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The central record., 1921-05-05
CONVENTION
OF Christian Church
Program Completed
AT Jellico May
10th. to 11th.

The Fifth Kentucky District Con-
vcntion Of the Christian Church will
meet in Jellico May 10th. and lith.
The local church is busy with plans
for great assembly. Delegates
from fourteen counties are expected.
The counties to be represented are:
whitley, Wayne, MeGreary, Pulaski.
Lincoln, Garrard. Madison, Rock
Castle. jackson, Harlan, Laurel,
Clay, Knox and Bell.
The officers Of the Fifth District
Convention are: President. Howard
J. Brazelton. Stanford, ky.; Vice
President. X. II. Chandler. Middles-
boro. Ky; Secretary. Mrs. r. Z.
McRoberts, Lancaster, KY; c. W.
". B. Secretary, Mrs. A. Carruthers.
Pineville. Ky.
The following program is announc-
ed; Tuesday evening May 10th, $50.
Address; s:15 to 9:15 Conferences.
At s:l5 the morning program will
begin. Addresses will be made by
Mrs. W. Il. Humphrey, Of Lexington.
Mrs. VI. S. Walden, Of Danville, Mrs
W. c. Stanley Of Louisville. Mrs.
J. T. Sullivan Of Louisville and Mrs.
A. Carruthers Of Pineville. Districe
work will also be discussed in the
morning session by A. II. Baugh Of
Hustonville. W. q. Foster. Jellico.
L. G Sherer Of Corbin and W. J.
Clark Of Sparta.
The afternoon will be enlivened
with addresses from the following:
Howard Burnett. Mt. Vernon; Hon.
or W. Carpenter. Richmond; +. b.
Bourland. Lancaster; y. X. Meow
an, Louisville; and G. W. Muekly,
81. Louis.
Wednesday evening, May llth.. at
$3.50 and address on Christian Stew
ardship" will be delivered by G. W.
Muckly Of st. Louis.
During the Convention the dele
gates will be taken on a trip through
the famous "Narrows" the scenic
Wonderland Of the Cumberlands.
Jellico extends a hearty welcome
to all who may go.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. Amanda Coy. on Richmond
street. delightfully."- entertained at n
birthday dinner last Wednesday.
The following enjoyed her hospital
iiy: DIR. and Mrs. J. J Pursley, Mr.
and Mrs. A. y. Sanders, Misses Stella
and Billie Sanders, Sallie and Mat
tie Lutz. Lda and Mae Broadus.
Sarah wilmot, Addie and Mossie
Criscillis and Messrs. W. d. Gritty
and r. J. Price.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Auto Wrecked.

Mr.. Hatfield. the merchant on the
Lancaster pike, on the Carrard coun-
ty side. had dangerous automobile
wreck on the Boyle county side Of
the iron bridge on the Lancaster pike
Sunday night The ear Jumped over
the bank on the opposite side from
the point where the two preachers
were killed in an auto accident
few months ago. This is most
dangerous place. Danville Advocate
The central record., 1921-05-05
State Legionaires
Visit Lancaster

Mr.. Chas. Thompson. Adjutant Of
the local post. American Legion re
ceivcd this morning from State head
quarters in Louisville. announcement
that State Officer Of the Department
Of Kentucky will visit Lancaster On
Friday, May goth. 1921.
Notices will be- sent out TO all leg
ionaires notifying them Of the arrival
Of these gentlemen, said Adj. Thomp-
son
The central record., 1921-05-05
Held For Forgery.

Eriha Mitchell. colored. Is years
Of age. with two children, was tried
before Judge Stapp last Monday,
charged with forging the name Of r.
l.. Woods. Of Paint Lick TO an $50
check which she attemr,ed to cash
at the Garrard Bank 4 Trust Com
pany last Friday.
She confessed to the forgery and
was held under bond &c await the
action Of the next grand jury. Bond
was furnished and she was released.
The central record., 1921-05-05
New Stand.

Mr.. Parker jenkins has just erect
ed home for his popcorn and pea
nut roaster. just across the street
from the Record Office. II is con
veniently arranged and located right
where he can catch his hungry Gus
toners both "comin' and gwi'n."
The central record., 1921-05-05
Fixing Square.

Chief Bratton is putting in some
good work now filling up all the holes
IN the streets. We would like TO
have asphalt on our streets and es-
pecially on the Square. What about
IL "City Dads?"
The central record., 1921-05-05
Good Minstrel.

a small but appreciated crowd
greeted the Centre College minstrel
that held the boards at the Roman
Opera house last Monday night.
Some Of the jokes were fair; the
singing good. the music was excel
ent. The door receipts amounted
20 about $500.
The central record., 1921-05-05

There will be an important meet
ing Of the Women's Club at its rooms
Friday night and a full meeting Of its
members are earnestly requested to
be present. Business Of much inn
portance will come up at this time.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Calls For Report.

The controller Of the Currency has
called on all National Banks for the
condition Of the banks at the close
Of business on Thursday, Apr. 2sth.,
1921.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Town Team
Plays Friday.

The town team viii cross bats with
the Hustonville boys here Friday af-
ternoon at $3.50 7. NJ. This promis-
es to be a good game and a record
crowd should 90 out and root for the
"old town team"
The central record., 1921-05-05
HONOR ROLL
Of Lancaster Graded
School.

Below are given names Of pupils in
the first eight grades whose class
work and attendance for the month
Of April merits special mention:
Grade I
J. X. Aldridge, William Carrier.
Thomas A. Chappell, Frank Curtis
Robinson. Cecil Sanders. Charles
Walker, Embry Conn. VIM. Franklin
Gadberry. Ernest Sutton. Mary
Henry and James Dorwin Scale.
Grade n
Coils Anon. Walker Burnam Cas-
ey, Theo. MeWhorter. Helen Rey-
nolds, Beulah Simpson. Francis Pol
lard. NJ. V. Sanders. Katherine Al
bridge, Lydia, Barnett. Christine Nc
Carty. and Ray orrell.
Grade III
Nancy Clark. Brauche Conn. En-
ma Hagan, Francis Tucker, Fannie
Lee Walker, and Clifford Young.
Grade ~
Edna Hatcher. Georgetta Walker,
and Lois Conn.
Grade v
George Hagan, Robert Batson
Davidson, William Lawrence Holtz-
claw, Mamie Craig, Johnetta San
ders, Nancy Thomas Lear. Mary Lee
Dunn, Elsie Hatfield and Hudson
Schooler.
Grade VII
Julian Elliott. kella Meadows,
Paul Sehooler. Hazel Broadus. Shir-
ley Denny and Margaret Scott.
Grade VIII
Edith Avant. wilbert Holtzelaw.
Edith Moore. Adelia Walker. Homer
Carrier and V. A. Lear.
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Christian Church Notes

The Fifth District Sunday School
and Missionary Convention Of the
Christian Church will be held at Jel-
lico on May 10th, and lith. Mrs.
X. +. McRoberts Of Lancaster is
Secretary Of the Convention and
Rev. +. b. Bourland will preside in
the place Of the President, Rev. II.
J. Brazelton Of Stanford. who, be-
cause Of the sad death Of his only
son a few weeks ago. has been asked
to be relieved. Mr.. Bourland will
also deliver an address in the after
noon Of the eleventh This will be
the first District Convention held
within two years and it - hoped that
many from Lancaster and Garrard
county will attend. A., eontemplat-
ing so doing should send their names
TO Mrs. J. Ebert Smith, Chairman
OF the Entertainment Committee,
Jellieo, Tenn.
The central record., 1921-05-05

Obslisk-Ths Blue Ribbon Flour.
10 FIRST PATENT. Call No. 20
sad have . sssH delivered today.
Hudsoa q FArnAu.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Old Firm.

Write Insurance every Day"
Renew your Policy, IL you're "away"
Ask your neighbor; he will say,
Insurance with a man, that's here
10 stay"
Write business In any form,
Pay your loved ones. when you
have gone.
Stopl Think! Actl Insure with
The central record., 1921-05-05

Additional elders and deaeons
were elected TO the Board Of Officers
last Sunday morning. Those chosen
as elders were; Edgar Price. Robert
Shearer. and 4. +. McRoberts.
Those chosen as deaeons we're: \. b.
Price, &. NJ. Thompson and J. J
Walker, Jr. OF those to the elder
ship Edgar Price and X. L. MeRob-
erts were promoted from the diaeon-
ate. To supply the vacancies ere
ated by their promotion. Geo. b.
Robinson and C. b. Bastin were
chosen. The election was by popu-
lar vote Of the congregation.
The central record., 1921-05-05

The subject Of next Sunday morn
ing's sermon will be; "Who Is a
Church Member" The evening
subject will be; "Pain and Suffering,
Their Reason and Discipline"
The central record., 1921-05-05
Grade VIII

Edith Avant. wilbert Holtzelaw.
Edith Moore. Adelia Walker. Homer
Carrier and v. A. Lear.
The central record., 1921-05-05
Grade VII

Julian Elliott. Kella Meadows
Paul Sehooler. Hazel Broadus. Shir
ley Denny and Margaret Scott.
Evening star., 1921-09-13

2-pants Suits. Of good quality
all-wool cheviot and cassimeres.
All sizes. 7 to lS At $3.50 and
$500.
Evening star., 1921-09-13
Armstrong Inlaid Linoleums

Regularly $l95 to $2.9s grades. Best
quality, with coiors going through to
the back. Variety of hardwood, tile,
block or carpet patterns, also plains
for Offices, stores, Kitchens, bathrooms,
etc. At $1.4S yard.
Evening star., 1921-09-13

Oven Glass Pie or
Cake Plate, guaranteed. 40c
Choice,
Evening star., 1921-09-13
Curtain and Draper

Ourtd1n anu DTaPery NAaterls'
New Curtain Nets, &c to $1!o5
Curtain Scrims, 15c to 4oc
Curtain Voiles, &c to 69c
Figured or Dotted Swiss, 3oc to 4oe
Imported Scotch Madras, 3oc to sos
Cable Marquisette, so inches wide, 69e
Blocked Marquisettes and Voiles, 3oe
Fiet Weave Marquisettes, 39c
Sunfast Drapery Madras, Soc to $3.4s
Imported Silk Drapery Fabric, sos
Reversible and Duplex Terry Cloth, Csc
Repps and Poplins 36 inches wide,~ 69c
Repps and Poplins. 50 inches wide, SLID
Evening star., 1921-09-13
All Kinds of Curtains

Lace Sectional Panelings.
Marquisette and Net Panels,
Wolfe and Marquisette Curtains,
Madras Curtains, in colors,
Quaker Craft Curtains,
Cable Net Curtains,
Scotch Lace Curtains,
Lace Panel Curtains,
Net Bed Sets,
Brussels Net Curtains,
Handsome Brussels Curtains,
Irish Point Curtains,
Arabian OF Cluny Curtains,
Evening star., 1921-09-13

Oven Glass Casserole,
standard make; heat 20r
proof,
Evening star., 1921-09-13
Senfemher Sale of China and Glassware Features

Extra Specials in Cut Glass Water Sci
-l4-piece Water set, Canadian star Ct
on clear crystal. Regularly Xfd. q
$l995. September Sale price,
Evening star., 1921-09-13

15.piece Footed Grape Juice Set,
Canadian star cut on clear cryst
Regularly $3.50. September &17 a
Sale price,
Evening star., 1921-09-13

s-piece Guest Set. Canadian star $3.75
cut. Regularly $3.50 At
Evening star., 1921-05-07
REPORT CONDITION
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK

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ss1Si $ GsHE bsya < g14S,s
M ~. 5gvA11- FEN5ANN = 7 LEIGHTON:
#S$ 5S% zS&Hz RsRRsH sf5Ss &c.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Ms.s. Rachel Dun, 81, Dies.

Mrs. Rachel Harris Dun, widow OF
William f. Due. and for three quarters
OF century resident OF Martins
Ferry, Ohio. passed away in her home
In Ravenna Sunday. She had ben Ill for
u year but the immediate cause OF death
was stroke OF paralysis occurring about
L week ago.
Mrs. Dun was born June 10. 1S4O. In
Wellsburg, W. Va. but resided there
only year until her parents moved 70
Martins Ferry. She was married al
Martins Ferry in 1861 to William +
Duff, who died four years ago. Since
1914. Mrs Duff has been resident OF
Ravenna. .whcr funeral services will be
conducted tomorrow at . o'clock. The
remains will be brought 10 Martins
Ferry on the l2:4l Pennsylvania train
Wednesday and will be laid TO rest IN
Riverview cemetery following services
at the cemetery.
For more than half Gentry. Mrs
Duff was q member Of tho First Metho'
dist Episcopal church, Of Martins Ferry
She is survived by the following chi;
dren: Mrs. George Niece. Mrs. i. V
Young. William Due, Clarence f. Dun
End Miss Beatrice Duff. all OF Ravenna
Mrs. \. w. McCue. Of Kent; Mrs. Emer'
con Campbell. OF st. ClairsvIlle, and
James L. Duffy. OF Grant avenue, Mar
ms Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
WILL DETERMINE
VALUE OF KIAO
CHAU RAILROAD

Washington. Dec. l2.-(By tho Asso-
Ciatcd Press )-Determinauon or the
value OF tho Kiao Chau railway In shan
tung with I View to compensatinE Japan
in case she agrees TO restore 10 CHINA
complete control OF the road. was taken
up by the delegates o. the two nations
to-day ut the resumption OF their con-
versations on the leasehOld, while the
withdrawal Of foreign postotflces from
Chinese sol by January !. 1928. was an-
thorized at another meeting by the Ear
Eastcrn committee.
These were the PRINCIPAL develop
mcntS Of to-day's efforts OF the WASH
Ington conference 10 solve the ChincSe
problem confronting the powers anu
were considered as bringing nearer a
final settlement which would be accept
ablc 70 China.
Tho Chinese were said TO regard rs
highly significant Japan's willingness
to discuss at length the question or inc
financial basis on which the kiao Cha
railroad might be restored 10 complete
Chiurse ownership. China to-day maze
n financial offer. described by on" or
the Chinese delegates as very hocral'
and q discussion then developed on the
question OF valuation Of the road.
According To the valuation made ny
the reparatlous committee under the
terms OF the Versailles treaty. Japan
would be required TO pay Germany n
total OF So CuA--TO gold German marks. 4
delegate said. This figure Included. III
addition to the railway, the adjacent
railway lines and certain other ore
fields. and formed the basis to-day for
consideration OF every phase inNo'Fc"
in determining Z fair value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
SHOOTING PRAY AT POLISH HALL
HARLsY MONDAY RESULTS IN
THH DEATH OF MAIN
STREET POLE.
xALAS IDENTIFIES MAUREL AS AS
sASSIN WHEN TWO MEET IN
THE OHIO VALLEY GEN
ERAL HOSPITAL.
pETBcTIvES LOCATE NEW WIT
NESS AND SECURE DIFFER
EMIT VERSION OF FATAL
ENCOUNTER.

When John Kalas. Polish, OF No. 214+
Main street. died ut the Ohio Valley
General hospital last night At lU:40
o'clock, charge Of murder was placed
against Mike Mauve!. who recently came
here from Cincinnati. o.. and who IS
now confined 70 the Ohio Valley Genera!
hospital with u bullet in HIS leg. Harry
ManiUu. said 20 he \ companion Of Matt
rcvS, who was arrested at :hc Polish
hall Monday morning, following the
shooting. was lodged In the county jail
last n.Kht. No formal charge has as
yet been placed against him.
When the two men were brought face
TO face At the hospital yesterday after
noon, Kalas according to the police,
identified Maurel as the man who Shot
him. following 4 quarrel In poker game
at the Polish hall. about 2:30 o'clock.
According 10 the first story tod, fol-
lowing the shooting. Maurel and Man
ion, along with another fellow. had n
quarrel several nights ago. following n
card game, and the three came back
Sunday night 10 get even" Maure. 1t
was said. pulled a gun and another man
in tho game struck him with chair.
causing the gun to discharge and the
bullet 10 lodge In Maurcrs leg. Two
more shots were then fired. police were
told, and no one was believed TO have
been struck by the bullets. Maurel was
taken 70 the hospital. Later Kalas was
found by Policemen Frank Jones and
kauabe and Detective Crumhacker. at
his boarding house. suffering with
bullet wound near the heart. He was
also taken to the hospital
Locate New witness.
Working on another clue yesterday
afternoon. police arrested as witness,
Stanley L!pinoga. OF the South Side
Lipinoga after being questioned BY the
police told what he knew OF the shoot
ing,
Llplnoga said poker game was In
progress. Kalas and Maurel. he said.
had bet Sc on 4 hand and one raised tho
pot S. NaurerS partner. standing be-
hind Kalas. told Maurel 70 call the hand.
An argument started and Maurel. ldpI-
roga says pulled revolver. LipInoga
then grabbed Maurel and the gun dis
charged under his arm. Kolas then
grabbed Maurel and the two fought for
some time. Another report OF the gun
was heard and then the third. The third
shot fired. Kalas dropped 10 the floor
There was only three bullets in tho re-
volver. Tho second sho; fired entered
MaureVs left leg above the knee.
Detective William Crumbacker and
Policemen william Kn0be and Frank
Jones were walking down Market street
They ran TO the Polish hall. corner OF
Twenty-seventh and Main streets.whcre
they stopped one fellow as he ran out
Maurel was taken 70 the Ohio Valley
General hospital. The police were told
that another fellow was shot but after
a thorough search OF the district was
unable 10 be found. About O'Clock
yesterday morning Policeman Jones en-
tered No. 26+4 Main street and found
Talas. lie was then rushed 10 the hos
p!JaL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
MISSION Meeting

Tic Woman's Missionary society or
tra First Presbyterian church VIII hold
y,s monthly meeting this afternoon al
% o'clock, The topic fer the m nth Is
syria" \ special program OF Christ
mas music will also be rendered. Mrs.
4. VI. ENott and Miss Margaret koo-
crts "s the church choir Will sing some
Of the old Christmas favoritrs.
DR.. Gibson VIII address the meeting
n, tho nronhrircs cCnrc"ning Christ and
Their tultillmcrt. Nj ;'lc members are
invited I, S,,%; ;hair friends with them,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13

Chatanno 4. I-lI., c l2.-H. clay
Exams. former United States comm'S'
e!rner ot pensions and consul reHe~aI
At London. t9N2-l905. died suddenly Al
Ms home early today. He was Is
Years old.
Mr.. Evans served IN the 5lst Con
-rss as member from the third Ten.
hosea district. IN the state elections
1894 he was returned as governor or
he face Of the rct"rEs. but after
recount b. TIE legislature the result
as overturned. lie was delegate al
'9-ga 70 AL pcaUD lean national con
en,:ons between 1892 and 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Hugh z. Doyina,

The body o. Hugh T.. Devine VIII ar
rive to-day at $50 o'rcock over the B.
& o.. from Chicago. The two sisters OF
the deceased. Misses Margaret J. and
Isabelle J. Devine. will accompany the
body.
Mr. Dcvne left here about so years
ago and engaged in business in Chicago.
He died very suddenly last rlday even
ing with apoplexy. The funeral Will be
held from the Mendcl funeral home
with Wheeling No. Q. l. o. Q. T. in
charge Final arrangements will not be
made until the body arrives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ANNUAL, MEETING SATURDAY

The annual meeting of the Ohio Coun-
" Cow Testing association Will he held
Saturday at 1900 n. m. at the office or
the Ohio County Farm Bureau In the
Market Auditorium. D. W. Cofhe!d'
president or the organization will pre-
side over the meeting. Many import
amt matters will oe discussed as wei!
as the program for the coming year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
STATES BOTTLERS
ELECTED OFFICERS

Pnrkersburg, W. Va, Doc. 12.-Annual
state convention OF West Virginia Bot
tiers Association held here to-day Tor
re-organizat ton. was attended by fifty
members OF the organization from all
sections of the state. Routine matters
such az election Of officers and selec-
ting tho next meeting place. we7o dis
posed OF during the meeting.
Officers elected are: A. NJ. Glover.
Fairmont. president to succeed tho late
l.. .. Heile. OF this city J. W. Rummel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
Almost
Checked
Last Night

with gas around my heart. CouI1n''
breathe. many people say.
40 s,i,h cin.tnE or anxiety iC you
vii. tahc Baa.manns Gas Tablets
.,a:,h I!c prepared distinctly and cS'
rerially Tor Stomach Gas. and rartt"u'
larry for ali the bad effects from Sa>
pressure against Your most vital organ
-NrUS heart.
That e;nrty. gone and Enawtng feel
lrt, AZ tho PIT OF Your stomach Will dis
appear. thar anxious. nervous feeling
MIA heart puiri'%''"n. vii Vanish. ard
,.,,, y..r ntrr more 20 an" - take 4
deem ,.ralh. - ui;en prevented by Gas
r,,sflig against ."'I- heart and lungs
These unique Tah."t., ar" sold by c. II
,;~,rst Il 90 and ~ rr,iable druggists
T." careful md Insist IN The genuine
I.,2i.,ar.E'- t;aS-Tah'.'H j. Il yellow
r...k..-,.., rrirr "n, collar. !. I:aa,mann
Gn"is.a'. .sSau fg,uc.s, --Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
ROY GARDNER, BANDIT,
TO SERVE rs YEARS

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 12.-Withdr7wiNG
the plea OF mot guilty by reason Of In.
sanity" Roy Gardner. twice convicted OF
mail robhertCs. today pleaded guilty IN
the United States district court here to
another charge Of having attempted 10
rob n mall car here. and received his
third sentence OF twenty-five years in 4
federal pcnitentiary. Gardner now has
been sentenced to serve total OF sew
entS-nvc years in federal prisons.
1t Is understood the prison authorI-
ties will I've requested TO have an opera
ton performed on Gardeners skull to re-
move the pressure which the defense
claims caused Gardner TO commit HIS
crimes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
R.sitz Funeral Tuesday.

Funeral services will be he'd tomor-
row afternoon at go O'Clock from 'he
family home. ll6 Seventh street. War.
wood. for the late Sarah \. Holiday
Reitz. aged IS years. wife Of Iaco'
Reitz. Funeral services Will he followed
with intermeut in Greenwood cemetery
Mrs. Re.tz was Il lifelong resident 81
this community and death was G&c 20 4
lingering illness. She had been confined
10 her bed FOR the pas; u months. Fol-
many years she was 4 member OF the
Second PRESBYTERIAN church. She is sur
yiyed By her husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
REV. H. G. HEUSER
Succeeds Rev. e. p. Carson 90 Secretary
Of Presbyterian Ministers

Tho Presbyterian Ministers associa-
ton held n meeting at the First Pres
byterlan church yesterday morning
Many important and interesting matters
were taken up by the ministers. Rev.
f.. s. Miller Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, made
the principal address. His subject was
Week day religious education" Rev.
T.. b. Carson. on account OF his removal
resigned the secrctaryship Of the assoc!-
alton. Rev II. C. IIeuser was elected as
his cllrCnSSnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
REV. z. p. CARSON RELIEVED FROM
PASToRATE OF wARWooD
CHURCH
Rev. Mcn6unin, Of Holidays Cove,
Released to st. Clntrgvtue
Charge

A meeting Of the Wheeling ITcSoy-
terry was held yesterday afternoon at
tho Second Presbyterian church. win
Rev. J.. r. Ferris. moderator. pres!dins.
Rev. L i. Carson was released from
the church AZ Warwood. Rev II. q.
McMullIn was released from the church
at Holidays Cove in order that he
might accept the call TO tho church at
81. ClairsvlNe
prot. Charles SCanlon. OF the board
Of temperance and moral welfare, ad-
dressed the meeting regarding the m
fo-Cement OF the eighteenth amend
ncnt.
Tn" following resolution was adopted
Whereas. The district attorney. Carl
HaChmaRn. has declared his intention
OF prosecuting al y!ulatovs OF the liquor
law in Ohio county,
"Resoived. That We. the Prcshytcry
Of Wheeling, ut our meeting. December
-. 1921. heartily endorse that dcc!aTa-
tion and pledge our support"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-13
JOHN KALAS DIES Of WOUNDS;
NAUREL CHARGED WITH MURDER

OF Martins Ferry. who passed away IN
Steubenv!!!e saturday night, will be
held At the F!vst VI. Il. church in Stcu-
bcnyille. this afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
DR.. II. X. H!ibcrry. OF Struheny!llc. will
oif!cta;e and the body vii. be shipped 10
the former horne OF the deceased at
GHadeAhutton, ONO. where !ntermcnt
viii be made tomorrow.