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Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-23
Three Necessities Of
A Good School

There are two essential insti.
tutions in each and every COM
muHity if It is to be a desireable
place TO live Ono of these is
the hurch and the other is the
school.
AS the word of the Church and
her various orgs nizaticns lis es-
sential even 30 is the work of the
school and its various forms OF
organized activities essential to
every community if itsis to be
a fit place in which to rear your
children.
There are three situations es-
sential to every good school. the
order of.naming which is non.
essential, SO fac as.importance is
concerned, because. .all. .thres are
absolutely necessary to the build
ing or maintaining a first clase
school. First, there must be
sufficient physical equipment;
such as suitable buildings, scom-
forIable furnitue, the necessary
library and laboratory equipment
and supplies, and splay- ground
apparatuses sufficient for the
physical and..smoral development
as we'll as the entertainment of
the child. Second, there must
a cooperative patronage. Not
only must. the pupils, themselves,
give their best efforts. but the
parents of the pupils must, of
necessity, give q hearty cooper
alton to- the school proper and it's
supplementary activities as we'll.
Just here is where many parents
fail in duty to their school and
hepcs to Themselves, their child
rem, aud their country. The
time is long past, if it ever was,
when first class school is COM
posed merely of class recitstions.
Attentiop musebs given to the
org ganized activities of the school.
There must be work done in Glee
Club or singing, in debating and
.oratory, and other forms OF social
activities, if thsre is to be de.
velopment in good citizenship.
Also;e since the competition in
stinct is very strong in the child
and since ..compatition in school
activities, such a. games, contests
in spelling, debate, etc., are
among the very best methods of
teaching good citizenship, surely,
some attention must be given to
them if the school is to function
as it should.
Third, the teachers must be
trained in their art, but even
more necessary is their attitude
toward their job. Equal with
that of the preacher, is the re.
spon sibility ot>the teacher, if he
or she be truly a teacher. AS the
pastor siarries the cares of his
people on his heart, even 30 does
the true teacher carry the bur-
dens of his or her pupils, both
s;ngly and collectively.
Bob Rowan.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-23

The Editor is again under
obligations to the sgood people of
Taiban for the kindness shown
him and his family during their
siege of sickness. We hope that
we may some day be able to re-.
pay all for the kindness shown
Us.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-23

FARM WANTED-Wanted to
hear from owner Of = farm for
sale, give.s. lowest price, and
poss ession. L. Jones. Box 551,
Olney, Ill.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-23

Get our prices on stoI' go tanks
j. s. Philips, Garage.
The daily times., 1921-09-22
; X X X X Y X 4 < 4

| Mr. j. NJ. Harrison of Charlotte
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Eliza Carr has gone 10
Georgetown, S. c., to attend the mar
riage of Miss Alice Ward. Miss Carr
will be bridesmaid at the wedding.
Mrs. Stanley Boykin is visiting her
sister, Mrs Don Gillian, in Tarboro.
Mrs. H. H. Brewer of Mercersburg,
Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Robert w. Mcfarland
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blythe have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
New York and are spending the day
with friends in Wilson. They will go
to Middlesex tomorrow to visit rela-
tives, going later to Charlotte where
they will make their home. Mrs.
Blythe before her recent marriage
was Miss Cherry High OF Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs A. Stiles of New
York, who were here last winter
reached Wilson today after a motor
trip from the metropolis. They will
make their home in this city.
The daily times., 1921-09-22
MRS. DUNNINGTON
ENTERTAINED.

Home yesterday afternoon from 5 un-
til o'clock in honor of her house
guest, Miss Catherine Bargett of
Woodstock, Va. The house was love-
ly with it's decorations of cut flowers
and shaded candle lights.
Receiving with Mrs. Huntington
and Miss Bargett was Mrs James
Edward Dunnington Mrs. H. M. Hus-
sey greeted the guests and Mesdames
H. Y. Scott and Holton Wallace re-
ceived in the dining room. A delici-
Gus ice course was served Miss Lallah
Rookh Fleming served punch during
the afternoon.
The daily times., 1921-09-22
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Revival services are being conduct
ed this week at Little Rock Free Will
Baptist church. Much interest is be-
ing shown in the meeting. The pastor,
Rev. S. H. Styron, is being assisted by
Rev. John L. Welch of Nashville,
Tenn. The singing is conducted by
Rev. r. F. Pittman of Ayden
The large church's seating capacity
is taxed each evening. A number
from Wilson have been in attendance.
The services will continue through
Sunday, being conducted each morn
ing at II O'Clock, and each evening at
1880.
The daily times., 1921-09-22
ACTION DISMISSED
AGAINST MIR. GAY

His Honor, Mayor E. F. Killette,
this morning dismissed the action
against Mr.. Charlie Gay of Gay
Brothers, who was tried for an as
sault on Mr.. Richard Levy, a travel
ing salesman of New York City,
which assault occurred in the store,
of Gay Brothers Tuesday about noon
After consultation with Mayor
i>illette and Sergeant Herndon, who
was present in court at the trial, the
editor of the Times not being pres
ent, we are satisfied that the publi-
cation of the statement that Mr.. Gay
struck Levy from the rear is incor-
rect. This was based upon Levy's
statement upon the stand, but Mr..
Herndon says that Levy, while on the
stand indicated by placing his hand
On his jaw that he was struck there,
and the evidence of other witnesses
indicated that Mr.. Gay was standing
at his side and had asked Levy to
leave the store before he struck him.
Mayor Killette gives the follow
ing information with reference to the
evidence: That Levy came into the
store and wanted to sell Mr.. Gay a
line of ladies' ready-to-wear and was
informed that the firm did not buy
this line in Wilson, and that If he
would give him his card he would
see him in New York. Levy inform
ed him he did not have a card and
still insisted on selling to him. Mr..
Cay asked Levy to leave and placing
his hands on him told him to get
out. It was then that Levy remark
ed: eff you were a gentleman you
would talk to me-" Mr.. Gay then
struck him on the jaw.
Mayor Killette says he stated at
the close Of the trial that Levy had
used language calculated to provoke
ar assault.
The daily times., 1921-09-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Rae Miner Anderson enter
tanned about thirty of her little
friends yesterday afternoon in cele-
bration of her twelfth birthday.
A peanut contest was INDUCED in,
Miss Jacksie Moore winning the prize,
a beautiful linen handkerchief Dane
ing was enjoyed by everybody. Dur
ing the afternoon refreshments were
served
The daily times., 1921-09-22
IT ID G.. PARTY.

Don't miss the first big party of
the season at the Commonwealth
club Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
Tables will be arranged for ladies
who don't care to make up their
own.
Come whether you care to play or
not.
Please notify Mrs. Ed Woodard.
8 21 2td
The daily times., 1921-09-22
TAXPAYERS

Those who have not paid their
1920 tax must come and pay at once.
I shall issue levies and warrants and
advertise your property Immediately.
I am not able to pay for you and 1t
must come without delay. Don't
blame me it is your fault not mine.
B. E. HOWARD, Sheriff.
Sept 21 4td 2tw
The daily times., 1921-09-22
SHOWER IN HONOR
OF MISS FARMER

Miss Annie Walls and Mrs Irwin
B. Langley will give miscellaneous
shower this evening in the spacious
home of Mrs. William Walls on
Goldsboro Street to Miss Lydia Far
mer. whose marriage to Mr. William
Erland Thrasher takes place next
Thursday at noon.
The daily times., 1921-09-22

Educate your child on the Build
ing and Loan Plan. Let us talk
about this plan. 29th series opens
October 1st. Geo. T. Stronach, Sec.
9 FL 14td
The daily times., 1921-09-22

We make a speciality in dry clean
ing and dyeing any and all kinds Of
clothes. Powell's Cleaning Works.
9 21 4td
The daily times., 1921-09-22

See the latest style felt hats for
gentlemen at only $3.50 at Fulghums.
8 21 2td
The daily times., 1921-09-22
FOR MOURNING SERVICES

We take special care in dyeing
and will give reduced prices on that
work. Powell's Cleaning Works.
Phone 594. 9 21 4td
The daily times., 1921-09-22
PERSHING IN HAVRE.

Havre, Sept. 21.-General John J.
Pershing arrived in Havre this morn
ing and received a rousing reception.
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BIEDERWOLF JUST
BACK FROM ORIENT

The Reverend W. r. Biaderwof who
opens a brief campaign on n" tunoa'
mentals OF the Christian Faith. at IN"
First Presbyterian church. Thirtecnth
and Cha piine streets. May crd TO Sth.
has recently returned fro the Orient.
where he addressed largo gatherings In
Japan and other countries or IN" t'aSt.
II Is TO the credit or the Presbyterian
Minister'S Assoc IA lion thai he has been
secured for this campaign in "heeAnE
His topics which arc here announced
win be Of greatest interest 70 all think
ing people.
Evenings, 7:4s O'Clock
Tuesday. May S--"Who Was jesus
Christ? His Deity
Wednesday. May How Did de let
Here" His Incarnation"
Thursday. May s-"What Did He Do
Here? His Atoncmcnt."
Friday. May S-"Where Did he Go?
His Resurrection and Ascension"
Saturday. May lis lie Nomns
Rack? His Retarn."
Sunday. May s-Suoject To be an
nounced.
Areernoons, 800 O'clock.
Wednesday. May I--Sp!ritua ism.
Thursday. May 5--"MormCniSm
Friday. NAV 5--"Chris, ian Science"
Saturday. May 7-'MIl!cnnial Dawn
is1r.''
Sunday. May S--'"rhc Price Of AuMan"
(for men only.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tones, or trying to patch up, a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the Acknowledgment
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy. don t.
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for casomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain,
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and 3Oc.
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REV, HEUSER WILL
ARRIVE IN JUNE

Rev. Herman e. Hnuscr has resigned
as pastor Of 4 Presbyterian church AT
Arcoia. H.. and ~ expected 10 arrive IN
this ,itv the latter part Of Tune TO take
up his duuoS a. pastor OF the
Eighteenth S,rSct Chapel Of the First
Presbyterian church. He comes 10 TINS
city with a very high recommendation
especially along the lines OF young
psople's work. After he has gotten To-
cated in this city. nc vii conduct night
" meetings IN tho chapel. not only or a
religious nature. but OF social char
acter.
Rev. Heuser IL young man ~ 20
wears, Is married and has one small son.
He Is a native OF Pittsburgh and Ia
graduate OF the Mrt'ormirk Theological
Seminary or Chicago. shortly after
graduating ne welded a Chicago gir,.
After ne takes charge here. Rev HcuS-
sr will carry out a program that will
have it's purpose among the people IN
East Wheeling 4 series o. social
meetings vii be conducted IN 'ddition
70 the religious sessions. Motion pic
tues will be shown from time TO time.
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WELlSBURC
THIEVES ATTEMPT
TO ENTER STORES
OF p. redsrunan and VolhArt Sheets
At wensburg by Cutting Glass
DoorB.

Thieves attempted TO enter tn" stores
OF =. tederman and Nolhart & Sheets
on Thursday evening. using uialhohu
or other instrument 10 cut the glass ~
the doors, Mr.. FedermanS attention
was attracted TO his side door rr!day
morning and he discovered that per
feet square had been cut In. the Ela!'S
but evidently The thief was disturbed
before completing his work. The same
procedure was noted at the store OF
Eolhart q Sheets, and some think ina,
the thief hoped to make start OF.
Thursday evening. which would not be
detacted. ;hen complete his work a.
some ouher time" Sheriff Duval was
an inves Il ga ton.
HAD q Quart
Mike Semio was brought to Wells
burs Thursday and placed in the coun.
" jail following his arrest by one IL
the deputy shcrirfS at Beech Bottom
who had reasons to believe thai MIKE
was conducting little whiskey game
4 search Of the prisoner brought iorh
a quart of rare stuff and Mike awaits
the usual hearing before SNt4Ie I--' Dr."
Charged With Theft.
Jackson Brown OF Eeech Bottom. col
ored. was arrested Thursday and p'ac'
cd in tn. county Jai! To await near
ing on the charge Of stealing two nun
dreI dollars from another resident OF
that Mace. Brown will he given a
hearing Friday.
Inaugural Recital
What has been pronounced ny com
patent Judges as one Of tn" most de-
Iishtful programs Wcllsburg haS ever
had. was given last evening in IN" flrSt
Presbyterian church upon the occasion
of the Inaugural Organ Recital uron
the splendid new organ recently in
stalled.
TIL. recital was given under the aus
pices of the choir Of the First church
and under the general direction of the
church organst. Miss Sarah Il. Palmer
The organist was MIR. SUTHERLAND
Dwight Smith Of Pittsburgh who oE
carefully selected numbers. brought
ont all OF the latest qualities and pos
sibilitics Of tho new organ.
The vocal numbers were given, tr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-30
MAY PROCESSION
At ST. JOSEPH'S
Annual Event In Honor OF Blessed
Mother to 30 Hold On Sunday
Afternoon

Sunday afternoon at o'clock. the
annual May procession in honor OF The
RlesScd Mother OF God Will be l"ld at
St. JOseph'S cathedral with large
number Of students OF -. JnsepHS
academy taking part. along with many
alcolytcs. members Of the BLESSED N!r.
gin Sodality and the cathedral clergy.
Upon marching through the church tn.
procession will go 10 the convent gar
dens where a statue Of the Bless.
Mother will be crowned. 'Stcr which
they will again enter the church.
At o'clock mass Sunday morning
quite a large class OF young folk VII
receive their first Holy Communion and
these youngsters will renew their hap
,iSma! VOWS az part or the afternoon
service Very Rev. O. IT. Moye will
hr in rhurge OF the services and sol
",nn h~nrdiction OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment will conclude the ceremony.
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UNEMPLOYED INVITED
TO FIRST CHURCH

The officers OF mo First Christian
church. Thirtccn;h and Chaplin" streets.
cordially invite tho unemployed men an"
women OF Wheeling and vicinity :" \
special Servira next sunday evening at
7:t5. The pastor. Dr samuel NJ GIBSON.
has arranged program OF great inter-
est. including II song service. using iaV-
orite songs Of the Billy Sunday Taoer-
naclc at Cincinnati. led by the ''trSN
chorus choir accompanied by organ.
piano and cornrt The service and adj
dress will be one OF cheer and encourage
ment.
This church issues the following IN
vitations: IL you need advice. or he!p'
or sympathy. or fellowship; Il y"i are
tired. or blue. or worried. or lonely: -
you are anxious about your spiritual
life, and we can help You. that Is wnat
we would like to do. This Odd cnurcn,
standing in busy downtown "heNhnS'
as Il has for no yca-S. offers 'tSet IN
YOU for whatcNc- service il can render
YOU Your part i % make N"hrSeiE
known. and TO bellows that th.S ottcr Is
whole-hearted and gcnuina
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ore with Ver:lure Clad by Haydn.
by Miss Katharine Reid the oth"r.
"conSider and Hear NJ" Ivy WUoI"r
by Mr.. Joan e. ierwood. Miss Pal.
ner being 4: 80 organ for these NUM-
berg. During he intcrmiss'un. MI.
Smith gave most delightful md in
iercStiuE talk on "Th" Evolution #
the Pip" Organ"
The church was comfortably flied
by lovers of good music. and after The
formal program. many of these earn"
forward AT the request of MIR. Smith.
and he played informally for almost IN
hrUr any selection that they mlGnt
wish.
SpraIned Ankle.
Mrs. Lulu Osborne, waitress Al the
FHIi restaurant. mot with ralniH'
accident Thursday at her home n Min
go. when she fell AMI spraincd her
ankle.
Party for Bride.
Mrs William Cheek W.! he guest rE
honor at a party rendered her r"rcn y
by Numbers Of Hope Review Lady Ma.
cabceS. at the home Of her mother. MS
William CULLEN. Bethany pike. Games
and music were tho diversions OF the
evening and 1t an appropriate hour. De.
nFhiiul refreshments wcr, served.
Luncheon.
\ very enjoyable mncheon was giv'r
recently at the Hope Farm school neal
F"w lers town. llOsi"SScs. Miss Hazel
k;r"hn"r and Miss Mary Brcnn"r.
luncing 10 Nirlroia music. games
md a very pleasant social evening
.cujoyrd l.! AL.
Porter Is Jailed.
Moses Jordon. p"rt"L at the Grc"r
..ri,rr shop WAS placed in the county
al Friday moraing ana will he sweat.
l. by the OF icrrs in IN effort To learn
some thing Of he robbery which occur
red at the ti..-cn establishment. Jor.
don was seen IN the shop at ll:S0 and
il IS thought that he might be an!c q
throw some ,lghi on the Situat' y
Winch VIII "nahi" the officials to appr"'
heud Harry Beck. who Is alleged e
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an.
Mr. john " Kii,. 81: Walton avenue.
Wi. e: e The last OF tbs week for New
Nr-., li;y. 10 visit her brother, pr'
Schubert Smith
DR.. ". s. Fulton. Of Wheeling, was
p visit r in tuwr Thursday. In IA" eve
n!ng. IL. J r.. Nc. -ar;nrN and Dr. rui-
Ton nlntpr"d 20 .'imuI .iisc -. IL attend
the Masonic meeting held 'h"rc.
Ny. and Mrs Harry hughes. OF Coz
umbus. q. are visiting al the nom" OF
y and Mrs q J. Bradheid. OF this
place.
y. T. Khoury WAS visitor at Gam
hridGr o. Thursday.
Sam HuSha!s and Mrs. Charles Bush
a.s AMI bahy. O. Cambridge. aer visit
Ing thu sister, Mrs. y. f. khoury. or
, this place.
George VI. Giffer. druggist. is In Col
imbuS. O. this week. attending the An
nua! Convrnt!on a.. the ReXah drug
-is.s Of Ohio and West Virginia.
clyde Patterson went 10 AKRON. -.
this week. where he has splendid posi-
ton in the office o. dairy products
company. OF that city.
Mrs V. n. Stevens returned to her
home ~ Steubenvillr. o.. Tuesday. after
spending several weeks with relatives
here.
Mrs. l.. F Wilson IS visiting rela-
iives at Cambridge. o.. this week.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure and daughter, or
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have mad away With about &lVU w"ItA
~ goods.
weNsburg Briefs.
Dr. II l.. Judge =. ! k"\cS. W. t.
Russell ard s K. CaItweil were Wheel
lng business visitors riCa!.
Miss Sar.h Vincent Of Er!liitnt. I"
was Il business visitor IN Wheeling En-
day.
Mrs Nellie Rutherford. VIII" recently
sold her property on Man street :"
Chas chamberlain novel IL Wheeling
Thursday MIR. Chamberlain moved I,
his new home Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Reese OF Brilliant Co.
gave II Dir, hdAy surprise party rh""A'
day evening" for Waldo DalrSmp.+. i
being his tw"nty-SerOnd birthday.
&. G. Curtis is improving his resi-
d. nee on Main street by adding n long
cement porch at the rear or the house
NrS Brady Morgan returned Thurs
dsv ~ her home IN Pittsburgh. Pa
after atr"udinS the funcra! OF Mrs
George Kemp.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Osborn were
among he Wheeling shoppers FRI lay
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GOOD ADDRESSES AT
DALLAS SCHOOLHOUSE

Miss Margaret Ford OF the extension
stat. University OF West Nirg!n MIA. ad-
dressed the members OF the Boys and
Girls All club anr the Farmers club
Last evening At the Dallas school house.
Miss Ford. who is devottng herself L"
the special line Of food and clothing
for the family, discussed both OF these
subjects very thoroughly. All enjoyed
nor talk very much.
r. NJ. Hunter. agricultural agent or
IN" Ohio county farm bureau, was also
present and spent some little time in
explaining few interesting matters in
connection with farming and just what
some Of the farmers can do In lettering
their crops. Several other matters were
taken up by each club and discussed.
after which they adjourned.
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SCOUTS IN CAMP
Iarxs Number to Camp Agaming-6St
Up Dog Tents and S1ssp IN Than
An Might.

Between twenty and. thirty boys Of
the various troops OF Boy Scouts Of
Wheeling council left yesterday AFTER
noon for Camp AgamsnC. where they
will spend some time getting the camp
in shape before the opening In July.
The boys. after arriving on the groua Is
went to work setting up dog tents.
which they slept In. All enjoyed the
night very much.
Today will be spent in all kinds OF
ont Of door sports. including a hike into
the woods looking for different kinds OF
trees and flowers. They will. break camp
bate this afternoon and return to the
city. R W. Forney. assistant Scout
executive and William Bone. Scout
master Of troop No. S. had charge Of
the boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-30
Y MILLS TO START
At YORkVILLE PLANT

Announcement was made last evening
by officials Of the Yorkrille plant of the
Wheeling Steel Corporation that twelve
additional mills will DC put into opera
ton Sunday evening. These mills have
been idle for several days. but since the
company has large number or orders,
they have again begun operation. All
the mills have been generally over
hauled and fires will be started sunday
morning.
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Pleasing Entertainment
AT Elm Grove School

Quite dclightful program was pre-
scented in the auditorium OF the junior
high school building at Film Grove last
evening by members OF the school. The
entertainment started promptly at 8
o'clock in the presence OF a good sized
gathering o. Interested folk.
First on tho schedule was Coy Scout
song. followed by motion song entitled
"Rheuma tiz." by Grade |. Among other
interesting numbers were the Maypole
dance. parasol drill. flag drill. physical
educa ton demonstration and tho Legend
OF Sleepy Hollow.
The young folks are TO be congratu-
lated upon their ability. and much credit
is due the instructors who have spent
mnrh time during the past few weeks
drilling tho classes.
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Pittsburgh. Ir..Iu" whiting Mrs. I. y.
Hai.er Of Pari, street.
Dallas Doughlass, Of COLUMBUS, ID
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs- Jo@
Douglass, OF West Main street.
Mrs Jack Amman, Of Akron o. ID
visiting Mrs. James Fowler.
Walter Huber was Il visitor at "heef
Ing Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lynch. OF
Lynrh's father. returned home with
Thursday. Mr. j. D. MckccVer' NH.
them.
A!r and Mrs. n. A. Laughlin and son.
George. were visitors at Cambridge o.
Thursday.
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CORY HUNTING A HOME

G. w. Cory. whose resignation - su-
perintendent OF tho Union mission was
rendered a few weeks ago. fnds home
seeking in Wheeling an almost hopeless
task. Rev. Cory - closing the wo-
mans department OF the mission this
week. and must give up his homo in the
building occupied by that department.
Hia family requires house Of about
seven rooms. and no will appreciate tho
favor IL any OF hts friends will direct
him u . home OF that size that he can
R0Ak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-30
Tell Your Friends
About Nicoto| 1.-THE
Enemy Of Tobacco

II improves any mans health 10 quiz
tobacco IL ne can csca pc the awful crav-
ing that usually attends quitting with
out such assistance as Nicotoi gives
Did you ever have Smokers cough? Try
Nicotol in getting rid Of the tobacco
habit and see how quickly the cough
will disappear.