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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Anticipate Success

I'll" Wonuan'S Hospital association
looks forward - most successful at
lair IN IN" bridge nd~"wjnT PARTY -
y" nrid n"Ni Thursday ~ Tho ElhS Ciuh
n" benefits 20 - to n" association FOR
payment or tn" imnr"l cmcuts cNa:
wer" mad" during tn" PAST summer Il
the nurses home
\ pleasant afternoon is prom: sd - cn
and every on" ana thoS" desiring rc>"r-
vations may call Mrs Howard Hazlc.t.
pNor" Wheeling 12@i. ur Mrs. Mai J.
simpson. WOOdsdaie. 1856.
Corporation from every member Of
the association IS necessary 10 rcSui: N
IN" success desired and il IS hoped mat
all will respond w;!lin-iy 70 this call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Kuuth-Neidert-

4 wedding OF much interest n
their many friends was that of Miss
Lenora Neitert and Elmer knuth. pop
ular young folks Of this city. which
event occurred Tuesday morning At St
Alphorsus Church. with Rev. Father
Bonaventure reading the service and
celebrating nuptial high mass. The at
teudants were Miss Mary Poole of EASE
Wheeling and Leonard SChmid OF Ben
wood.
Immediately following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served AT the
home OF the bride The same evening
the neichhors and friends OF the young
people gathered with all sorts Of noise
making devices and gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Knuth rousing old-time scrcnadr. The
conEratula lions OF hosts OF friends a.'c
offered the bride and groom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LAWYER IN DEATH LEAP
FROM ELEVENTH FLOOR

Washington, Jan. Civ. NJ. Coleman,
Of New York. general counsel for irr
Hudson and Manhattan railway COM
pany. committed suicide here today h.!
jumping from the eleventh story 81 Il
hotel on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. coleman left a not" in his r"uiu
at the hotel. willing all Of his property
to his wife Hotel attaches said there
was nothing in the uuU' To explain why
he desire TO end his lif" lie was 80
vars "ld aud cam. here yesterday from
New York.
-BuY WAR SAVING STAINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
banquet and bowling Party.

The following employees OF IN" Shoe
Hospital located on Main street. enjoy
ed tempting banquet last evening.
later repairing to the Liberty. where
several hours were spent bowling.
Alfred Reynolds, viii Dclan
Wesley Gooldin, Frank LetO.
Edward Gruber, Frank Ba IA lone.
James Deharco. Tom Ccroia.
Goo. Nicholson. UlySSuS House.
Harry Browning, Phil Boston.
Robt- Browning, Ernest GivcnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
These are Wheeling Cases:
FIFTEENTH ST.

Mrs Margaret Friedrich. IS FIJI
teenth St.. says: Il had rheumatic
twinges all through my body and
At times they shot up and down my
back. I had, 10 use a crutch for
three months. Ny feet were swol-
len. The doctors said was in
the first stages Of dropsy, but mono
did me any good, and l finally took
Doans Kidney Pills. Doan's re-
duccd the swellings, stopped the
pains and entirely removed, all
signs Of kidney trouble. In my
recommended Doan's."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
NJ iSSGc

Hertha MCtzCar jeanette E2lhitzrr
MarGarct Towns i~iZahnth RCymann
Virginia EbCl!nC Pauline Hcckmar
wilma Er"itCn%tC!n Martha Ercit, nstci9
ELra Pickett Elizabeth lIrr,,hro.,,
Martha Grove Katherine hobbs
NJ Elizabeth Korn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Entertained Club.

Mrs. Hugh Brady Was hostess 70
members Of the Friday Afternoon Cluh
yesterday. at her home in Wnod,awr.
Bridge was the diversion from uniH !
O'Clock. tea being poured at the latter
nour. Thee guests were:
Mesda mes
Arch Moffat. J. &. Mckinley.
Il. . GOOD. Nelson Ce-'!l.
EdrNTd Jones. Hugh Brady.
.t. A. MAIDEN. Miss Lydia Good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Pre-Nuptial Party.

At the home OF Miss Rose SchUetz-
n+r. IN Warwood. Friday evening Miss
Schuetzner and Miss Marie Fisher were
hoStesscS at an informal party ar
ranged as a compliment to Miss Mimi"
Burkle. whose marriage to Albert L.
Abraham will occur sometime In early
February. In addition to the various
social pastimes a miscellaneous shower
was given the honor guest. Lat" in the
evening luncheon. at which covers wore
laid for eighteen guests, was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Pastry Sale To-day,

4, the George e. Stifel Co. store to-
day the Teachers Training Glass OF ~"
VanC" Memorial Sunday sch DOL. will hold
4 sale Of delicious pastries. all hnm"
prepared. and including lin" iIn,' ~
pies. cookies. cakes and a variety Of
other tempting eatablcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
SEVENTEENTH ST.

Mrs. I',i"r conner. I2S Seven
tccnth st. slN-. My back was so
weak and Iamr ! ruuidn't do my
work in tn" m,ru:uG T" sweep
tn" floor tired ~ out 80 had to
stop ami rest. My head ach"d ana
| h,d such spells Of dizziness
had To- stay IN bed all day. My
kidneys were irregular IN action,
too. | read of Deans Kidney pills
md bought them ut Quinn's Drug
Sror.. They hcll"d m" wonderful
~. and soon felt Tx" different
person. My back didn't trouble me
and my kidneys acted regularly"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

-EUY WAR SAVING STAINS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
EOFF STREET

W. NJ. Ault. 1000 lIon st. says:
"Khcumati" pains through my back
wrr. So severe r"uidht NV
shovel Of coal. WAS coal miner
at the time. and my back got so
bad / had To quit for Il while. My
kidneys wcr. in bad condition. as
tho sccr"tinns were To" free in pas
sara and had to get up often at
night. had rheumatic pains In
my limbs. ! was advised 10 us"
nnan's Kidney rli!s. They h"Iprd
Srr right away. aud before l had
finished the first box | was able T.
40 back to work.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
MEETING LAST NIGHT

A very well attended meeting of the Womau's club was held at the Social Centre, Thursday evening, March 2Ith, France" was the sub iect of study for the evening. French life and tails of character being discussed at length. Mrs. Moftat had an interesting paper on "Josephines' early Life, but the fea- ure of the evening was talk by MT. E. J. Shaw, on his pet subject, "Napolean", making a special fea- ture of Napolean's personality, rath- CT than his military career. Mir. Shaw is perfectly at home with this subject, and eXceued Himself on this man "without model and without shadow.
 The next meeting of the club will be held April 14tA, when Shake speare and hi5 works is the topic for tnc evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
.IRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Reverend F. l.. Wintcrberger,
 F. D. Pastor.

Easier SGuGay: in J.e morning special services under direction of the Sunday School. Church Serv- ice and Sunday school combined. Parents will remember to Bring children at II:00 o'clock. Special Music by Sunday school
 Sunday School for short session immediately following Service.
 We begin attendance contest with Haines. Invite your friends and your frcinds friends.
 Evening Wor5aip Ut ga. Easter service with special music by chorus choir. Easter Sermon by he .5iDis- ter. The service is for you and Eas- ter IS not complete without attend ance at church. White Pass Lodge F. S 4. M. will be our guests that evening. Every body welcome.
 Annual Church aEd Congregation al meeting on Tuesday evening. At this meeting reports for the past two years will be given, Trustees and Elders elected and other busi- ness transacted. If you are at ali interested in the church you are most cordially welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
Vaudeville.

The word vaudeville Is a corruption of vaue de Wire. the name of two pic tureSque valleys in the Bocage of Nor mandy. France. The name was origin ally applied to a song with words re- latlng to some story Of the day. These songs were first composed by Oliver RssSelin. a fuller living in Wire. They were popular and soon spread all over France. and were called by the name nr the place where Basselin composed them. namely vaux de Wire. AS the origin Of the term was lost sight of it at last took Its present form, vaude- vile.
 Vaudeville Is now properly used to signify a play In which dialogue Is h. tersperSed with songs incidentally in- troduced but forming an important part of the drama.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
FULL GOSPEL MISSION Sixth Avenue East of Broadway

Services-Sunday 2:3O and 7:2Q Services-Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
 Bible Study Class Scrytces-Saturday, p. m. Everyone is invited to attend. The Thursday night service is open for discussion.
 Bring your questions and come. The Thursday and Saturday serv- ices are held up stairs over the Mis- sion hall.
 Reverend W. II. Shoemaker,
 and wife, in charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

During pr. l.. s. Kollcr's soiourn m scetGa the past two months he w.s .ayi ed by the "Sourdough' Club ., address them in taeir meet ing place in the A. B. building erected on the "C" campus by. the
 Nrcstc Brotherhood in 1909 at the AMP. fair. The club is composed sf students tp the Washington Uni
 rers.y who were at one time resi- r-.s of Alaska, and those who still i've here. Dr. Keller was taken to the 2peeting place by Robert King, son ot 1.r. and Mrs. W. E. King. During the meeting pr. Keller 1 learned that the A. B. building, waich is the headquarters of the University Y. II. C. A., will soon be ! lyacated for more commodious ones 1 in tne '. VI. c. A. building recently erected. This will leave the A. B. 1 building without occupants, ana It iS
 deemed advisable by the University l regents to tear it down and remove
 i. from the spot where it now stands. To Dr. Keller and to all ] Alaskans this seems almost a crime aad for that reason he has asked the Territorial Legislature. now in ses-
 sion, 10 pass q bill appropriating a
 sum of money to keep the pictures
 que old land mark on it's present site.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday sarTicc will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, in the church EdiGcc of Christian Science Society of Sk.ggay, corner of Main street and Fourth Avenue.
 Christian Science Subject: REALITY.
 Sunday School at 1915.
 The Public is cordially invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Be sure 10 register for the co1t- ing election. Taeee IS liable to be some fun for all concerned in mUni- cipal affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Jon M. Keller of Keller Bros, .as B passenger to Juneau on the
 ..".-a where lo was called on .ls.agss. 5Ir. Keller will probably .J 10 Si,aa before returning homo .a ,-rgc is no ou-J north before tac .. .y.soH or the return Of the Este
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

passenger south on the next Prin- ug.s Mary. lIr. aud Mrs. Miller will .g.us tas greater part of their time <. Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH

9:GO Communion Mass. II:OO High Mass and Sermon.
 Father Gallant,
 Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

s.7. James L. Stewart visited in Mu.clorse this week making a .-.aweu visit with friends of bygone Nys preparatory to leaving for his home in Vancouver, E. C, Mr.
 ,wart has been a resident of the -s..a tor many years and now sees ... ray clear to so where his fam ay reside and there to make his .,.gucut residence. Of the Clan Stewart" u.ere are twenty three liv- .G.- ~lau seven blocks Of each oth- C. .p Vancouver. Mr, Stewart him. #... the lead of the family being the uaIy absent member. While in . U. i..aorse Mir Stewart was enter .asrad by many of his old friends. -Ia returned 10 Shagway on Friday,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

". C. ......a-d returned o0 ,le Mary try a winter spent iH Sent -'a aud ,-v.1 ry5u4ed %IS Ssagway .... as chic. clerk % Gen. rra. Manage. .-..Je. Wheeler,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

rest. Her clothing irrItated the at- fected parts.
 The trouble lasted about four weeks. Then we started using Cuti- cu=a Soap and Ointment and the itching and burning ceased, and after using two cakes of Soap and three boxes of Ointment she was completely healed" Signed Miss Hattie A. Singer, R. ?, Escondido, Calf, July 2S, 1920.
 Forevery purpose of the toilet Cuu- cura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are supreme.
 sAnp,s Each Free ey Nal Address: "Cutl-urA LAs- orA.eriss Dept $. Maiden fs, Mas" Sol3evCry- where Soap 2aE. Ointment 25 and JQc. TSlcUm 25c. l&- -Cutieura Soap slaves without mug.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Tae r.,.....G 70 .t #1N' still -y.z .-.a.- a.. ."1ns are 'ac 0u.F -.... ". ....., Iu price. Co a-d s.e ... lu...".l
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

* C. Blanchard as an arrival on the Princess Mur" Iro@ 8 'Jc1- ton trip to Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
-I -IT-IT

Nr. and Mrs Ur"..G Ashley VII, be pas~ena..s .u.aa .2 r'e Jc@oIs,3 from trip tl he S.aJc5. The time was pleasantly passed ia Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
---r-r- -N-

NIr. and Mrs. lwuica A Godiug entertained 2r. J...as l.. S.ewagt and Mr. Arctic T...1u. -. G.Nucr on Monday ,-sl.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

It was red and sore and began to spread 10 her left limb and the upper part of her chest. Her rightlimbwas badlyswol- len and infiamed and itched and burned so that she could not sleep or
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Mrs. Leila F. Grow WAS y Hasse'- ger south on the Princess -a.g bound for S..-rIo wrcre SD goes for yls.s ". .a. s.a 3-.. a.n0- sav. and Lis ....s.g.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Nr Hnrw.oa |ll.r. general ou- d.tar for B.. ". ?. and T. R, ao- rampautrt a- @~5. ,-.i.r will D. g.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

raay 0. hyo people of Skagway
 troubled Il mind because there .., .. dyes iu town for Easter eggs.
 - ra, try the old way Of tying
 Q eggs ua in cloth that fades in ..... ra, ,"au iu.o cold water and -i m G.e usual way for hordboii- .. ..a." Tre cn'or is fine and you r....a soods with figures and D ...o variety Of fancy coIored .-.. 9, uu:c or no cost. Onion .-.s. ..at is the outer dry skins. ... boiled make an excellent dye. Id..u. Icgwood, permangenate of potash and other dyes may be used.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
--n--R 1-

A. E. U.Br.ea at one time editor ol t.e skasway Daily Alaskan, and
 .r,ad.,yr of the Juneau Record, ..l ia-er still serving in the same capacity al MarshGcld for a daily ...-r ls uow editor of a weekly p@- a..,I-e UNi-A Republican Press, in Okiar. Ncndictmo County Cal.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26

Dr. l.. g. Keller was a home com ~E passenger on the Princess Mary .ua Seattle where he has been for .". gss. season studying in post ...4a.o work. Dental surgery and ..l ..a ue~rs- methods for extract -. received the careful study of r.. E.:,t as well as all the Hewes.
 .uEs iu plate work.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-26
Miss H. A. Singer Tells How Cuticura
 Healed Mother

My mother started with e break ing out of eczema on her right limb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
COLLEGE FLARE: -uP ENDS
WHEN TEACHERS AGREE
o,i'L Resignation or Professor T.. H.
'"Siand, Of Aycrcu, Cause
OF Suualblr.

Especial to IN. Tl'nt -biSpa',!,.i
bANy LIE. VA. March 30 Aver
hr"-rp today when Professor Lohn
wagner. teacher Of history ana Eng
i.sh. ara a member of the faculty
'"hihi mat ,h" rosirnn'iou a.. pr"-
>'ht"d Orally and In warmth tostcY-
ia, hw! rytiiy shccon" effective.
Last niEht Professor g. T.. eros
idhd learned that Captain wagner.
IA" has hc"n a teacher Tor about a
s'hi. Was p;cpnr!MG ths catalogue
10. IN" i'Ai s"# lou and tina. he was
"'iiHg on luStrU .fiDuS on six Of TIM.
lw"n'y uusto"t. all a.! them uDsiil.
TO lr Grassland.
captain wagner who is reported to
nav" 'NpT"ss"i some anger and to
hay" lr";l"T-d iis resignation at
once. wh!ch MAS accepted.
Lat. ru Captain MIrN,r r.uprtcL
mat "a" had not resigned aud ,uit h.
had not put IL ia writing. also that
b" would u" at iis c.uSgrs today This
murn!n" Professor Grassland. who h;,r
That ms services W"Ul! nu' be- ;,c-
"cp'Ibl". m.t hiu IA his class room.
In i.~ minutes Captain Wagner
came out Of the cihs>-Ioom aud LIFT
Tia. building.
This afternoon pf croslaud am
uounc"d thhr thoir differences har
h'"n hHrH"nlpusI7 composed ann
nat ohpinG Wagner would resume
""s ina, ID" teacher would in fu-
'gT. tax" his INSTRUCTIONS dir..tiv
from IA" president
j. beam i..nowp today ,ha,,.. dur
has aull""'"d Sl.2un Doe small sums
from p.Opi" cr TIA. rulrmun.'y to b.
applied ." 81 testimonial 10 Or eros
iaud aud his family. Eight hundred
'u'"'i'rls" has b."u uyr hasod Il
silver tea service t-gr.d also. g. l..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
TOBACCO GROWERS SIGN
5-YEAR POOL CONTRACT

WHITE. Va. March 30 Carol ma
Sun-tUr"d Tobacco Association meta
Il naSs-m"ctinI on saturday TOR thu
purpose OF signing III" contract ton
TIA" i've year pool.
The COURTEOUS" was rll.d and
many could not gain entrance. Tuc
meeting MAS called ~ order by Pres
idcnt John w. Gurnaul who .N-
planned the objects of IT," meeting
IN snort speech. lie then INTRO
duc.h Colonel x. l.. Zeal VINO mad"
an address on co-up"ratlDn
Ia" president th.n read Il latter
from Governor Davis indO,aIug the
movement ana expressing his re-
gr"ts that h" could not -. present.
owing 10 som" official business
j ~. Gu'sinh"rry WAS then intro
dnc'd ana explained TIA" contract IN
detail, ait'r wbicu hUudrcds Of to-
hdccn growers cam" forward to sign
up tor Ave gears.
II is freely predicted tina, at Least
- per cent OF the tobacco growers
would sign tn" ng,-S.ar i,ODl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
'. NJ. |. ALUMNI CHAPTER
IS FORMED IN BRAZIL
Mnny Graduates OF School Are In
Rio dc Janciro, Pursuing Diff
fcrcnt Professions
Spccinl u Thn .Ti,mos- D.spatch.

lSpcciai To The. Times Dispatch.
most aEA' iSGa'i% WI ar MTsG a"-Ts M
alumni chapter is mat at IIo dc
Jan"iro. Brazil In II letter just re-
".ivcd at Lexington news Of the birth
Of tho new chapter Is given. Tn"
Officers are: Rev. i. 9 M""rn % H."
class OF 1883. president: Fritz kr"n-
i.I, class OF 1914. secretary. ana W.
~. Williamson. class OF 1879. treasurer
ana historian. y number Of Institute
men al" ia BRAIN. SON" being clergy
men. some engineers and others beng
associated with banking firms. S"v-
"ral members OF the pr"S"n, Erhduht /.
ing class cNpoc, TO 80 out 10 Hrazil
early next fall.
TI"rc has recently boon orsanlz"i
~ N" institute ghart"r 81 IN"
American society 81 civil Engineers.
WIN TIA" following cadet Oihcors.
nc don't: j. H. i'aync; v!c"- don't.
". f.. Drcwry: secretary, II T. Par
iui'. Tn" chapter is affiliated with
IA" national "rrhnI@at!"n and has
Planned q program Of s'iriuIputnly'
meetings. The Nrst Of th"s" was
held recently. when an address was
made by john Lyie harrington. OF
Kansas CITY Mo, bridg" hni con
SGlting "ngin"
Announc. has been made TO
ia" institute authorities that the en-.
gin"cr unit Of the E"scr.r .Ahic"rs'
Training Corps AZ thc virginia MILE
tdrN institutc has Dr"u awarded
highest rating by the government.
There arc similar units at colleges
and universities. military and non
military ia ali parts - tho country.
incluiiur tn" Massachusetts Iustliut"
Of Technology ana The California tn
~itutc % Technology. and many
other institutions III tn" $Orth Fast,
south and West Tn" officer "a Inn
iu"dtnt" chnrg" az tn" unit at Y NJ !.
iH Captain William " lipEg" II TIA.
regular army, corps uf engineers.
cadet debating team hhs D-"u
iprthccW!u. Inter, pll".iat" contests.
IN" team consists o.: Cadets W j.
Price. III, j -. fIIn and l. II. Ma
r"a .br FIRST debate viii hc Hilh
Roanoke CoIl.g" carly ia Arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

health and happiness aud ! just can't
say enough in It's praise"
Mr.. j. R"itrrst"in, in commenting
on his wif"'s statement. said: Yes.
her RECOVERY has been i happy sur
Prise TO Us all y few weeks ago
! had no idea she would l." able To
pun through. bat NOW She is In bet
tor health than have ever seen her
and the credit IS du" TO Taulac. Wc
have been married nfty-two years to-
day and don't believe | have ever
seen h.r !ooiiiug amy better. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Condemn nnIirnad CRUISING.

pANN!LLE VA. March The
gn'pm"rs jury which irN.stlEat-i the
kill!GE of \ y. Coleman hy a south
cru Railway train ON saturday. CON
'iuued its hearing today ana heard
s"vcrai more Witnesses The verdict
rt'Ur;"l Was tht, rhc deceased mad
met MS death BY t"iuu struck by Il
trH!n whilr nu AN oil trucG crossing;
iuo tracks "aud N- are IL tho upin-
Iui tlat the crossing was upt prop
rrly aaf.EGarI,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Thnnnns FRANKLIN Wu,u

INNNII.I.E w. MAf0U 1U--
Ih"Has Franklin Ward died e, : IS
o'clock yesterday TN his 18TH yeIr
was Il untiv" Of AIaulunc" Comfy
\ g.. aud came her" fourteen years
ago from Mayh"li y g. ~, was q
member OF tn" Trimi'iv- Baptist
church IN" funeral viii TAX" ilur"
from his HON" tomorrow afternoon
At O'Clock He leaves thrc" chilii.u.
Mrs. " y. Fruit MayH,!H. Mrs ".
i. Frcnch Iiish Point. y g. Mrs. Il.
l.. Foster. banN.ll-, ~ y Wura OF
Danvi!lc. charles ward Dauyll!..
aud Miss Kate WArG. also 81 this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

l.lN'iiitti. VA. March ~ The
f!rs; Christian churrn nas cui.cd
Rev. g H. Reynolds pastor nf Goui.-
yarH Christian Church. Cleveland.
ONO. 90 i-Lt PASTORAL. - suce".d
Rev. a.. Hubert St..d. vhu luC, Acre
mouth ago for WDtk u Richmond.
II Us 'Np""t"d tnrt Iu. can VIII he
accepted and tEat Mr.. Reynolds VIII
tive 90 cia F., county. This state. IN;
has been preaching .u Ohio twenty
nan" Gears HAVING h.G iJur p:- 10
rates Joe that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

I.YNcHBuRG, VA. March ~ TIL"
scpak,i$ for the commence mtni ~
crcis,s At Lyn,ahurg College this
wear Viii all Pee students. excepting
Tor the hucCalaurcntc sermon. Miss
Edith Lacey Virginia, has been
chosen saiutatorian. and PAU. SiR". Of
Frederick county, EaioG.CtUrlan. Eh-
graduating: class this year wiz .u-
,.ltidt. eleven students