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Evening star., 1921-12-21

in the history of the office.
At the west end of the great con-
course in Union station tarpaulins,
secured from Fort Myer, are stretched,
keeping off the winter winds which
sweep up the tracks. In this "open
air post Office" dispatchers work on
sacks of mail to go out of the sta
ton to all points.
r. r. Williams has his name chalked
on the concourse floor as "postmas-
ter" having been SO designated by
A. J. GosA chief dispatcher. who play
fully takes unto himself the title of
postmaster general" of this outdoor
station.
Parcels that are sacked on the great
"workroom floor" in the city post
office are conveyed across the bridge
Evening star., 1921-12-21
SELECTED AS DEBATERS.

Howard +. Brecht and J. Allen
Thames have been selected to represent
the Senior Debating Society in the next
prize debate of Georgetown University
Law School after the Christmas holi-
days, it was announced today. Norman
f. Kane will be the alternate. The
judges will be William J. Cullinan Of the
Georgetown Dental School. Thomas T..
Walsh and Francis w. Hill. jr.. both
assistant corporation counseIs of the
District.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
new LORD CHAMBERLAIN
ONLY MAN IN BRITAIN
TO HAVE PRIVATE ARMY

LONDON. December 81. The
Duke of Atholl. newly appointed lord
chamberlain, is the only person en-
titled to maintain a private army In
the British empire.
Queen Victoria gave permission in
1S45 to the then reigning duke to
maintain three companies Of infantry
and there is in existence today an
Atholl army of 800 men.
This ':army" figures chiefly on
ceremonial occasions at the dukes
great house, Blair Castle, Scotland.
but many of it's members fought be-
side the duke in Gallipoli. where. as
a brigadier general, he led the Scot
tish Horse.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
TALKS ON JOURNALISM.
Mrs. Henry w. Keyes Emphasize:
Importance of Press.

Importance Of the daily press in litera-
ture and the home was emphasized by
Mrs. Henry w. Keyes at meeting Of
the District Congress Of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations yesterday
afternoon at the Ebbitt Hotel. Jour
nalism," she said, 'is the biggest force
in the world today"
Mrs. Keyes advocated the Bible and
Shakespeare as good novels and the
best literature for young people. Chill
dren should be taught to regard love
stories as rational part of literature" !"
she said.
The association presented to Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter. its president, a pin
as a Christmas gift.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
URGE "Y" ADVERTISING.
Secretaries Suggest National Pub.
Icity to Aid Organization.

National advertising as means of
bringing Y. M. C. A. activities to the
front will be suggested to the Mem
bership Secretaries Association. This
was one of the points decided upon
at a conference of Y. NJ. c. A. men,
bership secretaries at New York.
which was attended by Leonard w.
De Cast and r. E. Myers of the local
Evening star., 1921-12-21

connecting the post Office with the
terminal. past the marine who guards
the bridge, and are dumped into the
open-air Office. Here they wait until
ready for their trains.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
OPEN AIR POST OFFICE
FOR CHRISTMAS RUSH
Tarpaulins Shelter Dispatchers at
West End Of Union Station

An "open air" post office is the
latest novelty being used by City
Postmaster Chance in handling the
National Capitals rush of Christmas
mail, which is now flowing full blast
in and out of the city in greater
bulk than ever experienced before
Evening star., 1921-12-21

The longest snake in the world is
twenty-siX feet in length. and is an
anaconda, the tropical South Ameri-
can hOa-cOnStrictOr.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.

Lieut.. Commander Paul Hendren. at
the Annapolis Naval Academy. has been
ordered to this city for duty in the bu-
reau Of navigation, Navy Department.
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BIG DEMAND FOR TICKETS
TO SEE "SHAYINGS

\ big demand for seats. as soon as
the box office was opened a. the court
yesterday. indicates that there = an
unusual amount OF interest being taken
in the engagement Of Henry ". SAY
ages ,,apc cod comedy shaving
which Colonel savage Will present at
The Court Friday and saturday mat'n'"
with its original cast and prOduC'l"N.
The play is based on Joseph {. IN
coins move. and all IT'S action takes
place at cape cod. tn" story - ln'"r-
eSting. The GramAtlZLtion was mace
bv Hauiino Phelps ami Marion snort.
"ShHyingS" combines Wit and humor
with romance and drama and touches OF
genuine sentiment. There are TWO l"Nr
stories IN the play and there - inNi
Of the comic t:lHt keeps tA' audience" ii
happy humor. The play VII. "" pr'
secuted here with the nH'y and "r'E!n;|,
cast. which is on" OF ~" mos; taIen;""
companies ever got together {" act ~
a comedy. Harry Ecr"si"rd heads the
orgluI2ltInn The other members ~
which gre James bradbury, Charles
Dow clark. Ben Lodge. CARA M"or'S.
Patricia Morris. Marie N"ru"&. Robert
Craig. Mitchell Harris Daley Glenn
entS. E;shon Dickinson and others. Col
one! Savage has staged this play WIN
a grra' deal ot attention I" IN" p"SS''
hllitirS TO- scenic effects IA" StSt%'
settings ar unusually attractive. rms
- mo cas- and Vrnlu, ;i"G viii C2cn Us
t'hiCa., run at puws'.s theatre on sun
day n.Erf. February -. IN" attraction
- guaranteed.
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
IN q Hurry
FOR real effectiveness. THE old
hOrne-n made remedy has no equal.
Easily and cheaply prepared.

You'll never know how quickly 4 bad
this famous old homemade remedy;
Anyone who has couched all day and
All niyht, will say that the immediate
relief given is almost like magic. Il
takes but a moment 10 prepare, ana
really there IS nothing better for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2h, ounces OF
Pirex; then add plain aranulated sugar
svrup 10 make full pint. Or you can
use clarified molasses. honey. or corn
Svrup, instead OF sugar syrup. Ether
way, the full pint saves abont two
thirds OF the money usually spent for
cough preparations, and gives you 4 moro
rositiye, effective remedy. Il keeps per
fectlv. and tastes pleasant-ch'IdTeo
Ike Il
You can feel this take ho'd Instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
al the air passages. il promptly loosens
Q dry. tight cough, and soon YOU will
notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A days use viii
usually break mp an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis. Group, hoarscness, and bron.
ehiAl asthma.
Pirex is q most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, the most reliable remedy for
Shroat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for 42H ounces OF Pinex" with
directions aad don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 10 give abso'hes satis-
faction or money refunded. The Pinex
Co.. Fl. Wayne, Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

The millions VINO have read john
E'ox's tas>nat,ng novel The Trail Of
the Lonesome Pine" will be even more
delighted with this charming play which
romss 70 the Caurt today for TWO per
rormances. II cShaics all the fragrance
and romance OF the Virginia Hills. The
play is not only the light OF an tnSpira-
ton but is one Of the most realistic and
picturesque products Of staSecratt ever
saen. for he beauty OF nature ana
breadth Of romance are found IN the
story; and YOU must know the June
that so many people have read about
oil over the world. Her story. her life.
has irrcS:StIbls appeal 10 young and old
throughout Occidcnt and Orient. II has
cnthrall"I people in ha.t a dozen Ian
Euagcs. Il is hard 20 estimate how many
men, women and children have followed
the little barefoot girl from her cabin
IN the hills through all the viclsS.tudes
Of her fright for love over tuedansm.
and aot one can afford u actually miss
seeing what their imagination pictured,
You will sec June" as she sets at the
foot Of the pine and draws he knees
no wiki her arms Clasped around them
and YOU will listen 10 the simple Stor%
Of her simple life "a she tells IL to
Jack Hale. You Will see the lights and
.hadowS come and 60 on her face. Light
OF low. shadow Of sadness. play N her
ewes aud on her lips as she tells him
Of her sister. speaking through me pine
counsels her to seek learning. Moreover
when ne name Falir passes nor ups
you Will see that the spir.; Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
TWO FIREMEN
HURT IN WRECK
mCzEEcHEN FIRE LADIES ARE IN
JuRED WHEN TRUCKS COLLIDE
ON SOUTH MARSHALL STREET
Hopsman Garage Is Seriously Damaged
BY Fire When Big Gasoline Tank
is Exploded

4. two-thlrty yesterday afternoon
Wilbur Younkns and Wesley Butts
members of the MCMcchcn fire depart
ment were badly injured whom their
truck crashed in:o = second NHhic'c on
South Marshall street. Neither o: che
men y now in 4 serious condition al
though it was ct first feared that their
injuries nigh, prove mortal Outside o:
serious bruises both ar" nov all right
their Injuries having been attended by
D. \ f. R.n"har;.
The truck was wrecked while on il
way 10 bad hiaz" which hrok" out N
The garage on South Marshall street he
longing 70 Ben HosSman. The fire orok"
out shortly after two O'Clock when 4 big
gasoline tark exploded scattering famc
over the entire building. TIL" blaze did
not last long after m" department reach
ed tho place. Tho total damages Will
amount TO $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
RHEUMATISM
~orturing Pains and Swollen jonts
Vanish When Rhsuma = uSs6
or Money Refunded.

IF there are any rheumatic sumsrers
who have not awaited Themselves o. thls
generous offer they should do 20 ~ Gee.
II Rheuma, the guaranteed prescnp@
ton for rheumatism in any FORM, does
not give quick and joyful relief the. cost:
small as it is. will be gladly returned
without any clubbing or red tape
Rheumatism is q dangerous dlseeSe,
t! and anyone who has the slightest sign
of II should drive it from the system
las quickly as possible. This - what
Fheuma did for many. It should DO ~
much for you.
chronic arthritis." says one sunerer: =!
had doctors galore, also spent ioul
months in a sanitarium, but had prac'
iicalIy no relief. Then I started LAX
ing Rhcuma. Now / can go Wthout
crI,tches or other aid. which could
not do for tho last nine months: mgr
" recommend It, and would gta0fy IN.
Swer any questions asked on rec4pt
~ stamp for postage. n. Ed
~ Schuylerville, n. Y.
Rheuma is absolutely harmless ana
thoroug hiy reliable because IT IS one
discovery that has forced rheumatl am 70
vicId and disappear. It Is recommeneea
and sold on the no-cure-no-pa plan ~
&C., H. Gricst & Co., and good druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Barker.

The body OF Mrs. Mary II "a "th
Jones Barker. wife of William 7. Bar
Mer. OF No. $50 Main street, whose
rralu occurred yesterday afternoon at
l2:lO o'clock. at the North Wheeling
hospital. will be sent this morning AT ,
o'clock over the Baltimore u ONO TO
grafton. Funeral services will he h"ld
IN that. city tn" Following day. Inter
m"nt will be mace'. = me erection 'cmc-
ctry.
The deceased brrdu," suddenly Ill @Nt
week and Sunday morning was removed
TO the hospItL! L. undcrgoI u serious
oprratlon She vas reported 10 he
somewhat hrtcir when yesterday morn
,n- took 4 turn for the worse ana dl"u
shortly afterwards.
she. was born IN Grafton, was reared
and educated in That city. coming l"
Wheeling twenty years ago. wher" shC
has since. resided. She was i6 years %
age. she was Il member of tho Fourth
street NJ r.. church and always took an
active part IN church work
she is survived by her husband, ana
one sOu. william. Jr., two sisters. Mr.:
Ollle Courtney and Mrs. OF" Crane. 81
GRAFTON: four brothers. Robert, Charles
and William Jones. Of ,iratt,n. and JOS
rph Jones. OF FI!rmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

,rYrc, Roy WIN. G. Ulfert began a
series Of special Lenten services IN ne
held each Wednesday evening during Inc
I..utou ucrIud. Before a large congre-
cation Rev I'lfcrt delivered an inspir...
.ug sermon on the "l'aSslon OF Ehr!st'
his discourse being Of vital intefe Sfr ~
vii present In addition. Mrs. henry
Fu"., added much to the success OF the
lIi."r.ng by her delightful rendition or
several musical numbers. Quite an m
l"r"~'IuE program Is being piahHeu l"'
next u rducSday evening.
Christian Endeavor.
This afternoon at St. Johns EvangeN-
cal church, members OF the IhIIS tIt''
EndravOr Society will meet IN reRuia ar r
session. Sewing. the usual pastime, VIII,
be In" diversion. and Il pleasant soclai
gathering wifi result.
Valentine Party.
In the s0~ial rooms Of II. Johns Evan
E.IiIaI church this evening, members OF
the Young Peoples Society, quite an eN-
lrnsiv" organization Will enjoy ae-
iightiul social affair In the nature OF
Valentine rartE. An attractive program
has been arranged and ella boratc plans
completed for one Of the most plcasah
affairs Of this kind in some months Inc
Young Peoples Society Of this church
lumber some or the most eRterpTislnS.
energetic Young workers IN the CITY, ana
their social affairs arc always 4 success
II ST. Valentine Day will be observed
and this note will he carried out IN
every detail. Refreshments Will DC
served near the close OF the evening.
Annual 1hant-ofering
At the Second Presbyterian church
This evening the Womans Missionary
society will hold their annual Thank
Offering and Praise Meeting" at which
tim" 4 special vote OF thanks will be
offered 20 God and special blessing
will be invoked on all missions through
OUT tho world The congregation includ-
ing both men and women. are urged to
he present, and all who have blessing
boxes" will please bring or send them
in ut this time. Inu addition TO num-
! her Of attractive offerings on the pro
gram tncre will bc charming Httle
plaSrtte, in charge OF Miss Martha
itIi"vcs with the younS girls Of th'
church taking part Refreshments Will
be served during the social hour which
will follow.
south Side Personals.
Mrs Arthur YoSt is confined 10 her
homo in the Southsde with an attack
Of rheumatism.
Miss Rrna Ashland. OF Cameron. Wig
led relatives on Thirteenth street Wed
nrsday and Will return home this eve
ming.
u. l.. Richmond Of Tyler county Is
the guest Of his uncle. Z. W. Sncdker
Of south wood street.
Mrs r. G.. Nelson Of Jacob street has
recovered from an illness Of grippe
and is again able 10 be out doors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
SOUTHSIDE
ST, ALPHONSUS HOME
ENJOYED BY KIDD|ES
HAPPY LITTLE TOTS STUDY AND
PLAY, ENJOYING EVERY COM
FORT AND PLEASURE ONE
COULD WISH.
More THAI Five Hundred Boys ana
Girls Attend School Each Day with
Exceptional Regularity.

The general public does not r"a '!'"
the advantages Of IN" various homes
for children. and there ar" some '"Iks
who have tho mistaken idea that a
home for iricndlcss and orphan 'h:l-
dreu - vcritablc prison or some
equally undesirable p.rcc.
or course IL is needless to say that
this idea IS wrong. especially in Wheel
ing. whore IN" INSTITUTIONS ar" the
equal Of any 81 ih"ir Kind IN inc c"un-
Try.
one cxamp'" il St Alph"nSus' nome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
COAST TO COAST IN 3 DAYS

New York, Feb. 9--LOS Angeles and
New York are now less than three DAY
apnrt by mail Aero club and air MAJ
otfirvlls made 1t known today. whom
they exhibited a letter postmarEcd Los
Angeles. January e which was deNi'
cred q; the Engineers club at ":%" J.
NJ. January -. The letter. tranSportc"
hv air and train. was received by J. u
rudncy from his wife, she had writer
/, on January - and mailed it the same
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

Funeral services for SiSi'r Mary N'G-
t"riA WhItemorc. on" OF tnH oldest Sls'
tors OF the 81. JuScpn'S convent, wEq
died Tuesday Afternoon at the N"lth
Wheeling hospital. following It short III
ness. Will he held this morning at (?
o'clock at he convent or Fnurt""nth and
EaCi streets. Solemn high mass will u"
offered lnlcrmcnt VIII il" mad" N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

COURT THEATRE OFFERS PoPULAR
JOHN FOX PLAY THIS AFTER
NOON AND EVENING.
Heavy Demand Whom Tickets for SHAY
inEs" Are Placed on Sale.
Endorsement for "shAvinSs"

To the ThcatreGoers Of Wheeling
and Vicinity:
In presenting Henry W. SAL
axes Cape Cod Comedy. SHAY
inGs" 10 the Court theatre pat
ronS Friday and saturday. l can
safely guarantee one OF the
Cleanest. most entertaining and
Thoroughly dc.JChttul attractions
that il has been my pleasure I"
of'er theatrrEOerS this season.
Having had the pleasure - wit
Messing the performance IN New
York last summer. have no
hcS'tanvy IN guaranteeing IL 10
Whtciing;tcS. The original New
York cast intact with Harry
Bcrssfnrd Will present the play
here trust II will. he accorded
the support Il deserves.
FRED r.. JOHNSON.
Manager Court Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

Work is rapidly progressing on the
decorating OF the assembly hall or the
Market auditorium and Will be finished
within few weeks. One of tho novel
effects being installed - painting Of
each ~ the IS Presidents of the Cuitci
S,ltCg
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which shelters at present twenty-five" or
thirty happy. sturdy liulr folks VIII"
arc frank in their approval If tn"
treatment they receive. Tr"E have"
.n.ir st,Ily hours. their plnEt'm". ard
,l4.. ones who ar" old enough haN" their
mite chores to perform. and things
move On very much rs In tn" hI"rate
"rrryr American homr.' Altogether
between i've and six hundred pupils
attend the hoys' and girls schools Of
s.. Alphuusus each d.y. \ more con-
tented gathering Mould h" hard to iimd'
and there is little tagging behind in
studies.
Two little girls. one probably tire"
ar four years old and IN" other perhaps
nine. were taken int" The h"!n" TINS
week. and tho Immediately settled
into tho family and ar" perfectly at
homo. 50 far displaying not the slight
~, evidence or homcsickn"Ss. ono OF
them viewed the large family win
open-cvcd ama2cm"rt ard naIN'iF
oekcd The approximations. Are all these
children yours"
Interesting Lecture.
Last evening at Trinity Lutheran
church Rev Simon Snyder delivered the
second of his series OF intensely inter
sting and timely lectures on quiet
talks on Things Eternal" this numnrr
being entitled Gods ProviS!@n TO sup
rlv Mans Suprcm" Need Much inter,
rst is being displayed in THIS S"r'eS ana
Il goodly crowd was III ate'h""h'' "l"'
evening.
Regular Meeting.
Friday evening of this week tho NOM
bars Of the Woman'S Bible class Of IN"
Third Presbyterian church will gather
for their usual monthly business ana
social session Plans have been MADE
for A delightful evening. tn" early hours
to be occupied win important p"S ' !;,ir'
r,atctrs and n general social good TIM"
,nnclnling the affair.". E"fr"shm"nt
will hc served toward the clos" OF in'
evening. It is requested that every
member be out for This OCCASION
Lenten Services.
lac, evening at St Johns Evangelical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

The old royal city Of Babylon was
almost entirely destroyed So D. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

According to an order. received S"N-
cral days ago by }. cecil Fee Of IN"
Central Glass company. tn" palace of
the MaharaJah of India vi loon be
httcd with glassware made N Wa""l-
ing The or,cr calls for $500 pieces
Of fine rlasswar' Shi?m"nt has al
ready been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
WON BY MIDDIES

Aunapu!iS. Md, Feb. 9--AnnapoiS
MlLShinmcn today. defeated North car
ol,na University at Ia SkcthaN. 90 to Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
HAMILTON RETURNS
Former Local Man Takes Position With
Packard Agency.

Gibson Hamilton Of Pittsburgh. TO
merry we'll known young man OF tn!
city. has Joined Mr.. II. r. Markell
the Packard Motor Car company. o
this city. and his many friends are no"
extending to him their best wishes To-
his success.
NJ. Hamilton IS the son OF Clari
Hamilton Of. this city. and is ono o
TIC most popular cntcrprisinS Founf
men in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

FeudiSt IS strong withln her For June.
loves her father and hates the RAINS
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.GtyBlj6a

Prosecuting Attorney carl q. Bach
mann and has assistants ar" busy ar
ranging the cases 10 b." called March :.
when tho criminal cogr' rand jury sits.
Nine cases are ALREADY ARRANGED.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-04-12
Seeks Fathers Car;
Passes 1t En- Route
Lee and Orser on Wild Goose Chase
to Southern Florida Now

Ships that pass in the night" had
nothing on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A
Burkhart and Messrs. Quarterman
Lee and Charles Orser yesterday
when they enacted a paraphrase of
automobiles that pass in the day"
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhart and little
grandson Quarterman Lee Jr., had
gone to Miami and other Florida
points in Mr.. Burkhart's two passen-
ger Marnon Roadster and Mrs.
Burkhart suffered dislocated
shoulder which made it announcement
to care for little Quarterman on a
return journey. They wired Mr.. Lee
Saturday to come after the baby and
he left Fitzgerald with Charles Orsel
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Burkhart and the baby came unex
pectedly Monday evening. Sometime
during the day the cars had passed
each other 1t will be impossible tc
recall the relief party before i
reaches its destination in Florid;
only to find the distressed" car ha.
gone
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-04-12
Tobacco Price Will
Be Good This Year

W.D. Smith of Nashville agent for
Georgia and Florida railroad, in Fitz-
gerald today, stated in an interview
with the Leader reporter that pros
poets were exceptionally bright for
a good tobacco market thi. year. He
stated that prices seemed to be on the
upgrade.
There is no question about profit
IN tobacco raising if the farmers of
this section will raise as good grade
OF tobacco as the soil permits" said
Mr.. Smitr. Georgia soil has been
proven, during the six years I have
been working with tobacco in it, to
be better adapted for high grade
bright tobacco than is the soil of the
Carolinas.'
Mr.. Smith is optimistic over the
outlook for prosperous summer and
fall in this section. Good tobacco
crops will be raised throughout the
section and a normal amount of bus
mess is assured, he believes.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-04-12
Savannah Presbytery
Meets Here Tonight

The Presbytery of Savannah meets
at the Presbyterian church tonight at
8 o'c'ock. The opening sermon will
be preached BY the Rev. E. ]. Hert-
wig of Statesboro, who is the retiring
moderator. After the sermon the
Presbytery will organize and proceed
to business. The meetings will be
held daily from 9f5. to 1890, from
ESQ to S p. m, from p. m. to al.
lourn at pleasure. Each day at l1::A
a. m. and p. m. there will be relil
ious services. All sessions of thu
Presbytery are open to the public
and all are cordially invited to attend
at pleasure. An auto ride will be
given to the visitors on Wednesday
afternoon at 5 o'clocn A popular
meeting on Foreign Missions will be
held Wednesday night conducted by
DR.. Neal L. Anderson of Independ-
ent church, Savannah.