N. ~ 'hIS
r:r!. was business visitor az Shady
SID. Yesterday morning
Mr. George Groves W., cn'"r;aIn ~"
F"Lrth division Of IN" i-adl"S AID S.
clc:y OF tho kIrkwood NJ r. church at
her home on Whitley street, Thursday
evening
Constable John Moore Of this city.
was Il bushes visotor at Barton. g..
yesterday afternoon.
Ed. Schaffer and less Con0way have
arrived home after fishing trip {"
Holloway, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
IF YOU ARE THIN

and want to put on pounds OF solid
s,ay-therc flesh. got to {. II. Crest q
co. or any other druggist and get
three weeks treatment Of Blood-lron
Phosphate "rd tawc one five grain tab
let with each meal. It's ten TO on" that
you'll gain at least lbs. week nut
if you aren't satisfied you can have your
money hack for thea skiing. Blood-lron
Phosphate is absolutely harmless: con-
tains no dangerous or stimulant drugs
narcotics or alkaloidS All ii does is 10
build up tho nervous system and make
rich rcd blood. Hundreds OF people
right here in Wheeling who have tried
il say il is simply amazing IN note the
wonderful gain in flesh. appearance
strength. endurance. vim and riSor that
almost invariably accompanies the regu-
lar use Of Blood-Iron Phosphate. Better
try il AT once-costs nothing II it fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

c,opi,, A., iptarestinp Drorran has
49,. -.
NV
Rev. Leroy LawtheT. pastor or inc
local Presbyterian church preached w.
excellent sermons on sunday IN the
morning n" preached |" 'iS own '"hSi'
"a ton. In the evening - mon s'rNh'
WI: held IN TN" Pre- shy ~ ran hur' II
with Rev. l.awth"r delivering the mos
sag" and the church WAS crowded. RtF
Lawth"r and family expect |" !"a\"
Wcdn" Sday for their nov nom" AZ Me-
k"' sport; Pa. whore lie has d"c' pt"d u
call 10 the Presbyterian church "f that
place. Rev. lAwihcr was wei! ''h"a ~