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The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
Ball-Lawrence
 (Juneau Empire)

The marriage of Miss Lucy Fay Lawrence, daug ghter of Mir. and Mrs. Milton L. Lawrence, of San Jose, California, and Mr. Edward NJ. Ball, of this city, took place in Vancouver, B. C., on the evening of November /, at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Edward L. Lawrence, accord ing to information received by George Maud. MT. Ball is widely known in the coastal districts of Alaska and is assistant Alaska agent for the Bureau of Fisheries.
 MT. Ball, whose headquarters are in this city. left Juneau a few days prior to the wedding and went direct to Vancouver. Following the ceremony. he and his bride went to Seattle, where Mir. Ball represented the Bureau of Fisherie at a hearing on Alaska fisheries. From Seattle Mir. and Mrs. Ball went to Washington, where they will remain several weeks. They are expected to return North after the first of next year and will make their home in Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
Another View of the
 Reindeer Situation

Having successfully throttled ev- cry other natural resource of the Territory the government has now turned its attention to the reindeer industry. A suit has been started at Nome hy the Department of Jus- tice, asking that certain herds pur- chased by Lomen & Company from the Norwegian Evangelical Luth- eran Church be turned back to the government, on the argument that whites cannot under the law have possession of female deer. The government has a reasonable claim against the herd in question ID that it furnished the deer to the church 10 be used by the Eskimos. If this suit is successful 1t will stop any white person from engaging in the reindeer industry, and will shut of the large supply of meat now ready for the market. Without the backing of the whites the reindeer industry would have been a failure, as the Eskimo is notoriously inn provident in looking ahead and pre- pairing for the future.
 There are hundreds of thousands of reindeer in Alaska, the greater part of which could be killed for market, leaving more feed for those remaining. In case the govern ment is successful in its contention we may look for a cessation of rein deer farming. and the gradual elim. ination of the herds by their Native owners.-Valdez Miner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
St. Philips Church

December 5 to 12 being Educa- ton week, the address at St. Philips Church on Sunday even- ing. December Il, will have for its theme, What is a Perfect Education?' The subject, an- nounced for Sunday evening, Nerves" will be the theme for December IS. Christmas will be celebrated by Holy Communion and sermon on Christmas Eve at 11:30. The morning service will consist of Holy Communion, and sermon interpreted. On Sunday evening there will be selections from the Morality play" the white Christmas. The tree with distribution of presents will be on Monday evening at 7::3O, in the Gymnasium. There will be . very few recitations, singing, etc.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
None From Sea and Wsds.

Home again from the sea. Caudius G. Pendill. Milwaukee. Wis. national vice commander of the American Le- gion. recently has married Miss Ger trude Elizabeth Wollaeger of his home city. A direct descendant of Don't Give Up the Ship" Lawrence of early American naval fame Psndill him self established . record in the United States navy when he climbed from . regular enlistment oo May 6. 1917. to the commission of ensign on May l. 1918. He was . lieutenant c. g.) at the close of the war The bride groom is . graduate of the University Of Michigan and Mrs. Pendill gradu. stsd from yassar. They will live in the classic atmosphere of Boston. Mass.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
Goyne's Body Found

The Pas-The body of Walter Goyne was found in Moose Lake within 28 feet of the shore. The body was discovered sitting up- right in the sled partly covered by a robe and with nine dead ra- cing dogs stretched out in a line in front of him. It is believed the dog musher was racing for shore to escape the thin ice when the team pitched under the heavy
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08
Another Paradox.

T have noticed in my little journeys rom bedtime to bedtime" said the al- most philosopher. that the fellow who ,rides himself on being blunt in his speech can ask some very pointed questions"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-12-08

The corsage bouquet of the fashion ably dressed young woman once may have been a nourishing tuft of rag weed on a corner lot. Disabled service men in Kansas City hospitals have built up a good business of making artificial flowers out of weeds and the American Legion of the city Is help ing them sell the colored posies to florists and gift shops. War mothers of the city have taught the men tc dye the weeds in natural colors
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
STATE EVENTS
Apple Seed Taken
From Wonan's Ear
After IL Ye ars

HARRIsoNBURG. Va. May Ia
An apple seed. which . Matthias. w.
Va. woman claims has been In her
ear for the last twelve years. was
removed yesterday By . Harrison
burg specialist
Miss Nerva Sherman. the patient.
says that rs . child. twelve years
ago. she got an apple seed IN her
ear while playing. It pained her at
the time and her mother. with q
household Instrument. attempted to
remove 1t and when 1t stopped
hurting" she thought 1t was out
About two weeks ago. Miss Sher-
man says, 1t began to cause her
pain and an abcess formed.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE Md, May 1s.-Miss
Marie Hyde Talbot, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Talbot, of this
place. and Walter G. Ellison, of
waynesboro, Va, were married here
Tuesday. The brides attendant was
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Randolph
Talbot, of Rockville, and the best
man was McChesney Goodall, of
Waynesboro.
The recently-appointed State con-
stabulary, consisting of about forty
men. will visit Rockville Tuesday
to take The oath of office before the
clerk of the Circuit Court. 1t is
necessary for them to take the oath
in every county of the State.
While walking along the Seventh
street pike, near Aspen. this county.
yesterday, George Smith, years
old, son of Seymour Smith, was
struck by an automobile owned by
NJ Holzberlein, a Washington baker.
and driven by ]. A Terry, also of
Washington, and very seriously in
jured. 1t was at first thought the
child had been fatally hurt. but an
examination at the Sandy Spring
Hospital, where he was hurried i'm
closed nothing of a nature that
would necessarily result in death.
Terry was not held.
Miss Marian Skipton. of Philadel-
phia, and Bernite CASTILLO. of Wash
ington, were married in Rockville
last evening.
At a meeting of the board of d.
rertors of the Montgomery County
National Bank here yesterday.
George p. Henderson, assistant
cashier of the bank for the last
three years and for twenty-one
years connected with the Institution,
was chosen cashier to succeed W.
Russell Brewer, who recently re-
signed to became third vice presi-
dent and trust officer of the Cum
berland Trust Company.
A contest for the Democratic
nomination for county commissioner
to succeed John r. Lewis was made
certain by the announcement of
Julian B. Waters that he would seek
the nomination. Mr.. Waters is one
of the leading farmers of Clarks-
burg district. Robert l. Hickerson
also seeks this nomination.
Miss Paulina L. Martin and Otho
Beasley, both of Bowling Green. Va,
were married in Rockville yesterday.
The same minister officiated at the
marriage here yesterday of Miss
Helen G. Donaldson and Joseph E.
Kicker. both of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Arlington County

CLARENDON. Va. May 1s-ArI
fngton Lodge of Odd Fellows was
host last night to a large delegation
of high officials of the organization
At Clarendon Hall. Among those
addressing the lodge were Grand
Master Bert v. Wolfe; Grand Rep
Iressntative W. w. MILAN and Past
Grands lawson, Johnston and Wood,
all Of the District of Columbia. The
Grand Lodge OF Virginia was rep
resented by Grand Warden Har-
low, of Staunton- District Deputy
kGrand Master Haverty, of Falls
Church, and Past Grand E. J..
[Enochs, of Lynchburg. About
twenty candidates of Arlington
odge will receive the initiatory
Erd first degrees in Potomac Lodge
! Alexandria on Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Church Council Opens.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nav Is,
is address at the opening of the
council of the Protestant
fopal Church of Virginia, Bis
William Cabell Brown brought
e. attention of the council the
Of the executive board of
oman's Auxiliary. calling on
2men to help raise morals.
the bishops summary of
accomplished the past year
en- these statistics: Vista
sermons and addresses, 203:
unions. Is; baptisms, 3: mar
Is, 2: burials. 1; combinations,
deacons ordained. 3: priests or
he'd. ;; churches consecrated, 1
hurch of the Epiphany. Urbanna.
fdlesex County,; postulants re-
3D. 4; present number of pos
pts, 9: candidates admitted. 2:
nt number Of clergy, los; dea-
ss in the diocese. 3; lay read
ensed. 80.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
FIRE
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS

MARTINSBURG. w. Va May Is.
"A brief but stubborn fre Tuesday
evening did s45.ooe damage to Kir-
sons clothing store and for a time
seriously threatened one of the
busiest blocks of Martinsburg.
Wilson's grocery store adjoining
suffered $1,000. The blaze is be-
lieved to have been due to a
cigarette stub.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Peoples Prices on
Cigarettes
Cigars That Satisfy

"Adlon'' club perfectos. corcnas sold every
vhere at isc each. Special. Ice straight
box Of 50. S4.sp
John Roskin" tafter dinnersl, Sc shape
SPECIAL. for Csc; box Of 25, S1.Bs.
"El Palencia" Frisces. corona chieo<. 1oc si,..
for lSe; box Of Soc, $s.Ss.
'El Roi Tan" blunu, puritanos, 3 for sse I;
box Of 50, S4.oo.
Lord Romeo -(sweetsesrts), Havana nlled
&c straisht; box Of 50. s2.ss.
"El- Royana" corona chicos q loc straight
for lSc; box Of 50, $3.50.
Seco perfectos, q good value, 4 for ass;
box Of 50. s2.7s.
SLni. Marines" tcapitolsl, purely Havana.
3 for 2Sc; box Of 50. sa7s
"Luis Martinez" tperfectosl. an-Hav,n,
cigars, for 2ke; box Of IS $500.
50, $6eS.
"Flor Dc Manuer' Cconehss perfectos, londres),
for sse; boz Of So 400.
Ia Lu.eta" (breyasl, genuine Manila cigars,
for loc; box Of So I.eS.
Isabella" tperfectosD, q Manila cigar Of high
quality. 4 for 2se; box of 50. $s.lo.
"ki Rsi Tan" queens and ambsssador-sj, ,
fer Csc; box Of 50. $500.
'T1er De Meibs' tstrsirhts), 3 for Csc; box
Of so. 400.
Fowler Crest Cbrev,s,. genuine Porto Rican.
fer 2sc; box Of 50, 500.
Aroma De Cuba" (inviacibles), long flIer,
for lse; box Of IS, N.7s.
high Life" -teelestials), lie each; box Of 80,
Ss.S.
Don Amaro" (corosas), short Havana nller.
for csc; boz of so. sa.os
Il A.e,s" y q ,esceA.' especi,le',. for Csc;
"Girard' brokers. fer a5c; boz Of Is, $40.
Mozart" tafter dinners). for sse; box Of SO,
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
The Thousands of PrescTip-
fions on Our Files ProUe

Our importance in the minds OF the
public and doctors alike proves our ad-
vantage in successfully and satisfac-
torily compounding all prescriptions.
Thousands of prescriptions on our files
show wide range of operation, a wide
characteristic in drugs, a wide advantage
obtained by the Ill. Bring your prescrip-
tions to us.
No Extra Cost for Extra Serpice Here
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Dunnigan to Build
Ten Modern Houses

Ten brick dwellings, aggregating
st of ss5,0o0. will be constructed
IL to 73o Webster street north
by d. ]. DUNCAN, according
70 building permits issued yester-
hay.
The dwellings will be equipped
Pvith All Of the latest improvements
hnd will be OF similar architecture.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Thursday, May 10Th, 1921
Popular Toilet Articles

soc d. 4 r. Csld Cream. n...-.---..... 56e
$I.0o Ponspeian Night Cream. ...-.-.--...7 7se
soc Pompeian Massage Cream. ..-.-.- SIC
5Se Ponds Cold Vanishins Cream. ..... 2<e
soc Ponds Cold Vanishing Cream. ...... fSe
Soc Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream. 52e
soc Moisifed ceeoanut Oil Shampoo. 3ze
Use Paintoiiue Sbampoo.. o....---.--..-..-.. &c
Soc Hays Henno Shampoo. oo.--.........-.. 3se
SI.00 Danderine Heir Tohie ....-...... 62e
soc Herpieide Hair Homie. nie..-...-........ 35e
$I.oo Pinauds Eau de Qmnine. .-......-... Sse
Sf.00 Q-Bar Hair Tonic. e........--..... 7se
Use Q-Ban Hair Resforer. rer................ 5Se
SI.o0 Wyeth Sage and Suiphu. ...-..... 7se
<Se HeHnoi soap --".-.- zoe
Csc Cufieura Soap. .................... f8e
Csc Weodbwy's FaeioI Soap. I6e
Zoe Pain,oiioe Soap, cake, Sci dezen. ...... sse
Soc Listerine, medium size ize........---. Soc
SI-25 Glyeo 7 Thymoiins, pint. ne
Soc Foritan's Tooth Poste. te.............. 55e
Soc Pepsodenf Tooth Paste ............ 52e
Soc Pebeeo Tooth Pdste. ste................. 52e
Soc kotynos Tooth Paste. I9e
Csc Lyons Tooth Popder Paste. ....... Te
SI00 Pyorrhoeide Pouder. der............... 79e
3Se Mary Garden Taie. e.......-.......... 2Ie
25e Sqmbb's Tafe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23e
25e Mapis TaIe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Te
25e Mennen's Tale. Observation-Disclosures. ISe
soc DJer-kfss Tale. 21e
soc Java Rice Pouder. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 52e
Use Labiaehe Foee Povder. er............... <2e
soc Djer-kiss Foes PotDder. &c
soc Mennen's ShaOins Cream. ............ 2Se
5Se Odo-ro-no Observation-Disclosures. 23e
zSe Mum (Preoents Perspfration odors) 49,. Zoe
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Reliable Family Remedies

zoe Aiophsn Pill, P. d. d Co, zoos. 3Se
$1.00 Aleovu6, the rubbing aleohot. Sc
500 Alboiins Minersd Oil, pinf. ......... 6Se
SIPS BayeIs Aspirin Tablets, S-sy., 1905. 72e
7Se Baune Asafsesique Beaxus. ...... @5e
2se Bseeham's Pills observation-disclosures. f5e
soc Babek (reliepss nsala5ia). ............ 53e
Csc Cayfers Lioer Pills. is.................. I2e
soc California Fig Syrup. soc
DOE Castoria, FisfehsTs. 2Se
Soc Cmicura Ointment. Joe
Soc Cafdspeirs Syrup Pepain. ...-....... 3se
soc Doans Kidney Pills. ................. 3Se
75e Dioxosen, large sizs. izs................. SIC
$50 FelioSpS Syrup .$I.02
35e Cets-It Corn Repoou.. 2Ic
SI.00 Cpds's Pepeo-Mansan. ........... 8+e
SI20 Grays Giyes5ine Tenic. -......-.. s2e
8se yod Saits 49,. 69e
soc kimer's Scamp Root. ............... 3Se
Soc Limestone PhesphGte.. e.............-... 3ie
2Se Lapaetie Pills, zoos. Observation-Disclosures. z2e
Csc Lysoi, small. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., He
$3.50 Miks Essuision. .$I.I5
SI.I0 Nuxafed Iron. .............. 6Se
Soc kujol, s1saH. 42e
Soc Phenoiax Waters. f9e
$50 Pinkhar,'s Vegetable Compound. 7Se
Soc Poslan Ointment ................. 34e
soc Pape's Diapepsin. .................. 35e
S1-25 Pieree's FauoSife Prescription. S5e
Soc Phillips Mill Magnetic. ia............... 3ae
Soc Resinof Ointment. Observation-Disclosures. %5e
$I.75 S. S. S. (fer the btood) .SIo7
SI.00 Vinol q restordtioe tonie). ........ 69e
$I.0o Wampoies (H. k.) Cod Liuer Prepare
t1on zoe
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Hot-Wotar Bottles

Hot.W0tor Bottles
"CosEress- Hst-water
Bottle, Goodyear make,
especially for our
stores: of heavy maroon
rubber, guaranteed for
one year. This CT 10
sdle. ........... VIZ ~
IS e n q e. Hot-water
Bottle, Goodyear make,
especially for our
stores; best heavy ma
room rubber; fuH =
quart size; guaranteed
2 years. This e1 no
sale. ........... U1sCC
'yringc & Water Bottle
.Consress- CO nbina-
ton Fountain Syringe
and HOt-water Bottle.
Goodyear make: guar
anteed> one co IN
year. ........... SZ.5J
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Moth Bags

No. Auto e1 40
Coat. 3ox70. SlsfC
Tar Paper. <ox<s. Ioc
sheets; 3 for 2scI QOo
dozen .......... SSC
Moth Balls or Flakes,
fsr fss - pound I, 25c
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

35c Penslar Saliae Liver
Salt. with sl25 Pceslar
Buchu and Palmetto, az elceI-
lent combination for any form
Of kidney trouble; c1 or
sl.60 value. Sl.EO
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Our New Drug Store

Last February We purchased this
old reliable drug stor, from Mr.. Lesois
Flemer, ,ehich he operated for last 10
years on this corner, 18th and Colun-
bia Road N. w., and during these
years the location has changed from
q popular residential section to one
of the best business centers in the e.
tyc,ue northeast section.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

of Julius Wolf. 425 King street,
three young white men, nonresi-
dents, giving the names Of Walter
Smith, Oscar CAN'T and John Har-
ris. were sentenced by Judge Rob-
in on Moncure to serve two years
and three months each in the peni-
-~ntiary. The attempted burglary
1rred the night OF March Is.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Brand-NeD Stock of
RUBBER GOODS

Fountain Syringes
Davi dson's Fountain
Syringe, fresh stock,
good live rubber; two
quart size; all
complete. This Q2c
sConEress FeuBt \ In
Syringe. Goodyear make,
especially for our
stores; full 2-quart size;
guaranteed one CT 90
year. This sale ~AsSo
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

The police have been asked to
locate George HersberC, is years
old. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie
Hersberg. who left home last Mon
day.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

city are planning to attend the an
nual meeting of the Virginia State
Firemen. which will be held in Lex
inEton, Va, August "a, 25 and IS.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

BY a score of II to 2 the First
Baptist Sunday School Baseball
team %this afternoon defeated
team representing the NJ. e. Church
South.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

Seventy five medals tomorrow
night will be awarded to the MEM
bers of the Russell Mitchell Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a
me sting which will be held at s
o'clock in the hall of the Dread
naught Athletic Club.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
Friday night will confer the first
and second degrees of the order
on a class of candidates for Ari-
inEton County Lodge of Odd Fell
lows in this city.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

I. irive to raise $500 for the
ytion Army in. this city has just
II launched. During the past
ar the army spent approximately
200 here for the work A COM
ny advisory board was orgs-
here some time ago by the
alton Army. c. T. s. Burke Is
kurer of the campaign fund.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
Peoples Drug Store No. 10

This store makes the tenth link IN
the Peoples choin, Washington ms most
progressive drug stores. We haze made
ertensiue improvements, arranged
every department for quick and ef-
fcten3 service.
Just visit soi1 prove how progress
sive the Peoples Drug Stores are
.0illing to pLease-courteou service
mammoth stock and freshest drugs
obtdinabLe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO HENRY SINGER
we'll Known Resident Of 1siand aAd
Marshall County Died Last Might

\ weeks illness Of pneumonia result
, IN IN. death Of Henry P. Singer.
TUESDAY afternoon At J:l' o CLOCK AZ
h. nome. No. - New Jersey stree:.
island. Mr.. Singer was in the seventeen
,,ar Of his age. and up 10 the time OF
his illness, one week ago. had enjoyed
fair health.
Henry Lane Of Eric street. Two sone'
JcSEc Singer. who lived at home; J. l..
singer Of Eric street. and one step-eon'
V r. smith Of CIaysvill". Mrs. Singer
preceded her husband 10 the grave NJ
teen years ago.
Mr.. Singer was born near WOODLAND
Marshall county. where he resided until
about thirty years ago when he movec
10 Wheeling. He was shoemaker q!
trade and was we'll known throughout
the city. especially the Island section
\, on. lime he was a member OF Shleios
Of Honor and American Mechanics ana
wa. Il lifelong member Of the Christian
church. b.
Although arrangements for the 1un,
oral are not yet complete, services Will
u" held from the home OF his son, J. L..
Singer. at 42S Erie street. PROBABLY
Thursday morning. lntcrment Will take
mace in the Woodland cemetery.
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FINE ONE; RELEASE FOUR
IN RESTAURANT CREAM CASES

Louis .N"Nandrr. proprietor OF M
Nr,.:lI, r"~taurnaut in IA" Market aud.
tnr:uu was uned Sln and costs IN police
court yesterday morning and four other
restaurant operators w"C" dismissed =
,N,. same charge. selling cream IN IN -
PAGES of business under the allowed is
par cent butter fat.
Alexander admitted -" mixed cream
with skim milk tor us" in C0tI"". h"'
~, u.h.~ four. 1rcS"nt.n% n" Crystal
R!jru. I.In,rty and EhSi" restaurant :
declared cream when loft n vat or
ccrtairr- naturally settles. the richer
potion gong to the surface.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
RIVER NEWS

Tho steamer Helen r departed YES
,.-siav morning az 1880 O'Clock for New
Na;ur"-a$ Shn carried II heavy cargo
g." s"ud>'gNS and vii max" all ~;IN point
S.ni-s SIN. VIZ are 'h.S 'N"n.nG.
Tho l..-"y arrived -NS' "s"n:ng n t
u',,or& w.'h h"o:y ra-E" t0om New
N9ta-norae ard wAypcir' stops. She
- leave this morning ut l!.>o o'clock
on Hrr r'turn trip.
The ,;ancra. Beach came N Yesterday
afternoon from Pittsburgh and after
thing on additional freight. departed
q. >'"'clock on her way % Iarh"rShurE
and Itrnsy..io. This boat = running
..,'- VA account 81 IL" dense fog y"s'er-
d.. morning which delayed AZ boats.
~. senator Cord.ll WI nrr.N" todhE
r-p0i F:'',hurrh and after 'nk;nr On ad-
q '-r.n1 shipments xii Leaf on h"r way
," Charleston
\ .,'.,g~ IN % co~. : inches o. wafer
srd fall g r.-g :."wty was rnE;S' cred
late inEt even-H., ;: tho local wharf.
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\, tn. N,-tl ~,r,'., NJ. r.. ,h'sr II tn"
r.rnsran fer til. rrmI'nd"- Of Ii"iH
Week. ;ud Ivy Easter Sunday. follows
Wrdnc>duy. March @&.--7.Go p. tn. S'c-
mon bv br. g. F'r"d Anderson. di>trrcC
superintendent. followed uy quarterly
TEursday. March 94-7:3o p M. scr.
MON by the pastor. "What rh.nA " OF
t'riG,y. March 80 p m. Good Fri
MrS. ". A wilson
M" &H14..S> Marcn -. EASTER q. M
Suurl$" praise service.
% So Il. m sunday >vhool
r":.&o Il. Ut. s"rm"" by tn" pastor.
liz" a. m. reception Of members into
tn. church,
80 ,. m, Erw,o-'h !"asn~ DEVOTIONAL ,.,,,!
>,.r..v". Topic. Lesson from the First
Faster Leader. Sarcida Rush.
so y. m. s,'rinou by n" pastor. Va
Have Found tn Messiah
\, tho TRINITY Evanc"ltral "hurch OF
Er:dCrpu-t tn" following Ia <t"r pro-
gram wiI be- rendered:
Troy"S~tona,-.'hr.s, Is Risen: Halle;
Aa, ,tS,,r. -~cnr,,, our I.uSSovcr';.....
r <',:I No. oS Page "a. selection No. =
ii:'r", >@.'i lao-.~D,y Of Wonder. Day
:, rlr;i-" Lesson
, I"f%i ~wny SrrA Yc~. - ,h~ rho.r
i:rlwary Dcpartm"n, Exercises.
H,mn ". &7--"rhr.s: the Lord IS
f;jNen Again"
Veal 81, MIS- Irn., = 'h"r:
IIiHl@r'.; ~. 1u W. w.. zero, JOY
's.IN-
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Power Of Attorney.

~ -" u'r"sSary pap"rS flied v"st"r
day n county court with J. li"w:r
Wells. clerk. Mrs. Rosa \. House. g
given tn" IOWr- &C attorneys OF the
G. A. lIOuS" company.
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Nuvr"uaun. tenor: NJ. carl T.. Near
hl~i,rn.: Mr.. plis"r Edwar.!s. "rsau'S'
IN" pubt.r = ,'rLid!lH IuN';"i :" 80
!l'Tt b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE License s

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
POWELL FOR COUNCIL
East End Of Second ward Produces An
Active Candidate.

John Powell. who resides at NO. lzop
Baltimore street. announces his candl
dacy for councilman in the Second Wara
in tho city primary. He enjoys a VIDE
aruuainiance in East Wheeling ana ire
east section of the ward and IS genera
~ w.u known throughout the city. For
u.lry years Mr. Powell was watchman
4, thn old House e. Hermann store. dc
.troy"d Ivy frs several years ago. Nor
rnrrntly he has boon employed by Switt
& CO. Tho candidate promises TO MAKE
An agE"nSS.Y" race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

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