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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
Dope For Reconciliation.

London, Nov. "a Central News
paper Tempo publishes an interview
with Cardinal Gasparri, Papal secre-
tary of state, who IS quoted as having
asserted that Pope Benedict is ready
for q reconciliation With italy
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
100000 HoId-Up In st. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 2S.-Four ban
dts held up and robbed a messenger
If the st. Louis Refining company,
wholesale jewelrs. of diamonds valu-
ed at 100000. The robbers escaped.
$780, =. at -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
QUIET SUNDAY IN BELFAST
i-o|ic, and Military in Armored Cars
Withdrawn From Streets.

U Oi'S- S'iG "'iiIS'J w N'''otSI >>' -
Withdrawn From Streets.
n"ifa>t. Nov. 2S.-The police and
military. with snail ;.mnred motor
cars. closely patrolIcd III" city during
the morning hours yesterday. hut We're
withdrawn in the afternoon.
Late Saturday night three, Hcn shot
and wounded Unirni>t named Hayes.
who WAS taken to II hospital. \ ram
car was held up in the Old Park dis
trict and the conductor robbed.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
AUTOMORYLE PAINTING

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
\ have secured the yacht cluo
casino to be used as an automobile
paint shop. cars painted and var
nished by expert WorkmeL. Give
me a call and let me quote prices.
Phone SOS. LONE SLACUM.
9-20-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
The Weather

Forecast for this section: Cloudy
with rain today; easterly winds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28

LOOK!
Just received fresh shipment OF
Martha Washington. " candy in one
half one and two pound packages.
THE McALLISTEE DRUG CO,
pbOna 12S
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28

SAY!
WHAT could be sweeter than a box
Of Martha Washington" Candy?
Try box. THE McALLISTER
DRUG CO., Phone 1875.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
arcade Specially Shoe
Ladies and misses readyto-wear garments
and millinery.
Before buying elsewhere see me and save money.

House dresses, flesh boomers,
Saline bloomers, night gowns,
bungalow aprons, short aprons,
MILDLY suits, ladies and child
,ens MILDLY rib and flannelette
petticoats, perfume, powder,
bar pins, ear rings, beads and
all style garters.
Ladies and children's hats at
cost prices. Come and be con-
WINGED. Priscilla Dean tam in
suede, Isle and silk velvet, the
new kind.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-28
CONvICTS BEAT
WARDEN; FLEE
Posses Search All Night Fol-
-Four Fugi'iyes.
FELLEO OFFICER WITH PIPE

Jail Breakers Then Locked Twenty.
one FeIIow-Prisoners in Jail and
Fled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
MONMOUTH S. P. C. A. SAYS
CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVED

KEYPORTS Aug. 4-William
Hickman, secretary of the Mon
mouth County Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, in his
latest report states that Monmouth
county at present seems to be in
better condition regarding cruelty
to animals than at any time during
the society's work" He goes on TO
explain that this is doubtless due
to the years of educating influence
of the S. p. c. a. The report shows
that the society has handled cases
of hundreds of horses, cats and dogs
but the cruelest cases are those of
horses, n in particular where a
man deliberately allowed a horse
to drown in a ditch, into which he
had driven it..
Stables which have given trouble
in the past show improvement, ac-
cording to the report, and in the
markets at Asbury Park, Freehold
and Red Bank, fewer CALLED and
sore horses are found than formerly.
The society has been greatly aided
by the cooperation of the police in
the past and the work will continue
under the direction of Mrs. Wilcox,
of Asbury Park, superintendent of
the S. p. c.. A..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
BY DAN BEARD
National Boy Scout Commissioner,

A club house in the trees, next to
a club house on the water, is about
the finest sort of a club house for a
group of boys to have. And they
are not hard to build either. pro-
viding material tools and nails are
available.
OF course the ideal location for a
tree club house is where a chap can
find four trees of about equal di-
mansions growing at the four cor
ners of a square. Then all that is
is to build the foundation
of the house from tree to tree, as in
Fig. l..
But sometimes a fellow has to
hunt the whole woods through to
find trees as conveniently placed as
that and then he doesn't find them.
Can Use Two Trees
The foundation of a tree house can
be built between two trees as in Fig.
2, or it can be built around the trunk
of a single tree as in Fig. 3.
You must be very careful to see
that the foundation is built with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
KEYPORT HAS
CHURCH EVENT
Weather Prevents Laying of
Corner Stone-- Services
Were Held Inside

KEYPORT, Aug. 4.-Although in
element weather prevailed the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Sun
day school room and parish house of
the Reformed church took place
Tuesday night, the order of service
as planned being carried out with
the exception of holding the service
in the church instead of the lawn
as previously planned.
The exercises followed the liturgy
of the Reformed church and OPEN
ed with a s~alutation and invocation
by the Rev. f. T. B. Reynolds who
was in charge of the service. The
reading of the Psalter, Psalm 1872
Hyer, Rev. f. Il. b. Reynolds read
ing the lesson from L. Peter 2:1-9.
During the singing of the hymn
Onward Christian Soldiers" the
congregation marched to the parish
house foundation where the Rev.
Reynolds laid the stone the gavel
being handed to him by the chair
man of the building committee, John
G. Osborne, after which followed the
singing of the hymn, THE Church's
One Foundation"
Rev. Charles C. Walker led in the
repeating of the Apostles Creed af-
was delivered by the Rev. John A.
Ingham, ID. D., secretary of the
Progress Campaign of the Reformed
churches. The singing of the hymn,
40. Word of God, Incarnate," was
followed by a prayer by Rev. A. l..
Iszard, pastor of the st. Johns M. E.
church, and the benediction was pro-
nounced by DR.. Ingham.
Despite the weather conditions a
large audience was present and was
a representative gathering of the
churches of the borough. The va
rious ministers of the borough at
tended or were represented by Off
Gals of the church and a number
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
William Polling.

KEYPORT, Aug. William
Polling, eighty-seven years old, died
at the home of his son, Alfred
Polling. on Tuesday, death resulting
from old age. The deceased, who
was one of the borough's Oldest resi-
dents, had been in good health until
a few days prior to his death. He
was born in this vicinity and had
always resided here. OF later years
he had been associated with his son.
Elihu Polling, in the harness bust
ness.
The deceased is survived by three
sons. Frank, Alfred and Elihu, all
of whom reside in the borough. The
funeral services will be conducted
from the home Of his son, Alfred,
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

the utmost care, for here as in
everything else in life, your struc-
ture will not be strong if your foun-
dation is weak. And if the founda-
ton is very wobbly why your club
house with you and the rest of the
fellows in it might come crashing
down to the ground some fine day
and you will all have some bumps
and bruises to attend to.
After your foundation is complet-
ed. nail your uprights on securely
and then proceed to build a verit-
able lattice work for your side walls
as in Fig. 3. Do the same with
your roof, for we are going to build
a real old-time pioneer matched hut
up there among the leaves of the
trees.
Use Dried Reeds
When the framework of side walls
and roof are completed. start all the
fellows to work gathering dried
reeds, or if you are fortunate per-
haps you will be able to get a few
bundles of last years wheat straws
from some nearby farmer. With this
you can proceed to thatch, working
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
DRIVE STARTED FOR AID Of
SOUTH AMBOY HOSPITAL

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 4.-The
board of trustees of the South Am
boy Hospital launched its drive for
membership yesterday, when sew
eral thousand letters to former sub
scribers were sent out. The pro-
ceeds of the drive will be used for
the maintenance of the hospital.
The people of the city realize what
an asset the hospital is to the COM
munity, and at this early date many
have renewed their membership.
The membership fees are as fol-
lows: Associate member, SO per
year; member. IS; patron, $40:
donor, S25.
Those desiring to renew or be-
come members will forward their
subscription to Richard NJ. Mack,
secretary and treasurer, at his resi-
dence on Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

New York. are visiting Mrs. Henry
Dietz.
Mrs. Lutkin of Yonkers is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Barth.
Miss Emma Mitchell was a Perth
Amboy visitor yeterday.
Miss G. Colwell spent Wednesday
in New York.
Miss Crimmins of New York, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. Voelker,
of George street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

the straw in and out among the
pieces of the lattice work until the
side walls and roof are covered.
Be sure, however, that you have
left space for a window in three of
the walls and a door in the fourth.
With this completed you fellows will
have a dandy place for secret
meetings" and all sorts of fun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

of kilograms and telephone messages
were received from those who had
expected to attend but were preven-
ted from doing so because of the
bad weather.
The work of erecting the parish
house is progressing very favorably
the contractor being Charles r.
Dawson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

hnd dtC nd1 I1c IcClpc put Unto
practical form by a chemist. That my own hair
growth was permanent has been amply proved
Many men and women, also children, have
reported satisfactory results from Kotalko."
The above statements are from legal afhdavic
on file at the Offices Of the Kotslko Co., who now
control the manufacture and sale of this rec
markable preparation, which contains genuines
organic, Bear Oil and other potent hairferrib
King ingredients.
PROOF BOX FREE
Get a box of Kotalko from any busy druggist.
Rub a little into your scalp each night. NoticsI
the difference in ten days-watch in your mirrorI
Or. send ten cents. silver or stamps to coSe1
cost of handling and mailing you a FREE
PROOF BOX and interesting HAIR BOOK and
many testimonials. TO, KOTALKO COD
BC-28. Station x. New York City.
1t is sold in this city by good
jd1u ggists- and dealers includind
SILK BROS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

as he thought the roots were ex-
tinct. there was no hope Of my
ever having. a new growth. OBJ
viouslY, the hair roofs had not been
dead. but were dormant in the
scalp, awaiting the fertilizing
potency ofthe mYsteriorsnomade
Il came into possession OF thu
principle for preparing this myster-
ious elixir, now called KOTALKO.
- - 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04

hair. Although I had but little
faith. l gave it a trial. To my
smszement a light fun soon ap.
peared. 1t developed day by
day, into a healthy growth, and
ere long my hair was as prolific
as In my youthful days"
MY head at the top and back
was absolutely bald. The scalp
uy,s .hinv An expert said thar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
How He Grew
FuuHead FLAIR

AT a time when | had become discouraged sc
trying various hair lotions. tonics, specialises1
IN ETC., l came across In my travels. q
Cherokee Indian medicine man who had an
elixir that he had ssseverated would grow mp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-04
AVENEL

MIS-. Carrie spears and children 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
WELLSBURG HI
VS.. PITTSBURGH
THIS At TERNOOa
HnooXE COUNTY LADS WILL GET
REAL TEST or PLAYERS In
CLASH TODAY
South Kslls High Rsputed to Have
Strong Aggrega6on-Eastsr
AT the whistle

-, r,,...,,h - rrbn IntclnCpnCcr.
Special D!spatch 20 ne 't'c'ts
WsllsourG. W. N3,' tft.
burg high school WI" sam W s,,,.,,,I
the Stlue>t "rp"N,':'n >' ~.
Friday afternoon when in.E ur"' 49,,
strong team from ;hc S.Ht.! 'i",N
school lt,i$hich '"Hth'H ~ i ','.I ~.
ef Princeton fam, H'l,h tr'', ,,.. ,', and
stronges: team !. has hA" III !L"'' ,.,i
- strong cmn',ad"r 80 ~; -, 800,
champ!vnshi2. Their record inns S'tN""
20 very good and ~ S'Ne t'e -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
AKRON PEOPLE MAKE
BETHANY PILGRIMAGE

Bethany. w. Va. -. &C. Seventy
flo members "r III" High Street Chris
,ian church. 81 Ak:"!!, g.. came I" E"th-
any 49,. r,av. on Il sort OF a Pilgrim
~" - 80 !"r" and surroundings ~
.Nlr>a,s,,,~ Ca,rphcll. founder OF tho
Christian church.
The f:r.y. accompanied by their pas
tnr. Re- i. l.. y. Wells. motorcd
through tn" cprm'ry. arriving here about
" y. H. They JrUrn"red first tn the
OF r,m" piar" oc iaShop Campbell.
vi,irn / ,",atcd about mile west OF
,rwr. nrrr 'h"y spent some time visit
,-!n.; tlr. H"'.". ia" Brush Run church.
vr.rr Alexander Campbell first preach
cd. and H. cemetery.
On coming hack - town they con-
greeted 4: H." Memorial church. where
IN iGti;,a. I:rr"r vas ServeI 10 thnm
hv 'hn llG."s e the church. After din
rrr 2 surv, fictitious service. l"d by
Rev. MIS-. l1.'rr If 'l.c Bethany Menu
oria, cuur,a waS held.
Tho Akron rH's's woro then taken
~ IL" h"r.oS ~ bethany people. wGore
,Iry w." cN'"r:',,n"'l for III" r.sht.
Tits ru"r,i'< "a; u IN. they again
r.rrgut,.i 1, IL" church. where they
w.. u"t hy pr. G""hu!ght. president
- ii,.lnlrv college. who personally COM
tt...."d i..'n through thn college hul!d-
i,,g> l".i or thr ru.i"G" grounds. They
v,.r, v,r.', Il; Tia" chapel service 1T lo
-. M. N3"... noon they started on their
:, '.iru ....'r.y To Akron.
T....-.. '..,i.'" $.."m very much pleased
~. r.5l No.. AMI ar" Very cftusivc
go ,Lr.: 'rr... ct i%,ilLuHs natural
Eca.iy. G.; I:.'rr#''. i"nil". Of Tie COZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
IMPERIAL A, c.

=, RESPONSE I" "\"r"N~'"r> - s"n'',,
quarters falling fr M'' %.,-, Ely ." ~
~. ~ .dnIs NOR" L;:ii"'i't Opposition. 'H'
,nsnro- informs this rar"r that ~"
pS1srttnsyiIia is considered on "L O."
very r: Ers, teams n H. S",,i% ~ q ' -.
80 - ,brre wars "a its cred.
l eaa,inr r. E:i"y fGr;4er 7 ,nTr"a*hIy eH.
~, he ImprrIals 70 win Sundays
jSss a; ,o!y sf Ssy t S"; hat sS VT" o3
80 Sons not mean we Will always
win NAL, ,,.,.,., ,,.,,n
the wrireup given last SnHfai rh"',
declaring that II was not TucS't"n at
re lax Of Offensive power by ~" faH-
k,.s 30 much "a the powerful d"ten,,"
er, w ~ thr I;nper.als. k'!sE r"nte2dS
,hs, ~. nne broke through the Yankee
49, md srreared everything they at
tempted. and we expect TO do the Same
hing next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
KELLY MILLER HIGH
l|NCOLN'S OPPONENT
coed Game Scheduled For High Schoot
Field This Afternoon-clarks-
burgers strong.

When ,he Lincoln high school grid
d.rs ,aHc the he,h this afternoon o" IN"
wheeling public Sch"o, athletic h"!i on
,hs IslarL. they vii face u strong o.
panep, IL the Kelly Miller hiEh sth'"!
nIeven ~ ClarksbarG anil the b"'.
rulored youngsters are expected :" De
u,shel hard every msnUi" OF play.
But regardless Of rumors, the Sec"h''
N.arders will De cut FIR battle t"dtf
a.ter La. Fridays defeat at the han''
~ he Washington. IA. y. = ''eNch.
and they axe whs;ted up Tor L real
ash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
SoN1 CONFUSION RESULTS OVER
STARTING TpH-NoT CON-
TLICT WITH BETHANY.
Narsohnsr only Cadet Liable Not TO
9tarNcAmsron May Be Big
Surprise.

''L:nSly's game with Cameron rs"
school will start o. tho tat7 Er9"0''%
Eridircn AZ one "'",""k sharp. 80 taaI
,he football fans VII" pan {" sc ~
bis Retha Buffalo gam" =, the mkh
school field IAN see both EaW'S S"'"
Frot. @. L Holden, principal OF Rae IN
s'nuto last evening.
There seems 20 b some '"n'hS'h
"ver tho starting time Of tomorrow >
xama with Cameroa. and MI h"'u""
was emphatic in announcing the time
the cadet game viii y" called.
The management Ms chanS"d TWO
gameS 90 FAR as not |" C""Hs'' VIZ"
n" college games. ami !, Is h''"" y
large crowd Will l." ~: han"' t'n"'T'N'
There Will be plenty of elm" after TIC
IArsiy game 10 Get :" -" h:Sh S'''"''
Gcld and see the other game.
I.insly goes into SATURDAYS game
rrIm.d for u battle. Cameron t"c N'''iS
has h..p u kccn rival al the cadets.
and each YEAR they HAY" shown the ~
cal boys great timr1. never quitting
un,l the Nual whistle is blown.
Cameron Rot Easy.
Thew have gotten away ~ '':"'
bad starts ;his SEASON.. and las; SAL"
day. affair With TrtaGclrh;a hiSh S'h'"'
was very di~.t>,erouS. liut rcNcrth"''~ :
cameron = uvc regarded rs easy. ''''
Philadelphia has = clever AMI S"''':
team that will ullh" several rthvr team
in the Wheeling district look !" 'he',
laurels this srlsnu. and surely ursr'
the "L"NH' las, Saturday.
NarschnNr. e:ar h;t:t'a'E On tn '2"''
e'eveu. VIII prrhal.>" l' ii" Only r" =
liar on, * tn" Lineup S,:'nr4a>. Tie =
suffering tr"ta ~, ,nf"'''"" II 'h'' :''''
and MIS- rnySic;aus adv 49," h' s"' resi-;
The r"~t ~ ,hc ;ram = prim"4 '"I
tho cat,'H. and NusS - >aiiN''" t'''S
VIII maHc q good Sh"~Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
HIGH ELEVENS
At BIC CAME
BUFFALO CREEK SCHOOL WILL BIZ
HOST TO LOCfL DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOLS
Largest Crowd n History OF District
Expected to 30 At the Buualo
Gnmo

\ number @: high school eley"ns OF
IT,. ,a,',. NAH W.tnrSS II" BuHa"
l:,,I..:.. ,..-E 80 ~, II. :. Athletic hrId
.rr.,:r,v lri,r,.u,iI. IiuS,y pays I an
,vrI II v;l' "v,n'n ;tnd u" gam" VII ue
.u,rr IN tue tor "a" FANS 10 witness
.hr.h xIr...s l.uS.y and cameron Will
hnih IL IT,. guests 4 the bison ma mage
,u,nr CAMERON - I, ached by NH Latto
a ,.,,uh,v e! i:u'"udS lY-Q eleven VINO
Ma tur s..." I,LIS Il guard ana tw!ce
captain 81 ;hr Nt'"H r,eEen.
The Wurvliuh High eleven when ~
y:rh.yt an rr.ag"ulrnt th!S week VIII
as" So. 'Nr i:4l; Green team III ACTON.
:, \cral n'!.rv valley teams that arc ldte
IN saturday al ais" witness the ca sA..
Gnjur.r> ~ the men are reported az
coming nicely and II begins TO iTGN as
though appruN !matcly the same hneup
that started last saturday viii again
n,,,rr the Fray. Cartaiu Dunn has beeh
IRON .,.ncod ii good enough shape 10
ria, uIiEuIt UIuG'r or ihrtheV lnJuts'
E.ra,,;N md Jean, though not at'o-
g,tl.y g,A.! iVr battle. WI rf"paoS
star;
Expect Something Now
Fans e.; IA, vIi.,y are looking LOT
T,,,rI I, rrcu up with something ne"
against his coming opponent. IheF Hlo
not we'll i,;'wu IN lora! football rlrC'es
hat i:uiand auI lASlcrdAy are Doih con-
ylacrd that they must have team
rInyiac rral I, "tAall II there IL 10 he
any surety II >irlnyv. Tho New Workers
urrtora,ancr AGAINST Thief last Satur-
day !raGH the real followers or the game
I, ,h, runr!us.un that BuEalo has proo-
aa,y tLn LIS, team size has ever had.
Tn:", IS S,,u"S this year and will prGo-
;,..y give srv"ra, OF her western Penn
S,!vau:a cnu;eu,irrs Il run for their
! nnry. Later In the season Bnualo
Gets Nl.rshruy another strong he3-
~tupa State team.
Adyng,r. seat SUES for Saturdays
=a.," are greater than for the game
week ago and il begins 10 look as
though a record crowd would greet ing
K.suas In Their second appearance on
~. home led Tomorrow. inc team
-, no, arrive until Saturday after
D.. u,. Last saturdays crowd was the
test tha: ever witnessed Bethany
team perform In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
DEMOCRATIC OFFICE
HOLDING PLANS WILL
Be RUDELY J0LTiD

WaSa.-":uu. Jan. "j-Dipr.aS their
brushes .";o III probability i"Ni tue
would r,tUs" 20 confirm most Of N"
10000 nominations made by PRESIDENT
Wilson. >n.u'' ADMINISTRATION "W'rAN
Painted t"vtE "a H.,'-..' "t Z, crt,!klnS
government wI,1."". iinGUarr;nS along
tor - time AFTER Marcia !. with = lot OF
important CogS nissan.
Failure a.; ;h, Republican seniors 1t
secret conference today :" reach H"y
decision aS 20 he nominations s"t t."
canvas. Republican, leaders We're not
inclined 10 take The picture seriously.
Won't Be Ranroaded
The question Of The nominations "c-
l.cSn conference. The ofrIv;a! announce
,,;,at said uu decision MAS reached. hut
some Of those attending IN" m"ls.H%
said privately that there had be" u
",nC,t' 2Er""m"nt Tor the kepGhhr,tn
iueIrbcrS Of the committees /" take the
nom ;n:tt ions coming under their JuriS-
djctIon. study conditions II the eNeCu-
live departments. and then determine
whether failure TO keep the Democratic
uppulut.eS IN uttlS" after March would
result in any embarrassment OF those de-
partmcn.s.
\ young regiment Of officials now in
WaSn.n-tun ar" holding Ollie 10y virtue
Of recess appointments. Should the
senate fail - &C, on their nominations
before THIS congress QuitS on March =.
&. : cNp.utnrd that they VIII autoinat-
I,0lly be out OF jobs under the .a".
These officials inCiuiu all seven Mem
bers OF the shipping board. two mcnl-
hersor the Interstate Commerce Com
mission three Chiet officials n the pat
mt Office. and 1--WE assistant secretaries
Of the treasury.
Web Laid Plan to Miscarry
Then 700. iErr" are = lot OF pOStmas-
.ers. federal Judges marshals. federal
.tt:orncys. reg .stvrS Of lacd offices and
ne Ike over tn" country who are n
ne sam" position.
Confirmation OF President Wilson's
appointments by the senate would carry
Some OF these officials ovcT into The Re-
publican administration for terms rang
ing from one year o. years In excess Of
the four for wuicG Mr.. Harding has
been elected. senator Lodge. of Mass
achuse;tS. the Republican leader. has
announced that hr does not propose 10
ave the Democrats administration MI
up lot OF bureau ch.etshIpS N the
army and navy for the incoming admin
lstration and inth:s ne has the support
Of his Republican colleagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
DR., FA[CONER'
TAKES UP WORK
EVANGELIST AT THIRD PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH BREACHES
ToRCEFUL SERMON ON EX-
pECTATION.
PLANS ARE LAID FOR OBSE RVANCE
OF SABBATH SCHOOL NIGHT"
ON MONDAY EVENING.
SERMON SUBJECTS FOE SUNDAY
SERVICE ANNOUNCED-HOM
PRAYER MEETINGS CON-
TINUED.

Tr21-.. sN- - ,hSc-,.a-,N ~ sabbath
s,,.n',I ,l.,Nt" in M, rhird I,~ssbvtcriau
,.rr:,rrn,r Of ofr,,r-s and teachers
whirh vas ad,lr,.Ss.d h,- pr, W,ary ral-
Cnnrr cyanpCl,St =, charge Of the
special yrr!es ~ r,crtincs AZ this
church. Thn service FIR tho sabbath
sc honl will H., hid Monday ,.vsning.
January - ON thar evening Tho l5r
or more Ch,,dr,u who are members of
Tho s,,hn,l VII r,,.,,. ~ ,ra basement
OF tn. church and march n a body 70
rho church ,lll;,rr,l.,r 70 Listen 10 the
special sermon which ~. Falconer
breaches TO children in h.. cyanEcliSitc
series
Discussing this srnctal service ~ The
conference ot officers and teachers last
night following the evening public
service, Or. Ft,lrnr.rr !n>tll.c,l an album
dance 81 enthusiasm, into tn, SUNDAY
school workers. and gavr them = new
vision o. .hr ;oSs.hil,,jes before them
in this I'm, ~: church service As = re-
suit 81 Tho p-rp1ratrors Tor Monday
nights service. sabbath school night
is expected 20 be On" OF me UrSt m
spring meetings ot The entire evNngelis-
tic series.
Dr.. F1lgonrr reached Wheeling late
Yesterday afternoon Cron LancaStc
Ohio Where. he closed a vr-y successful
series Of meetings. and was given
warm welcome at the Iiall moro & Ohio
station by 4 ,cOmm,ttrH O; prominent
men OF The Third Presbyterian church.
Tho evangelist took charge Of the meet
ing last evening and conducted very
Last nights service. in point OF in
terest and Attendance. VAS the best OF
The week. and Or. tA!ruarr paid \
forts OF the raSlor. pr. J. T. Lcyrabcr-
s,a- aud -, ,,p,xrrrati,p in ;lutIrIp,t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
GET WHISKY IN RAID

Plt:shursh. Jan. 2l.-TW" TRUNKS DO
INK shipped from McKeesport I" chicago
were seized by federal prohibition
agents here rotary after on" Of the
Trunks. WIS found 20 u" leaking" The
trunks contained % quarts Of whtskcy,
Max Pollock and Harry USkov'tZ, alleged
owners OF the trunks. w"r" arrested.
charged with violating the prohibition
llWS.