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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
BAPTIST TRAINING
SCHOOLS FOR ". VA.
NOW ANNOUNCED

carrying cut preparations Tor 'NoS"
Who feel 'hH nord of better equipment
Tor church work, two training SCHOOLS
viii be- conducted in W"S; Virginia WITH
IN the next few days under tho aus
p'r"S Of tho American RaptIst fUhli"a-
ton S'':cty and III" Union baptist sun
day School Convention. On" "f th"S"
WI, b" he'd from March 2 n -. in
elusive. N Ga TX burg Baptist Church.
The othr- will b. held from March l.
tn Is. inclusive. IN Farmont. Th"S" ar"
being arranged by Rev. \. Il. NIth"rs
ot IarhcrShurG. secretary Of Young
peoples work OF the state orGanlza-
ton.
The instruction is offered IN N" work
Of all IN" usual organizations. including
The Sunday school young peoples S0ci-
cites. mission societies. World Wild"
GUILD and various Official boards Of tho
West Virginia State baptist convention.
and workers of other denominations will
he welcomed There is no tuition
charge.
Certificates arc offered for attcdance
and noic-takinE: while workers libraries
are offered 70 churches for attendance
and work done by their members. In
addition 20 this, persons who hear and
take notes on at least 10 lectures WILL
b. awarded a certificate at the Conclu-
sion OF the institutes. In each institute
the Sunday school sending the largest
advance registration, considering dis
lance and size of school Will ~ award
cd a library. and The largest number %
certificates awarded, considering IN"
distance and size of school. viii also
win similar recognition.
The faculty Of the institute VIII m
Clude some OF the foremoS: educators n
church work in the Northern EaptlSt
convention. and the courses of instruc-
ton include R;hc study. child psychic
losy. administration. departmental work.
Young peoples methods. MISSION study.
church officials and Christian leader
ship.
Tn" dean ~ the institute will b. Rev
A. &. Withr-S. director OF religious cdu
cation for West Virginia. Others in IN"
faculty include: Rev. Tr. James :
Young director OF Weekday re- & Gus
education Of the American Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society. one OF In" foremost hU-
thoritics in America ON that much dis
cuSSed subject: pr. Se,d"n l.. ROBBERS. d.
rector of Teacher Training work Of the
same society: E"N. pr. Raymond NJ
West. head of the LIfe Work pcpa rtme M
&c The General Board &C Promotion %
the Northern BAPTIST convention. an an
.nurlty on church efficiency methods:
Rev. Milton Mr,;orril director "f vouns
peoples porN ~ the American PuhhHd-
ton Society. Mss Erna Wells. director
- tMildr"n'- DIVISION W"rh fo- w.
Virginia. Rev. ". +. R.yl"S. Sunda '
Fold WurNrr Cor w.; Virginia: VI -
Ruth T. Tovu, D.r"r'"r o. th:d.r"n'
DIVISION Work Of tnI American Rart>;
Publication society. and Mrs. tann!" VI.
jennings. &c tho Wr>i Virginia STA"
Board nr Promo, on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
First Sunday in White House.

Washington. MAJ s--tontIruiuE 4
practice h" followed while nc WAS 4 SEN
ator. President Harding motor"l this
morning to GraSs,ands. a clubhouse in
tho suburbs ut the CAPITAL. and had
breakfast with several Of his old friends
IN the senate
Tho preSId"n: lrCc the White FIouS"
shortly after O'Clock. accompanied only
~ secret service men. and returned an
hour and a half later. HIS early morn
ing experience was somewhat Of n de-
Walton from tho usual habits os pres
idert. no chlat executive sine" Cleveland
having dlnrd az any OF n" Capi;als
clubs. except on rare oCcaSto1s.
At the breakfast Mr.. Harding was the
guest OF Senator trcliNghuysen Of New
Jersey. and during the visit he net \
score Of those who in The past hIv"
made a practice OF br"aktaSt.ng ;h"r"
before round of golf.
Mr.. Harding spent tho remainder OF
:Ne day. his hrs, Sunday n the White
House. wiz members nj his Camlly. He
made a shc-s call al hts offices late n
the forenoon. and in me afternoon spent
some time IN the SecluSlon Of the west
Write House grounds. walking about
with hts new Alredaic dog CaS~ell
A report tina, nc HardinGS would at
teud church = = morning attracted
small crowds 10 "nd about all the Bap-
tiSt churches Of the capital. but the
president and Mrs. Harding appeared
at mono OF them.
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WILL ESTABLISH LOAN
FUND FOR STUDENTS
Scottish Rite Education Association 10
Support Now Plan


ESTABLISHMENT o. S'unrh'S loan
funu AZ West virginia "'HfrS''H ann
a, the state norma! S'hoo'S Is announce"
as N" ''nmrdia'" intention o. inc ""''
I ''Hh N'' f""'a'''hdi
,'n''E ".bInl"'u ny Wv H'ot''," 10y
. ''"''H % "''' A'"'" !"
p'"'""t" '"u' ,'''.'t WIN ~ ~" ~
| !" inns '"'' va" al, " :"
! c"h'E'ouIr" u? NJ L,'n''' t'ouec "a
: ic','"h w. al "e'''"e anu 't'',
r""i'S ar" r\i'''N 10 '"H'''""'' H'.'"
I" the iunu. ia" ASSOCIATION VII! ais"
! cndraNor IN the near tuturc I" compete
! Plans tor IL" erection az me "nN''S''S
at M"rGan;""h ot p"''o'nS 10y inc use
81 s'nIth'S q MaS"h'' a"'''"''''' 81,
."'-'t .',',,' 49,
.
.r,,, c,..,,,,.h r.. I,du,a.f,,.,' Assn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Press rCardtnai LouEe, prtnats q an
Ireland, in a letter to the priests OF nl
Armagh diocese, makes another power
ful appeal for A truce in Ireland, and
suggests the forthcoming birthday OF
the first national apostle offers an op-
perfume occasion for an appear to thu
Almighty for the return of peace TO Ire
land. pointing out that St P1tr3ea
brought peace TO the country. Cardind
Louge says:
What a reproach II would b shouA
vo dim by crime the lustre OF thh Elcfb
Gus inheritance 1t is no e1cooe thai
crime. even greater and moro numer
Gus have been committed by others, fd
crime does not justify crime Z
Xxx We shall not before The todo
mcnt seat be called upon to account fo
tho crimes Of tho Black and Tans, or thu
auxiliary cadets or the military, wh<
have sacrificed 50 many Innocent nve1
on the most futile pretense In their VIZ
raids through tho country. We shall
not even be called to account for the
blindness, obstinancy and partially %
our present government"
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TAKING STRIKE VOTE
(conttuusd Prom PaEs o1A.)

declared that "at no time have the eEn
ployes or their union representative
ever met the issue sQuarely or sugBe6tet
the possibility Of negotiating . mort
accountable basis Of reduction than thai
proposed"
meeting Of Is Of the brotherhood1
and unions representing the strikers Oh
the railroad was held during the day u
the Atlanta Labor Temple for the pur-
pose of formulating plans for the con-
duct Of the strike. The meeting was Of
an executive nature.
Presided over by John F. Nance an
engineer, the representatives were ad-
dressed by officials Of the internationd
brotherhoods. and some Of tho local
workers Of the A, B. & A. No formal
action was taken and no statement vas
given out after the meeting.
Applications Received
Receiver Bugg said in his statement
that the same procedure would be fol.
lowed in employing men for service on
the road as under normal conditions. All
applicants will be required to pass sat-
isfactory examinations and meet all re-
uuirements Of the railroad A number
OF applica tons had been received by
the officials, he said. and some of the
train schedules will be resumed during
the week.
The received. both in his present ca
pacity and formerly as president OF tsS
railroad company" Mr.. Bugs state
ment added. has endeavored to con-
form in every way TO orderly and law
ful procedure. and meet the employees
and their national union leaders in SIX
different conferences. He also met their
contentious in three different hearings
before the railroad labor board. which
was the tribunal Of their choice, and
continued 10 meet them until that board.
in it's decision Of February 81. declared
itself without jurisdiction on tho issues
as presented
AT no time either in conference or
in the hearings before the labor board.
have the employees or their union rep-.-
sentatives ever met the issue squarely
or suggested the possibility Of negotiat.
ing a more acceptable basis Of reduction
thatn that presented. notwithstanding
tho fact that they have never questioned
but have admitted freely. the conten.
lions Of tho railroad to meet its opera;.
ing expenses by one million dollars per
year"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
RECEIVE MEMBERS
Impressive Service at Ftrst Presbyterian
Church Arranged for
April 3.

Ia :. VI Gibson pastor r" tn" F.-s.
Pros Lyt--;an church. announced Sunda y
hat the spring communion which he'd
sunday. Np-.. :, wren ~" members " /;
he pub.icly received into ne c"nErcGa
t.vh~ j. gEty seven NOR" "rCe~SIOn'
~. needed /" reach the goa. OF 200 80
tablishNd b" tbs "hlrrn TT" church
=-.r rc me FRS; Presbyterian church
end, March 3,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
NOEL LEAVES SUNDAY
FOR TENNESSEE CAMP
Local Moundsznan OFF to Chattanooga
Training Quarters Next Week.
Will Arrtvs March IA.

F-a0k Noel. local pitching star. has
already signed his von,racr with the
chattanooga southern ASSOCIATION baS,"
bail rluh. 20 play tn" coming season.
y" will l"avr this city r"Nt Sunday
mn:n:uE for Chattanooga. Tenn. wh"rS
". VII report with inrty-or" other ~
cu'S for IN" team. which En"S directly
% training quarters.
l. = Expected hr-" that No"rS season
vii i., a success and tra' next year
nc MI % putting them over IN tn" h.G
tra&'!". He : k""plnE n condition by
playing hask"thall with n" Wheeling
y" CuiI"E ans this w'n'e:. ana WAS
also "t"c;"d ra1ta:n Of tn" lam. \
nufrh'- "r h.S friends IN ;hIs cry H5!i
SOC hun "Off" next SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
PLANS NOT DEVELOPED

Hh,iahr!phia. Ma" Secretary &C La
bo- James ! DAYS attended STrCla
meeting of Philadelphia iods" No. -.
loyal order NJ Moose. today. He - n"
r-r" from New York and wa accom-
panel - +. j. HHanrnG. assistant $50
r"rar, co." ,apo". They ie.t tonight for
VaSNir:t"n.
NJ DAYS dHrIned - discuss rs
r'.,cs - head Of 10 Department; of
labor -. is entirely zoo early % 81"
au-'n!nc." ," said y am jus; gong
into office and I intend - BE- far and
square ~ everyone"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
NATIONS LEAGUE
To MARK TIME
UNTIL j. 8. ACTS
BY WILLIAM BIRD
Special Cable Dispatch TO The lntelli
Ecnccr.
Copyright, I9@D

The League OF Nations is 10
! mark time until President Hard
! ing and the new senate have
| any opportunity 10 function nor
| mally, according 10 William
| Birds cable today. which also
reveals that the league council
/ spent one entire session In dis
] cussion OF It's probable policy
I toward the now administration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
QUARTET ARRESTED
IN AN EARLY RAID

ro,,a patroinIan Spcrht. CAIN tn
morning aided No. -" Nii.y {. AMI
arrested four persons on charges - .".-
'cr ng for immoral purposes. Tn" p",S-
,rar, gave IT," uam"S q! t'lahh.- i.,N.
F'r"d Alien. HarveN Smt@ and NIr'"
Edwards. They w"r" h"iA " ;H"li ''.,.
r"r :, hearing IA police ,uHr' thu Noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
And the Bulbs Never Blossom cd.

have. soon poop" from whom ;hs
discipline "i hard w"rN has h""n re-
moved ny som. ACCIDENT ~ inh"ri'an""
and haN" seen IN" rouraG" and pa
'g"nCc and unsrlrl~hu'>s thu Wcr" g-r"N
.ng N thor character garden become
4runicd and fn' &C n"w-rinS
boat forge to HItrn ~" other =
low ,'ha r;.cr"c plan: c.ir"". and dom
forget 10 m"n':on NV and th"n - HIM
~ n"r especially + - mairimoH a
-unrrns Inai", 'hc. sou have noticed
'hc growth. Approval ''kr thh' IS SUI
shine and = NJ dot as mach as m" "a N
When wa 4 CHILD and FIRST had
som. huins given IN" pulled Thew
~ after ;hcy had been growing few
days to $50 now the roots w"r" doing.
Somehow those bulbs meyer seemed I"
prosper IN" parallel IS. imagine.
suTIc'c,Iy ohv;ou-.
Don't Plant tho weed OF smugness.
Anothr" Warning Ion I let IN" weed
of sc,f aplrcNa! ar STuEn"ss g"i IN
among thns" hubs That's one Of The
creates, dangers 90 consciously T.! nE
- impruv" "n"'s character. II YOU IN
PROV, Il uncrnSc.nuSiy b"cous" %"u arc
a natural born san; th'-" ~ u" Sl"h
danger Ru, when Won make a cons Gus
effort and watch the hubs grow you arr
apt - drop III thai seed. :" don't pay
zoo much attention I" these hubs. JUS
enough as | said u"fo~". - catch a
glimpse &C growth TOW and then when
Won lind il 'sn't 50 hard to CIV" un
snnc,hin: a. it used 10 nc or that Nou
arr an,c 10 wal i'SS inpaticniiE. Tha'
Is at ,ha. is good for either YOU nr IN"
hl'tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Now York. Mar. 6.-The condition
OF t.nrIco tA-uSn, tenor. who il re-
covering from p!"urtsy and attend
an, complications. continues favor
able. his physicians announced to-
day Mr.. CaruSo IS doing very
wei and rumorS 20 the contrary are
untound"d." said Or. John +. Erd-
mann tUntght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
wArTEp-mALE

wANTRD-&en. Leara barber trade.
Wonderful, demand and wages. ros:-
tons waiting. Write to-day. Meier
Barber College. cal ". a;h str. Crn"n-
nat Ohio. C-l9-i mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
GENERAL SLAIN
(couttnusd Prom Page ous.)

the center o. the city. One bomb wreck
cd the interior Of a store and two civil
ians are reported 10 have been wounded
Earlier in the day. an attempt was
made 10 ambush q military automobile
nrr Clontarf a suburb Of Dublin, the
automobile escaped. but private car
happening TO pass was wrecked by a
bomb The driver OF the car was kill
ed and the pa sscnEer injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Santiago. Ch,le. Mar 6.--Congres-
Sioual elections wcr" held through
out tho republic today. All the
seats n ,hr chamber. OF deputies
and onc-:hird OF the seats in the
senate were to be tlilcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Washington. Mar. 6.-An earth
q-,ak" described az pronounced and
estimated TO have had it's center
about 100 miles from Washington.
was recorded early today at IN"
GrorEetwou University SelSmo-
logical observatory. BEGINNING AZ
= 80 a. m. the disturbance continued
ua;Ii 80 a. M, reaching its max
imum intensity at 2:++ 4. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
LOST AND FOUND.

LoSr-PNyS tc,an bag with Instruments
between l6th and ;C.h. on Cha pIrne s.
Reward = returned 10 room go wheel
Ing Steel Corp. Bldg. ms-5-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Athens. Mar. 6.-M. Gounaris. the
Creek war minister. departed for
London Saturday night upon IN" in
yiiatlCn Of the Allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
wANrED-FEMALE.
WANTED

wANrED-An experienced giri COR GeU-
eral houS"worh. rc'rrcrg" required.
Call @c%-J WoOd>daiH. MIRA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

The reason q woman IS always right
IN any argument Is because she' = u
woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
FOR SALE.
FOE Sc

FOE srL+lg@O Buick SIX ~" paSS"r-
ger o u~~S, So" %; l"1r spec 4.
:, Stut. baker. me ~:.po. sl.6j" "'':
10 Ru;cn S.N Eoat S,..r WINTER -.
S@uH. ~ Call Wh'.'I.H. -\iH-M a:;"r y
.. mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

New York. Mar = The retro
rn"nt ~ charles Evans hughes. SOC
-rtarS % state. from the board oc
trustees Of the Rockefeller founda-
mons was announced here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
OUT.THE-P|kE

Modern home. rooms and bath. sth
Sire, Glcnuond Al modern convca'-
rn,es Must be seen 20 be appreciated.
500 US fO- pre-"
rooms and bath. furnace. All CON
,en!cnccS. garage. 10, foHi!o. a. Eras-
anton. \ bargain 10 quick buyer.
South Wheeling Double house OF
r""nrs. good cellar. Now renting Tor
$500 per month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l.,-@.. SGT. ,o>' So " o..
- fur $50 " need M v"'':tI. f...-
tor l:,HN \ T-IS: Co.. telephone W'''!>-
IA" -" r'----i
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TOR SALE

FOR SALE --C4~r grocery Stn:e n
~u,'h Wg"'.':nE Sa-ga 60 : uu.
l.iyr" Wur~,.f.: Sac 60. ~ 'Nr. 80.
inE Ser. y Trust E.iS. r.'--.~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS

SHORTHAND taGEh, by mail. EoI
1908. Huntington. ". Va mr-1-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Cardinal Appeals for Truce.
Belfast, March (By the Associated
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wANTSp-To RRNT.

FOE RENT-FurniShe front room in
Intcil;genccr Bldg. lJe5 Market -
Phone S4iy-J. t-"@-t
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EOR SALE acres and 81 -ooned CoUn-
~ M. . g. II ."s from 2,H". maCadI
~ I'D "...l,I. ,-.0ar'! cement cave. good
,';rHl. '...H= .,'r" building grDI0d
''r."r r"t-oTtH." = Il"- ale. pr"C" iiii
~ app. 80 Nar~": =. "E~-i-m
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ZOE sALrRIvEH CRAFT.

Pun cabin, IS h. p. light draft mo-
torboat- Has an OAK bottom. good
died decks, IS f. hull. Lying at
Eleventh St., Wheeling. Henry
Salads, llos Water ST. Wheeling,
W. Va. f-5-SOt
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poa HErr-FURN1sHED ROOMS

POE RENT-tNrniShed rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply md floor Intel
ligencer Bldg, 1905 Market 81. f-li-if
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PoR SALE
FOE SAL.

FOE sALE-TSo very desirable lotS at
Holloway. O. near n ot =. %a,. y =
build anuScS = >uIt purccaScr on re-
quest, on Reasonable terms. Tn" Scot.
Lum Der Co. Br .dGcpor;. - f-it-Sit
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SECURITY TRUST CO., lgent
1143 Market Street

Two story and attic, brick Dwelling
~ n rooms. hath. laundry. furnace,
front ami rear 7orchcS. Hard wood
finish. rs1,l modern and W 10 date
numc, on 18TH s.. between Jacob and
Wood streets
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13

Little Miss Mary Addie Simmons
has returned from Savannah, after
spending week with relatives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
THE EFFICIENT WOMAN.

We hear great deal nowadays
about the efficiency OF women. In the
novels of fifty years ago. who ever
heard woman praised for her execu-
tive ability. force and energy. in the
sense that 1t is used today? The frail.
delicate, helpless. ideal of womanhood
has passed away. How is 1t possible
to measure up TO the ideals of mod
ern womanhoodY In the first place,
we must keep our bodies in the best
possible condition.
Thousands of women have succeed
cd through daily baths, exercise In the
fresh air. and Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, at the first sign
of female weakness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13

Every other frgck you see this sea-
son is a canton crepe or crepe de
chine. And practically every one you
see is black. There are some few ex-
ceptions and they are worth mention
ing The color combinations which
are being worn are so few that they
are easily noticeable among the num-
erous black models. This fetching
lit lie afternoon frock pictured here
is made of dark henna colored crepe
combined with light tan of the same
materisl
1t Is the color combination more
than the style of the frockk which
makes it distinctive The tan crepe
forms the side panels which reach
from shoulder to hem. An inset of
the tan-is also used on the top seam
of the sleeve to correspond with the
rest of the frock. Both the side panels
and the insets. en- the sleeves are trim
med with shiny black cabachons cut
square. This frock will make a very
smart outfit IL worn with slippers.
hose and hat to match, or blend with
the color scheme.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
MEETING of BUSINESS
WOMAN'S CLUB 8 P. M.

All members are urged to attend
the meeting of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club which is call
I'd fer this evening at O'Clock in the
Y. w. c. A. hall
As the meeting this evening is the
1rst held in some time, many matters
Gf an important nature will be dis.
cussed and all members should be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Flanders and
family and Mrs. w. w. Talbot have
returned after a motor trip to Miami
and other points of interest in Flor
ida.
Miss Elizabeth Livingston, of Brook
man, left yesterday for valdosta ia
re-enter school
Mrs. L. T.. Best is greatly improved
after a serious illness.
Herbert Radcliffe leaves In a few
days fbr Atlanta where he will enter
Emory University.
Mrs. Alice smyth left Friday fol
her home in Tampa, after short visit
70 Mrs. H. l.. Thomas.
Mrs. G. p. Smith and Mrs. Edward
Fleming have returned from st. Simor
where they spent the weekend
A pleasant party motoring to Sa
vannah Sunday were Misses Mildred
and Selma Wade and Mr.. S. X. Browr
1 and Mrs. s. II. Gordon.
Mrs. d. p. Wingate has returned Il
Triton after a delightful visit to Mrs
w. S. Middleton.
NIS. ". W. iluiHitS mas returned
from summervllle after visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Holmes are Wis
iting relatives at chaple Crossing.
Miss Albert Hilsman has returned
from Fancy Blum where she has been
spending a few days with relatives.
Edwin Fendig had as his weekend
guest on st. Simon. Lewis Kreiss.
Clifton Orr left yesterday for chi
cago where he viii enter the North.
western University.
Little Theodore Tharin. who came
here 10 visit his aunt. Mrs. J. NJ.
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Phillips, IS confined in the hospital as
a result of an accident of which he
was the victim several days ago. He
was in bathing at the back landing
when he jumped on a. piece of glass
which severed the leaders of his left
foot The little fellow is a son of Mrs.
Dan Tharin, and formerly lived here.
Edward Miller is spending a few
days in Jacksonville.
DR.. Lee Howard has returned to Sa-
vannah
Mrs. ]. M. Tatum has returned from
Tampa, where she spent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. oJseph Higginson, ,S21
Grant street, announce the birth of 2
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Higginson, S21
returned from visit to friends in
Scotland, Ga.
Mrs. Lacv McKinnon. who is spend
ing some time on ST. Simon, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Rachel Herman, after a pleas
ant visit to relatives here, has return
ed to her home in Scotland, Ga.
Mrs. j. j. Vickers, and children,
have returned from Quitman where
they have been the guests of relatives.
Miss Claire I.ilienthal hes returned
from st. Simon where she has been
the guest of Miss Selma Fendig.
Miss Catherine Clark has returned
from Jekyl, after spending the week
end with her parents.
Little Miss Mary Addie Simmons
has returned from Savannah. after
spending week with relatives.
Mrs. Robert S. Pyles and daughter
Miss Clara Pyles, returned yesterday
| from Toledo, o.. where they have beer
the guests of relatives for the pas
several weeks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
NO more ant trouble!
USE MAGIC HOODoO
II. 7. EyERS
1922 Oglethorpe Street.

1922 OgIethorpe Street.
Has now installed a modern
Woodworking Plant, and
will begin the manufacture
of auto truck bodies, cabs,
etc., door and window
screens, mantel boards. in
fact anything in the wood
work line.
We will also operate mod
srn blacksmith and horse
shoeing shop.
NOTE: Furniture repaired
and shipped. "se<