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WANT DOM|N|ONS TO
BEAR NAVAL BURDEN

London. May 3i.--Thc imperial pre-
miCrs. together with representatives OF
India. arr assembling in London the
second Fortnight in June Tor what is
considered the most importan meeting
nf the kind ever held in the history OF
hr British empire. Matters that Will
com" up :"- discussion Will include the
naval defense o. III" empire. renewal Of
tine. Angl"-JapancSc treaty. thr imper"tl
foreign policy and the arrangements
for = subsequent imperial conference
10 settle the lines OF policy AZ between
IN" mother country aud the d"minions
and thr representation OF tho dominiUnS
n tn" Imperial pLrliamCnt.
OF these questions IN" AnElo-Japln-
Csc alliance is IN" dominating one. In
volYln= AS il Dies futur" relations be
tween Great Britain and the United
states and incidentally the naval policy.
That part ~ the naval policy which
needs settlement Is the extent to which
ri" GomInions will in the future con-
tribute 10 the burden Of the naval de-
prndrnc. Of the empire. which hereto
fore has falica almost entirely on the
mother country.
The prime minister some months ago
declare din the house OF commons that
tho British taxpayer could no longer
he expected to bear this heavy burden
alone. and that X must b. shared by the
domiuionS
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filing petitions for reductions OF "
Of every employee.
Roads Affected

Of every cmpl0ye.
Roads Affected
The following are tho IUl roads:
81. I0uiS-San Francisco: Chicago
Great Western: Denver IL Salt Lake
Boston ~ Albany: Boston Terminal;
Pittsburgh x Lake Erie: Lake Erie d
Eastern; Delaware. laCkawanna *
Western; LehIgh Valley; Rutland; Guil
Coast Lines Houston Belt Il Terminal
buffalo. Rochester IL Pittsburgh. Tole-
do Il Ohio Central; GAINESVILLE Il West
crn kamnwha & Michigan; kanawha ~
West viruinia: Staten Island Rapid
Transit; Atch!son. Topeka & Santa Fe'
Gulf. Colorado e Santa Fc: Beaumont
Wharf & Terminal: Ann Arbor; New
York, New Haven & Hartford; Central
New England; Erie and subsidiaries
Central Union Depot & Hallway OF Gin
c!nnali: Lchigh & New England Caica'
go & North Western; Indiana 1hrhor
i:elt: New York Central: Maine Central
Portland Terminal; Cleveland. Cincin-
natl, Chicago & ST. Louis and subsl-
diaries; Chicago, Peoria e st. LOUIS
Southern Tactic Co.; Southern racine
Lines in Texas and louisiana; Grand
Trunk; West Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy: Illinois Central and suosi-
diaries; Chicago. Rock Island d lflclhc'
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf; Ccntrai
Railroad of New Jersey; Cincinnati. In
dianapolis G. Western; Boston 4 Maine'
New York. Ontario * Western; Chicago
Inalanap0Iis d Louisville; Texas Mid
land: Detroit Terminal; MononEaheIa'
Great Northern. buffalo Susquchanna'
Philadelphia & ftcading and suosidl-
aries: Norfolk IL Western; Northern
Pacific; Minneapolis & st. Louis: Michl-
gan Central; Nashville, Chattanooga q
ST. Louis; Bangor IL -troostock; Union
Pacific: St. Joseph & Grand Island: ore
con Short Line. Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Navigation Co.; Hooking
Valley: Pittsburgh & West Virginia
West Side Belt; Minneapolis. st. lGlul
e. South ste. Marie; Duluth South
shore: Mineral Iange; Minnesota, In
tcrnational; Big Fork & Internal FAILS
Chicago & Eastern Illinois: Chicago
Milwaukee 6 st. Paul: Wabash; MISS
ouri Kansas e. Texas: "itchlta FaI4s
& NorthwcStcrn: Missouri. Kansas "
Texas OF Texas: Belt hallway OF Chica-
20: Baltimore e. Ohio Chicago Tenn lnal
Baltimore X Ohio; Baltimore ChcSa-
pcakc & Atlantic; Maryland. Delaware
& Virginia; Central Vermont; Chesa-
pcake G. Ohio; Chicago & Western In
diana; Chicago Junction Hallway; Den
vcr & Rio Grande: IL PIso & SouthwcS-
trcn: TT. Worth Il Denver city; Kansas
city Tr>r1ninal; Kansas city Southern
Los Angeles & Salt Lake. Lake Erie
& Western; TT. Wayne Concnnai &
Louisville; Long Island; Louisville &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Held Up Final Vote
On Control Of Packers

Washington. May 81 \ final vote In
the house on the HauCh"n packer con-
troll hin WAS blocked today by kcprCSrn-
tat:vc Blanton. Democrat. T"NIS wh"
demanded the reading Of an 'nrroSS"h
rony Of the measure. which was not
available. Speaker Gillctt ann"un""d a
vote would be the first order 90 nus
ness Thursday. only minor amendments
have been adopted. and IN" hill. y
PASSED. Will be sent ~ thr senate IN
practically the form III which II was
unanimously reported by III" h"uS" az
r!culturc committee. Under the m"aNur"
hacking houses and stock Yards Viii he
Supcr> i<cd by the secretary of aErH!i-
turr who would have authority u pre-
scribe regulations Packers and STOCK
ward owners would be required 10 Keep
records Of AL transactions AMI. rAilirE
10 do So would be liable 10 fine Of not
moro than sI.QOq and three years I'M
prisonment
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statement by Captain Dc LevsrEnA ID
attache OF the French embassy, VI
made the trip to Langley Field In u
machine but who declined to make I'll
return flight In 1t. Captain Do IL
vergnc stated that on the trip down n
had noticed lark Of balance Of the plA11
and that at times it appeared out Of oo0
troll OF the piljt
The air service board made publ
today it's findings in the tnvestisatiou
In it Lieutenant Stanley II. Ames, u
pilot. was absrlvcd Of any blame ~
the crash and the report said there WI
no evidence Of defect in the design q
the craft The accident In the opin!ei
of the board was absolutely unAvose
able and was due entirely TO the sever
storm into which the big plano =;
while returning TO Washington fro1
Langley Field. 70
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Woman Held for Trial
For Murder of Youngstel

Detroit Mich. May "l.---Mrs. Eliza
beth I.cwcn. IS, was hold for trial in
recorders court today for IN" alleged
murder Of Max Ernest. 4 six year old
boy who disappeared from his home on
May II and whose body was found in Il
swamp on the outskirts Of tn" city a
week later. The trial was set for June
Is.
When she appeared for aTraGnmcnt
Mrs. Lewen stood mute and plea or
not guilty was entered by her attorney.
Tho prosecutor announced Al wit
nesscs would be called by the state to
give testimony intended To support his
contention that the woman lurcd tho
child from his home on Wildemcrc ave
nue. and killed him FOR revenge on his
father. Frank Ernest. with whom she il
said to have Quarrelcd over business
deal.
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Weeks Orders Thorough
Probe Into Disaster

Washington. May 3l.--Thorough In
vestiGation OF tho army ambulance air
plane crash Saturday At MorGantown.
Maryland. in which seven men were
killed will be made by tho Inspector
general of the army under orders issued
To-Day by the Secretary Of War Weeks.
The investigation will be independent
of that made by Il special board Of in
uu;ry of the air service and will cover
every angle Of tho disaster. particularly
in reference TO design and control OF
the type Of machine wrecked.
In this connection it WAS indicated
that cognizance would be taken Of the
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Injunction to Prevent
Produce Price Fixing

Indianapolis Ind. May 3l.-A perpet-
ual Injunction restraining six corpora
tions and forty-fivc associated indiv!d-
uals from iileGa, manipulation Of but
ter. eggs. poultry and junk prices has
been Obtained by the state in the Mont
c.ln"ry circuit court at Charlottesville.
It was announced here to-day by Attor-
ncy General Lesh.
The defendants are said to have oper-
atCd in seventeen central western coun-
ties Of the state. including more than a
score OF cities and towns. The COM
pl:rnt was filed last August by the
state and a trial was avcrted. state
officials said. BY the acceptance by the
defendants of tn" judgment. written
largely by tn" state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
SMALL FIRE ON THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON

HohokcH. y. J.. May 3l.-A small fire
Of unknown origin tonight, slightly
damaged the steamship George Wash
ington. which twice carried former Pres-
ident Wilson 10 France and back. The
steamer is in dry dock here undergoing
repairs.
The blaze. which broke out on the
hurricane deck. was extinGuished less
than an hour after its discovery. Dry
dock officials said the damage could
DO repaired within two days time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Mr., HARDING THANKED
BY COTTON GROWERS

New York. May 3l--Amcrican cotton
growers. manufacturers and affiliated
interests At their national conference
today, called upoa the federal govern
ncnt To aid IN N" rehabilitation OF the
cotton Industry.
President NardinS'S mcSSaG" I" n"
convention pirdsInG III" cooperation OF
the administration III Improving c"ndt-
mons in tire cotton industry MAS &c
c,arrd TO b. one It StLt"manShip and
true ArncriCari>'r. and tho delegates L"
,nr world rf,,nn ronf"rcn,. In En:l md
wcrc urged to present i, 1T that gather
,rc \ message Was sent {" In" rtrSt-
dent. thanking h;m for his 'nt'-cSt n
the industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
REDS OVERTHROW
At VLAD|VOSTOk

Toxic. May 31.---Official notification
Of the overthrow ~ the Rolshcviki gov
eminent OF Eladivostok by the unarm-
oil population. assisted by unarmed
forces Of tn" kappell army" was re-
ceived by the Russian embassy here to-
day. from NJ MerGurdoff. president Of
the nov government in Nladivostok
Authority is being carried on by I
council representing flfty-six organiza-
TOMS OF the Russian Far East. which
will convoke constituent assembly to
guarantee democratic principles, the
message said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
REH1Nn CLOSED DOORS.

Washington. May %l--RrrreS"nta''v"H
OF trunk In" railroads IN the south :
eastern region. and officials OF the four
railroad nr"thS rhnodS began = confer
ancr here today 10 determine the ad-
visibility CT setting up an adJuStm"nt
board To dCcidr disputes. grievances ana
working conditions and rules between
c;,piny,"> and the companies. y" con-
c,uSinn WAS r.r"rtcd today. and the sos
s,ons viii b. resumed t"m"rr"k. Ihc
n,cetir. ,ya, behind closed doors.
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PLEA NOT HEEpEp

Boston. May 2l.-ti"rernor Cox Shlh
ishr that h" did not believe hc YOU!
rav any attention 10 ;hc letter adr"SS'si
70 him today asking reinstatement OF
n. Boston policemen Who loft the force
on STRIKE III September. 1919. The let
ter Was signed by Mchael Lynch. ~
rrrSiAen' If the Boston Social club
which was the fraternal organization Of
the former police force.
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

you can win-if you stick II ONT All
ach!rv~-s VICAR :, badE" labelled
STICK"
You St!ck--t,day.
When YOU feel like quitting Stick.
If tho other fellow is getting IN" best
Of you--Si!"k! lie will If YOU don't.
Stick
The great successes If business and
lie are but rcpctition& Of the. sam"
stOry-th" story Of m"n and women VIII"
knew ROW to stick.
You may not lik. your job. bu: think
| before you chang" IL. 50 few know
HOW 10 stick. So few learn WHEN
to stick You think il "ut with rI;icn""
--thcn-- whether It b. Il job ~ a task.
stick il out
stick
To-day star; things ana sick 10 each
task until fin '>hrd--camI"tAd n ~"
! best way you know how.
Just STl''k
Following is n list or IL" members
names to dat" and their votes accepted
for publication.
Votes tabulatsd on Burroughs Adding
Machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
SIS, 900 LARCENY CHARGED.

Pittsburgh. ia. May 3l.-Rcnjamln
II. Arnheim. former head of the Pitts
burgh Chemical Products Company here
was locked up tonight without bail after
having been brought from Los Angeles.
where he was arrested on Pittsburgh
warrants charging various forms OF lar
Ceny. Amounts totalinE $4,000 are
named in III" warrants. II" Will he
arraiencd for Il hearing Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Welded AT PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburgh. ia. May Sl.--William IL.
Ross. of Toronto. who described him
self as "thr son of Il high government
official in Canada" and Mrs. Mildred
r.. Manning Hamilton. Of Richmond
Hill. Canada. who said Sh" is "th" grand
daughter of the builder Of the WcIland
Canal" today obtained marriage
license here and were welded In the
court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
FOR PREMIER BRAND

Paris. May 81 - N3y tho Associated
PrcSsD--rrcmler BRAND this evening
was given vote of c"nti!cnc" IN III"
senate when It rejected 4 motion I"
submit the London agreement I" com
mission. The vote was 90 II \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
WITH RIBS BROKEN

'Skeetcr" Downing waS taken TO tn"
North Wheeling hospital last evening.
suffering with three broken ribs. He
was injured Sunday evening when the
automobile which he was driving
plunged over an cmbankment near
ClaYSYille, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
MINER INJURED

Walter Beoski. a coal miner. was
caught between tU" cars Mt Florenc"
mine. near Pcnn's Run. yesterday cr"n-
ing. receiving internal injuries and ScN-
cral scalp wounds. RcoSki was admit
ted to the Martins Ferry hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
ONE KILLED IN RACE
CLASH IN OKLAHOMA

Tulsa. Okla, May Sl.--One negro was
Killed and two whites and three negroes
wounded In race trouble here tonight.
when a score Or NOR" white persons
armed, clashcd with about 20" armed
negroes who gathered in thc vicinity
OF the court house after negro mad
been arrested for an alleged attack on
a white girl. Scattered airing continued
until near midnight. while n" body OF
the dead negro st:u lay in the street.
shortly before midnight a crowd OF
white men, estimated at from 500 10
1000. wcre marching through IN" hus'-
ness section here. SOM" Of IN" mon stat
Ing thcy were on their way 10 the neEr"
district.
The FRS; com raTy 90 national guards
mon On Tho streets u"r" greeted with
loud cheers rom crowds ai"nS the side
walks The Euardsmeu we7" IN motor
trucks ard headed Tor III" cour; house
Oklahoma City. Okla. May 81. Three
UNITS Of oklahoma national guard w"r"
ralrct out by Adju;ant General Charles
p Barrett late tonight 10 assist police
rf:crrs IL Tulsa. Oklahoma. IL hand
Ing ,hn race trouble there"
GoErrnor J. X. \. Robertson S''d '"-
nigh: that Following I call from 'h'
Tulsa chief - police. h" had given MI
lu,an. General barrett fall authority |"
proceed az his own discretion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
O'DOWD WINNER

Columbus. a.. May 3l.--Eddie O'Dowd,
Columbus fly-weiEht. received tho
judges decision over Harry Mansell. of
England. after L 12-round bout here to-
night.
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Nashville: Missouri Pacific: Northwest
ern Pacific: Pennsylvania Lines: Pere
Marulrttc:TenneSsee Centrol; Western
Maryland: Western Pacific
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RIVER TEIEGR.AMS

Davis Island Dam-lht feet. falling.
clear.
Warren" feet. clear.
Murgantown--lS.3 feet. stationary
clear.
INTERCHANGEABLE rnct. failing. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
SPEED-UP POLICY.

Washington. May 3I---Adoption OF 4
new policy TO speed up work for war
veterans and n pledge to President
Harding to dispos" Of pending claims
and put the war risk bureau on a cur
rent base within tn" next sixty days
was announced today by Director c. r.
Forbes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

wASTE:IA Salesman ot unqucSti"n"d
character with proven selling ability.
for strictly p"rnar"n, position with
long rstah. Ir:CrS. staple foods salary
and bonus Exceptional opportunity for
right mai Confidential. Address AIS,
In.cN.genCer. ic-l-In
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Sale

Two story and attic. brick dwelling
Of 10 rooms. bath. laundry. furnace,
front and rear porches. Hard wood
finish. A real modern and up to date
nome, on 18th St. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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wAMTED-FEMALE,

wANTEn-An experienced stenograph-
err Good pay. steady position. Apply
IN person at once The People Store,
1918 Market s.. )c-l-'
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PoR SALE-PoULrY.

FOR SALE-Anconas Shepherd strain
egrs and stock. H. p. Hermann.
wheeling. w. Va. Il. y. ,. ap-lt-2S,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Brag," hltch. years Old. n
inches high. na:un Fun. White. brown
and tar E"war'l. Notify r. g. Iow-
man, 1905 Main -. Ijs"n" %%I9. js-t-t
LOST-Black travelling bag. Sunday.
from auto on Wheeling hill. near Me-
Collo.h'S Leap Finder r"tmra To Intel
lCcnrs- and rC,r sc reward je-l-l
LOST Brown slipper. lott foot. in city
or on MAJ. road h"'w""n Wheeling and
Triad"Ip h..l. Address Slipper. care Intel
ligcnccr J"-l-!
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Secttou No, q,
Section No. 8

~ territory lying east "f the Ohio
River outside the city Limits
nF \\hr,.l;u
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE wANrEr

WANTED-A secondhand wardrobe:
large Write description and condi-
ton. Address /. 0. Box 30S. Wheeling.
le-l-l
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS. to sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts dresses, skirts. waists. shoes.
clothing. etc Write for free samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway. New YORK
d-l-eowed
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FOR sA1E-HoumHoLD GOODS.

FOR SAI.E-Nrw bedroom suite. used
table. chairs. piano. davenport. bed.
Xitchcu cabinet range. refrigerator and
mis-. Items. Cali Elliott. 2llD WarwooG
Ave my-Sl-i
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wANTED-SALES1GN,

WANTED Extra salesman for Satur-
day. ShcrnanS Store. 1881 Market.
je-l-j
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wANTED-nIALE,

WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGtNCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office. 1906 Market St.
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FOR SALE-Soda fountain in good loca-
ton. Inquire 1891 South Broadway
MarAnS Ferry. phone l31-N. Jc-i-i
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wASTED-IarEe manufacturer wants
agents 10 sell hosiery. underwear,
shirts dresses. skirts. waists. shoes. etc
Write for free sampl".s. Madison Mills.
sos Broadway. New York
je-l -w-rny-lI-'o2
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NOTICE..

The next Examination for Iiccnsure
OF Physicians to Practice Medicine in
the State OF West Virginia Will be held
m the City OF Charleston. West VirE ia.
on July IL. IL. and ~ OF July. 1921.
For further information address Sec
rotary. Public Health Council. Masonic
Building. Charleston.
PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL.
" 7. CHCRCfIMAN, Pres.
je-t-i
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RAILROAD WAGES
Continued from Page one.)
Common Labor Cut.

car rcpa:rcrs wcr" cut about 10 Per
cent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RooMs FOR RENT.

FOR RF:ET--TarG" office roon. facing
Main street. immediate possession
Phone Wig $50. jc-l-f
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-19
EVANGELIST REJOICES IN
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL.

want to register my approval OF
the splendid work of Bro. thinner
man and his singer, Bro. Hay, in the
meetings just closed.
Tithing is the key note for the
church of today. ANY church, like
any business or profession, unless
properly financed, will wane and die.
have preached stewardship for
nineteen years and hope and pray
that every church in snyder. as well
as my own, will adopt this God
given and Biblical plan.
will preach two special sermons
at the First Christian church Sun
day morning and night on Church
Problems and Their Solution" Spe-
cial music at both services. Every
body invited.
CLYDE LEE FIFE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-19
Ladies Altrurian Club.

The ladies Altrurian Club will give
a benefit performance al the Cozy
Theatre Wednesday night, August
31st The play will be stop Thief
one OF the biggest New York sue
cesses that has been released in
years. The Club has secured Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Hopkins who visited
Snyder last spring with show, the
best that has ever played snyder, 10
come and direct the play personally
and use all speciality scenery and cleo
trical effects to make sure OF the
best results available.
There will appear in the produc-
tion OF stop Thief fifteen young
ladies' and gentlemen OF Snyder All
will be rehearsed by Mr.. Hopkins so
az To make II a strictly professional
performance. This is the first time
that Snyder has ever had a play pro-
duced and directed by a professional
director. So We should all turn out
to see what our girls and boys can
do when under the best OF directions.
Tickets will be on sale a. the Gray
um Drug Co.
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BRO. DAVIS HAS
GREAT REVIVAL
At WESTBROOK

Rev. jeff Davis OF the Baptist
church at Snyder returned last week
from West Brook where he closed
out on Monday night one OF the most
successful revvals OF the season.
There were thirty eight conyer-
sions, twenty nine additions to the
Baptist church, twenty seven appli-
cants for baptism. and on Monday
night, there were twenty seven con
versions,
Bro. Davis has held revival meet
ings this summer at Post City. Sem
mole. Blackwell. Westbrook and 9TH
er points all OF which have been sue
cessful in that souls have been con-
verted and the churches revived
Before accepting the pastorate of
the Baptist church at Snyder. Bro.
Davis. was state evangelist and be-
cause OF his wide acquaintance his
services for summer reviyals have
been in demand.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-19
EPWORTH DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE TO MEET At SNYDER

The Epworth League of the Sweet
water District will meet in Snyder
Saturday. Preparations are being
made by the local league to enter
tain a good many visitors on that day
as there are several leagues in this
district and representation from
these leagues have indicated that
they would be present.
Miss Ida May the president of the
local league has worked faithfully
with this organization and has built
up an interesting. working body
among the young people. The pro-
gram in this weeks Signal requests
that all young people interested in
League work be present.
This of course does not bar anyone
who will from attending the League
program as it will be very interesting
for all.