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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
DR.. MARTIN
EVANGELIST AT CHRIsTIA II
CHURCH IN STRONG SERMON
49, ON RYGHT LIVING,
Special Sermon to Men in Afternoon
Drew Large Crowd.

Are you !it TO liver" Are you pre-
pared 20 meet your Cod" AbuNc We're
the subjects OF the sermon gwen ll%i
evening in the First Christian church
by DR.. S. VI. Martin OF Seattle. Wash.
who IS conducting the revival services
at the church.
DR.. Martins address last evening WI
impressive and suggestive. being - i:4.'
point of whore man stands today ia
preparing himself for tho meeting #
his God.
DR.. Martin spoke OF the various tte.us
which people consider in looking -
ward heaven. Some count on oduca-
ton. others sacrificing thar bodies. ami
others by believing in nothlngness." de-
clared the speaker.
In discussing education DR.. Mar. in
said that there IS but one book every.
person should be educated Ia TO get 10
heaven. and that one book Is the B!b.e
He declared a thorough understanding
OF the Bible and following out the way
told in that book will get one into
heaven quicker than a college certificate,
which means nothing 10 Christ"
He declared those decorating their
bodies, causing themselves bodily pain
gain nothing in the Sight OF God. unless
they are really martyrs for Christ.
In discussing the last part Of this
three, Rev. Martin declared Que must
understand and believe evrrytatn,;
shown by God and not d!sbelicve. point
Ing out those suffering pain who made
themselves believe there was no pa,u.
Rev. Martin then discussed the true
method OF living. declaring one must
follow out the teachings OF Christ To
become really men on earth and thus
reap their reward IN heaven after dcai1
In the afternoon DR.. Martin dclIyerc,
stirring address TO men only. which
packed the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
WADSWORTH CASE
IS ON DOCKET
WIFE CLAIMS DEFENDANT DESERT-
ED AND REFUSED HER SUP
PORT AND HE STATE
SHE LEFT HIM.
Attorneys VIII Fight to Have Case
Tried in West Virginia In
stead OF East.

Tho trial 81 Arthur \. WadswoTth.
prominent N Wheeling as one OF tr'
owners and operators Of the Saddle C'u"
at Pleasant Valley. IN the out the Tx"
United States District Court for the
Northern District vi West Virginia. AT
Parkcrsburg.
Wadsworth was arrested on complaint
Of hts wife who Is AZ WHShUnStun, ~.
c. who made az affidavit TINT Id mao
deserted and refused 1" support her. IL"
was arrested by Officers out the PIKE
but they having no jurisdiction, II beng
Il Fedora! case. was released.
He then came IN Voluntarily To :.
Deputy Marsha! John NJ. shorts "Itire
and gave bond before L. 5. Commls-
S;oner John II. Conrad.
II Is stated that leading law iIrmS
whom WRdSwor;A has employed. WI.
ask that the complainant come ON from
Washington, l.. g.. and submit evidence
to substantial" the ,harEe, before L WIZ
OF removal IS issued witch VII! iaAc
WadSworth from this state, a..
Wadsworth, il = stated. claims MS
wife Is from Richmond. Virginia, ana
that lie brought her - Nhce"ng' ana
provided :, comfortable" i"lnc Tor HrF'
She decided that Snr did no' care !" i've
III this city and wanted him 10 remove
but he refused. as IL has Lucrative
business here.
HIS stateln"u. j. 90 tn" "fE"c' that in
stead OF dcsrrttnE his wife. ~" G"H"rt"!
rtn, md Wont uu cast. waffle b" remain
Cd her and nttrnd"d t. business.
1t Is stated tuat WaEsWorih has many
friends m this lily ami the outcome or
the case j. loOHed for with great deaI
Of interest,
The case T. scheduled on to-dayS
docket q, lark0rsburg. The Jury was
dismissed on saturday until . O'Clock to-
day ly udge Henry II. FranhA"' pres'd-
inI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
! TIT THEATRES
Nance O'NE|L IN 1.-THE
PASSION FLOWER"
COMES TO COURT
TWO Might performances with Special
Matinee

Tie Passion Flower" tic rcmnrka-
hi. Spanish drama 10y Jnc!ni" Bena-
yyutc IN which Miss Nance U'N"lI
found the greatest role Of Il long career
aud which yy.II appear at thc Court to-
night aa,. tomorrow IN tho nrSt pay
from the Spanish to attain the diSt!nc.
ton of classification among the Dts /
charts. Il also won the distinction OF be-
inl. ono Of the ln"si su"rcsStuI' the pTc-
ductiou having born moved rom It's
home because "t its i.'u!tGd SHnt!nS aG-
last season was followed At the open
.u. OF III" present SEASON by a run or
'hrcc months Il; n" Shuhert -C"Itrai N
Chicago, q run which, pract!ral,y put
theatres which hai h""n %; 81 The run
II The auih"r. spain; iorrmost play
right and winner of the Noh"l l'r!z? f0r
nus hhuu, presenting his masterpiece
IN America. It hah h"cn Written Tor
Maria Guerrero. SPANS sarah Bern
ha.dl and had won great success IN
n')!cv" GUERRERO to hr the. greatest !iN-
!r. actress and were Srepti"al about the
ability 81 any American actress 10 give
sufficient power :" m" CAhraCter!zat:on
# Rai.uu'Ga E""Hi:1!.V Miss Omen
Was chosen for the role because IL was
hrliaVci that 80. above amy Other con-
:"nporon"ous actress on the EngItsl
speaking stage. could do 1t justice. and
ne wisdom "S th!s choice has boon
j'ruvcd 10y :he unanimous approval %
lCih rrc-s nj public.
Richard G Hcrnd"n. under Who's d.
r"rt!or ;nr production was mad" has N
contemplation further plays from IN"
yam pG his great Caialun'an. unt' the
~, luc'iuN Of Tho Passion Flower.
h!N CLAWS hHh not h""n "m"rcss:uNy
rr,du,rd an this side. ,wo having been
rr:Iu-t~. hut The marked artistic oNd
Alm.ur'a, success Of Mis- ONc!Hs most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
PRAISE FOR NANCE o'NEH
Pittsburgh POST Describes Her Triumph
ut Pitt Thsatre

The Courts attraction tonight and
tomorrow with :: special matinee tomor-
row Will be Nance ONe!l. Americas fore
most emotional ac .rS p IN hep eSer
Last week IN Pittsburgh Miss ONeil
played to capacity houses. The Post OF
Unlike anything else in the. modern
on an emotional pitch that held up
through act after act-Nance ONei!
voice husking with anguish. a tortured
soul III her staring eyes, the heart 81
her rnclied in such hours OF drawn out
intensity AZ only this Spanish mei"-
drama Of THE Passion Flower" has
wrLnc from actors IN this age.
For more than two acts Il was an
agun!ZGd stare from the brink OF prec-
!p!cc Of woe into, an abyss OF Appalling
husbands guilt toward her daughter
his Step-ChIld that was the passion
noVcr the torrent Of dsnunciaton
which surgcd from her was the most
O'Ncil. an avalanche "f hatred. scorn
and rcnunC!at!, | uncqual"d by any scene
in tho long career Of this ioTner Boz
asco star.
admiration for emotional power, rising
to this stirring climax. The curtain calls
were so nSistcui that finally the star
spoke her grateful acknowledgment In
q few words IN behalf Of her company
and herself
In holding to tho stress Of emotion
the cas-. shared rightly in. public APP
prevail, from Annette Westhay. as the
pallid daughter TO all the. others In
Guiding Alfred Hickman as the SIMS
tcr-eyrd husband. Harold Hartsel as tho
hired assassin with drunken lerr. j.
Harper Macaulay as the wrongly-ac-
cused murderer, and Goodwin Patton as
the slain mans father.
This Spanish product by Jac!ntO
rtenaventc Is m",od-a mn Mt white
neat. II Las hc"n the way Of our thea
ter to temper m"Iodrama with enough
l!EhtncSs u afford contrasting feeling
and a tpdch OF humor. that way makes
for n rlaaSantor evening than enduring
prolonged strain OF suffering. The
Spanish dramatists conception Of hui
NOR, us translated by John G. underhill.
Is a lahored effort expressed through
woman servants talkat!veness.
In the opening scenes there is much
SaGIcucd talk covering a deal more OF
ground than necessary for inc!sive en-
position. The narrowing drift Of the
piece is shown by the sight At one time
or SIX women s"bh!ng together on the
sage when commot!on al the door
brings word If the death shot that has
struck down Il young lover Of the pas
sion flower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
zane LODGE
Ladies shields OF Kopor Elects and IN
stalls Officers.

The Ladies Shield OF Honor. Zane
Lodge, No. l, held a meeting last Wed
nesday evening At O'Clock. In their
hall on Market street. After the .ousl-
ness was nsacted an election and in
stallati ton OF Officers was held. al when
time Mrs. bessie Baker. past president
installing the following:
Past PreSIdent-LoutSa Hess.
President-Rosa Hoffman
Observation-Disclosures Warden.
Observation-Disclosures McGtIl.
Inside Guard-Ella Monroe.
outside Guard-Cathar!ne jenkins.
Treasurer-Maud Copp.nger
Secretary-Louisa H. Schou.
Trustees-Agnes Ames, C. J. jenkins
and Margaret McGil.
The dining room was beautifully deco
rated, and atter~the installation de-
l!ghtful- luncheon was served in charge
Of a caterer OF Pittsburgh. Quite a
large crowd WAS present and an enter
tainment followed the luncheon.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
40 ENLISTMENTS
Is Record of Wheeling Recruiters for
Sixteen DayB-Securs on
Sunday.

Tire additional, cml!stmcnts were
made Icy the recruiters on duty At The
Icr., United States Army recruiting
office. bringing the total for this sta
ton up to forty Tor the first sixteen
days .: January.
The three men were sent 10 Uuht.ng-
ton. from where they vi! be sent {"
their respective stations. They were
HAIRY Howard and John 4. Burley. both
\" BtUwood. taking three years in the
air service in california, and Carl L.
Iagerman. Of Wheeling, three years in
Ii" list Field Artillery Band at Camp
Bragg. y. c.
Sergeant McGutfIn said that he had
also sent four men out Saturday to
Huntington, from where they VIII 80 to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
TRIP TO MEXICO
Moundsville Men VIII Go On to Pan
ANA and South
America.

y parry o prominent Moundsvtlle
men are planning most interesting
trip 20 extend over 4 lengthy period.
leaving l the next few weeks for Mex
leo. where they will spend probably six
weeks. their next stop being the Canal
Zone. then on 20 Argentine. CHILE. Cura-
quay and other countries In South Amer
len. Including IN the party are James
walton. y. D. Criswell. Frank Patton
and Alvie Hendricks, all well known
residents Of the Mound City. Mr.. Girls
well. who has quite = reputation as r
hunter. expects 70 shoot some big
game before returning to the United
States.
The stay in South America will not
be- confined 10 the Inhabited areas. rather
the men expect 20 spend practically tho
entire time 10 the wild. little explord
regtous. an especially feature OF their
expedition being 4 camping trip along
tho Amazon river.
Several other residents OF Mounds
Vile and vicinity may decide 70 accom-
pany the original party on this adren-
furious journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
LANDSLIDE ON
=. :R|CHLAND ROAD
TONS OF EARrR AND DEBRIS LooS-
ENEp BY WATER yRoM aGNE
County VIII Put Force 70 Work Clear
ing AWAY slide This Morning

. Considerable trouble WAS experienced
by automobile drivers IN getting 10 anu
from Whec ling on the RIVER road sat
urday nigh, and Sunday. due TO iaEEc
slip which nearly covered the road. loT
i short distance near the EiSh@Nd COAL
mines "a, Stop No. 5, Warwood.
The slide - earth and debris ana
large trees started early saturday AZ
ternoou and lights were put on ooth
sides Of th% slip. so that no accident
would Occur. BY county authorities WHO
look after thIs part oS the road.
All stree. car men were gwen ORDERS
81 70 be careful when going near this place
as Il WAS ;houSht that Y would c"ntin-
, Us sliding and completely cover the
street ca tracks Up until lat" hour
llaSt evening although the SIDE Keep;
coming down. traffic ~ the Nu"eling-
, Steuhenv!ilv division 90 tho Wheeling
, traction company was not hIudeTed IN
, the least
The county commissioners Will have
! a large force -: men on the job this
morning clearing :he road. The slip =
'Satd - have been caused by pumping
= the water from the Cntr;tn"" Of the
anime operated by Frank cnStIaza. near
, the top OF the hi! where ;hr slip start
, ed from. Il - said that the only thing
which can BE- done % stop ,:Ic slip Will
be to erect Il returning wall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

Unusual interest centers about me aP,
pearanCc OF THE Girl in the Limousine
IN this city. THIS farce was written ~
the authors Of Up in MabeIs room ON
attractlnl, large audiences III New York
for the PAST Eight months. 1t also has
lad . successful run in Boston and chi
cago. II Will open at the Court theatre
Oh next Friday and Saturday for an en-.
gtgrmcnt Of two evenings and Saturday
matinee 4. II. Woods rs the producer
and this means that the farce contains
novelty" sure to appeal to the popular
taste. Coupled with this fact Is the an
nouurcment that the fun-makers are
anu supported hy Thomas ]. Evans.
Dam Ma!!oy. Daniel stevens, Mary
DichI. Helen st. Lcger. Viola Scott and
others. Seats ready Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
HEAR ARaU76ENTS TODAY
N ACTION or NURSE

Arguments will be resumed this
morning IN circuit court in the case OF
Mrs. Belle Hobbs VS.. George ]. Mathi-
son. et al. executors, which was started
last Friday morning in the court be-
fore Judge J. Z. Smomerville.
The suit is 10 recover S2.5oo, whica
Mrs. Hobbs. alleges IS due her from the
estate Of George Susg:hunl, deceaseD.
The hearing or evidence was finished
Friday. and the Jurors were dismissed
until this morning. Attorneys A. L.
Bryant and J. p. Arbenz represent he
plaintiff, and Gen. T. S. Riley, the de-
PENDANT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
.fVETSU ORGANIZE
At MEETING
Ex-Servtce Men of Three Hundred and
4; Toprteenth riold ARTILLERY Form
{ Association

Veterans 70 che number Of C.nety-SsX
OF the famous Three hundred and Four
,teenth Field Artillery formed an assoc
,ciatiOn at a meeting held IN the Scheak
Building on Saturday evening 10 De
known 2S tho Three Hundred and Four
tenth Veterans Association.
., The permanent officers elected are
chairman. BERNARD J. Heller: Secretary.
Raymond J. ESll1nd Executives COM
--rtrree. Martin J. Lane. Henry T.. Neu-
man. Terry" Garrison. Edmund 7.
Burke. Louis J. Nicholson. John stump
Jnd J. Y. OndsrdOnk.
There are 80 members Of tho old or
SANITATION n this district and an at
tempt will D" made u make them all
mSmpars o. the Vets association. \
s:!TSibcr % social affairs Will be arranned
md Other activities are IN prospect Nd
''res,e~ were made bv Terry Garrison.
y, =. Burke. John stump and Martin
I-.H. ISt"~ wn"'H i smoker was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Ruo Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan
GERS of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts ct
once! Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil of mustard; Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and IN
no way can it affect stomach and heart
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, plcurisy, rheumatism. lun-
'bsgo, all pains and aches OF the back
or joints, sprains, sore muscles bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet colds OF the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia .
&c aud Csc jars; hospita! size $S.V
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
LIGHT DOCKET
FOR CITY COURT

Only four offenders % the peace ard
dignity OF the ely had been arrested
up to ,mIdn!hgt last evening. and w .
scheduled 10 appear before Judge JOIN.
5. Ritz IN police court this morning.
The two principal Offenders were -
rested abou; midnight Saturday nigh.
They we're w. ". f.orshey. Whn = ;hs
proprietor OF n pool room In the "A.'
end. and l. II. SeIbert. one ~ his ru.'
toners who settled an argumcn; v''tr
fists. They were arrested by Officer
Landmyer.
The Other two were Glenn Schaub OF
N" South Side. arrested by Motorcycles
Officer James STANLEY for speeding, aui
Harry Douglass. a disord"rly arrested
by Officer UQrstm4n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
CLERICAL EXAMINATION

The United S;alHs C!NH Service r""
mission announces An open compcNt'y'
-. mi, at,.r. Tor c.rr,cg! positions IN t'u
reid Lr;tnc..,- Of ;ac Suv""nmcn; soii
ice "a Maryland. North ,s,ro.'iA. N's
f,lr:o and West Virginia. IN" usual IN
:ral,Cr salaries range from 5000 10 Sl.2Of
= year. but vacancies in such 0os!i!ni.:
NAV Ne iiollcd AT higher salaries. Th'
at. SCI for this examination IS SatL:
day. Fcbruar! l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

W,nS,ed.. Ccnu-Ecal AZ h:ghwaymrn
lave been discovered n Wi"strl. Where
fishermen rcrurt that !.ordvs ~ crows
NIX rr.zNi from hunger. SwooD down
and steal their catches from Tho Ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17

California to enter the air service. All
taking the three year enlistment. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-17
"rHr GIRL, IN THE LIMOUSINE"

vehicle IN a long career has
h toned for these failures.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
Daytona Beach Must Pass Bond
Issue to Take Care of the Heauu
Indebtedness Against the TolDn

Daytona Beachs common eounsu <
asking the voters OF this civ 10 am
ihoriEe. Al The regular municipal elee.
ton 70 be held on Saturday. March
2s, an issue Of improvement bonds to
the amount OF thirty thousand dol.
lars
This action was taken UNANIMOUSLY
al Mondays nishi session ana after
an examination Of the eity's assets
ard liabilities. il was advised rs
Mayer Nisen City Attorney Popa
and Clerk Selaen.
THESE proposed bonds are 10 run
FOR thirty years and draw G per cent
interest They wiz be issued as i'm
Provcmeni bonds II they are author
lied. 50 that thea NAV be used IN TAX
ing care of any indebtedness that
may BOW exist q carrent bills the
extension 81 street improvements. OF.
in tact. IN aay WAY the money is moss
needed
Al former session OF the council
Clerk selaen was requested 10 submit
= statement showing approximately
the financial condition OF tue civ. so
thsi il might 5e asceuainea whether
a bond issue was necessary at this
time or nol This be did Monday night
and here are his figures
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
ohuestions to Be Met

Atlantic Bi;ulithic &c S4S.256. -
East Coast star. Bank : coo ea
H. T. Pence -...... 3 .000 90
Lands. Fish 4 Hail eae 40
American LaFranee = r Co z20aee
.Gazet4e-Ns.Ws Co - 1a8 o.
William Isefersohn 64s 90
Estimated operating ex-
penses tin mex taxes 6.00a 90
Interest on bonds -... las So
Sinking fund - 5.845.0e
Damn Brothers .....-.-. s5440
e. N. Rogers ,..-.-.. 4S5S45|
Miscellaneous itens .- 4a0o0
Totai - $Sl 235 Z.
Cash on Hand ana Expected Income
In East Coast State Bank 5 636.S2
.Tneonecied taxes ..----.. i6o4S25
From Nolasia county --- 1000 90
In Merchants hank ....... 3040 90
Street assessment terud-
Gates ....-. 4ao1p 90
Total ..---.-........ s56.775-lI
Deficis -..-.---.. 34461.ee
Alter submission Of this state
meat re council ordered t5e pay
meut d eigh1 Thousand rye hundred
dollars ID me Atlantic Biulhic com
many. aud 81 was alsa reported fhat
the hlil IS ths Gaz-tte-N-Ws Tor y1o0
had been taken care ct. bus a7 these
payments reduced the assets OF the
CITY Ia eqaal amount AS thev did the
liabilities, these ira -actlons made
really - 8iaarenee Ii ta- financial
standing leaying The 6eHei; exactly
the SANE
Aiayor Nsveu was authorized 70 is
she proclamation giving notice Of
the election Isl te ne6H ga March II.
al which time & WiH - decided
{ w neither ar nos this foregoing b0ad -
sue shali be authorized and also for
1.-The election s. Tie following eitN OF
if,ia
MAYER eIes. tare- coaneuuan-
& treasurer a--r-saf. collector and
marshal Cuat fu.n WiH be elected
mo succeed Ma-I-- Dleekman. Tracy
ana Nung she aaljae-rs being
Nessrs Barrie ana Iraaies
WheH tae matter ii SUNDAY gam
bling s. ta4 beach WAS again brought
up. -rsne rather WarEa words Were
passei a,-.Ueea Hayar &Nen 4n&
COINS imam liaFi.s 'o3lls' h'4h i'a'
IL ana b.e5 knan 7t me A'l'''-7
as ruaniae N1e ole 0al0@4 @sfs'
noon 81 -pH 81 fe iae }aaI the
eaaae hsd passed resolution e4
derlne f aa-ness closed 81 as
saohash NaA9r Afea 7ase
biz VS. ak A
tirst place ans 'aa men f''.' q .-'-
land Barhe repes taa. "4eh ihe
mus Ware granted DE par ie- g W
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
Erection of an Episcopalian
Mission at the Beach Will Be
Discussed at Monday Meeting

There IS now every probability that
Davtona Beach and Seabreeze vii
som awe - Episcopsilaa chapel e.
Mission ii thsir own
With flaiS ann an xiew a. The re-
salt Of mars hopes and discussions. .
meeting o. several Episaopalians was
held al the home OF Mrs h r Stes
arr near the corner Of Main stree,
and halifax ayenRe Monday after-
noon. All who attended we're euthas-
asiic4lly in iagor 81 fhe project
During all H. years thar these I've
cities have been building the Epis-
copal people ~".o had nc church
Aouse 0f their own over here. just
now and for the past TWO months Dr.
Robert Mckay OF 81 Aary's church.
Day,ona has been preaching here
oare each Sunday at the Lyric the
ater but this plan is NOT altogether
satisfactory OF course. II chapel IS
bnilt here and mission established
on this side IL sill be assisted and
under the supervision and control 81
81. Mary's ehurca, anil ~ least, g
is able to stand alone financially
For some time the Episcopaliaus
over here have had this more under
const 3er4tlon and for some tinA haze
owned lot in Seabreeze. but il IS
located pretty we'll north ia the town
20 he central Just now those inter
ested have their desires fixed on a
very desirable LEI 81 The corner Of
Ora street and Grandyiew avenue.
i, and ii is quite possible this Will be
purchased This Would De very con
venient lor the people 81 both cities.
After the services ~ the Lyric che.
ater next sunday afternoon there VIII
. BIZ another general conference for fur
Their discussion and tie completing -
arrangements. t is already plannel
for the Young folks OF the congregs
tiou 10 make next Saturday afternoon
rag day~ on the Beach. where they
viii also send sandwiches to start the
raising OF q fund TOR this purpose
Among those who attended the
meeting Monday afternoon we're Dr.
Robert Mckay Airs II T.. Coates
Miss Elsie Coates. Miss Mary Haish
Mrs. T. \ smith, Mrs. Jack Goebel
ana Mr.. and Mrs Newton 81. John