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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Salade Services

Saturday Afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at
the Mrndrl Company chapel! No. '2l2
Chapl!nu street. funeral services VIII be
held over the remains uf George X. Sal
AIDE lifelong resident Of tins city, whose
death occurred Wednesday evening 1T
1876 o'clock Ut the ONO Valley Genera!
hospital following an extended illness
Rev. William Ulfrrt, pastor Of st. Johns
Evangelical church. viii conduct tho
services. Burial will be made in Mount
Wood cemetery.
Mr. Saladc WAS the son of the latn
CAPTAIN John Sa.adc, who was well
known u Older residents. In his young
manhood Mr.. Slltdc had been rhIr-
wHo!sl but later entered the retail hat
business and at tina t!rlr Of his death
WAS manager OF the retail! stor" OF the
lIodshon Hat company. He was born
and reared III III" Second ward and for
many years resided in the Hornbrook
Block on Main street.
Surviving are three sisters: Mrs.
Elizabeth Holman, Mrs Henry Sh!vc!y
and Hiss M"ll.c SLlHdr. all OF ;h:s city.
and two br";h"rs. Henry Salade OF
WA"ciiuC. and Louis q. Saladc OF SIAM
ford, Nebraska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Not a Case Tried But
100 RGCGiV Sentences

Parkcrsburg. w. Va. Jan lathe
january term Of rrde1al court for tho
northern diS,r;r, Of IVES, Vjr-inla In
scssiou horo h,v,r NToncuy hy establish
ing ! record when the grand iurv con-
ycncd at noon and finished lis work ana
was discharged five hours later and now
II lido f,jr tn hrrrl nnCtber one
Thn court ra, b.en In session two
Iays and not . single rosr hos hern
t,icd proboh'v ION cases h,yn been dts
ros.J Of tho h,,,Il of thc,, b.jur Iio,,rr
cases on informal ion. Pleas Of guilty
have been mad. in al! cases that have
been brought up with one or two cxcrp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
ELKS' ROUNDUP
Big Initiation and Social Session sehsd-
uled for January ,2o-DiStdnguished
visitors

VIII have a big roundup" and social
session Thursday evening. January 20.
at the Elks club. This meeting will have
for its purpose putting pep" into No.
2S's drive for 1900 members by April
|.
There will be distinguished visitors
present. including John Calvin. past exc
allied ruler and present mayor Of Cinc!n-
natl. Ohio. Marshall E. Ashcraft, dis
trict deputy C. L. r. Of West Virginia.
paying an official visit to No. 2s: George
G. Bencke. the Our George" president
OF the West Virginia Elks association,
and Jay Refer, secretary Of the West
Virginia Elks association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Services Incomplete,

Funora. ARRANGEMENTS for MIS- Sarah
L. Lee. who died Wednesday evening at
the homo Of her son John hyc, No. 1915
Eoff street. following n short Illness
had not been completed at late hour
last evening hut IN all probability will
be held Saturday afternoon.
BcGcas'd WAS born in Marietta, O.
on February .. 1911. being IN her S0th
year Of age. She came 10 this city two
years ago from ohio where she has
since resided. Surviving are two sons.
John Dye Of this city and William Dye
Of Vincent. O, 4 brother. Charles Scott.
Of Huntington and q sister living in
California. Sha wag also 7 Staunrh
member OF the Third Presbyterian
Church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Military Services

Military services were held over tn"
remains Of Private Henry G Evans son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Evans, yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock 1T the family
home No. 1871 Fourth street. Requiem
high mass was offered at st. .\lphoaSus
Cathedral At 10 O'clock. The body was
then laid TO res; in Mount Calvary com
etery. The 1a!!h"arerS were members OF
Wheeling Post No. |. American Legion.
and were Russell Campbell, Robert Nc
Keever. William Gompers. Jack Benny
William Casey and Ted Gano. AZ the
,l1g-drapcd C:,Skct was lowered in the
grave. Mr.. Gano sounded taps for the
dc parting Cumradc.
Mr.. Evans died October ~. 1915. IN
France following an attack Of influenza.
He was - member Of Battery b. 6lst
Coast Artillery and left Wheeling IN the
summer of 1919. He was ~ years OF
age and was employed as shipping clerk
at the Central Glass company. II" Is
survived by his parents. three brothers
and five sisters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
.SLEET STORM
VISITS CITY
Streets Were GlA-s Of IcS and Snow
Last Evening at Midnight

Wheeling was in the grip Of some
blizzardous weather late last night and
early this morning and those who were
out on the streets went slipping about
every which way. The early morning
snow turned into sleet at 10 o'clock last
night but the earth was so warm that
instead of freezing firmly the falling
slcct made but a mushy underfooting
that was quite unsafe.
There were n number OF falls. but
none that resulted seriously. 1t is feared
that II the rain and .sleet keeps up and
the weather turns slightly colder there
may be 4 recurrence OF last years dis
astrous experience when wires went
down all over the country and railroad
traffic was suspended for some days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14

met his death Tuesday in 4 fall OF slate.
Tic srrN les were held at his late home
un Wheeling avenue, Glendale. I!c'.
John II. Hess. pastor OF the ChaplInc
street VI. H. church Of Wheeling. con-
Quoted IN" services. I'll" body was
laid To rest in = MounLsv:llr cemetery.
The pJllhrJr"rS We're MIX" Freeman
John Mooney. George Hal. Russell " IL
liams. JOHN MONTGOMERY. Harry Schai-
.rr. j. ". Hart and Charles Abrams.
Deceased Was u years Of aG". lie
was we'll known ana had Il larG" circle
Of friends WHO w'r" indeed Sh"Cktd
Mhcn they learned OF his death. II" -
survived by his VIE, one daughter and
ON. SON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
POSSE ON TEE TRAIL.

Orangchurg, s. c.. Jan. 13.-An arm
cd posse hcadcd by Sheriff Hill OF Cal
houn county. was searching tonight for
Richard C"Fccdy'D FoElo. Scgrdc. nc
cuscd Of shooting and killing Earl
Wndford. n young farmer OF Lone Sar.
and wound!ng his wife, their baby. and
n rrirhhor.
Tho Negro was reported 10 No In tho
woods near Lone Star tonight, bare
headed and bnrefoot6d and there VILE
talk Of q lynchng II he could be caught
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
NEWS CLUB Of
THOMSON NJ. F.
MONTHLY AFFAIR HIGHLY EN-
JoYED BY NUMBER OF MEM
BERS OF ORGANIZATION.
Songs and Stories and Banquet whtled
Away the Evening Hours While
Storm Ragged without.

The Mems club OF tho Thomson
Methodist Episcopal church held its
monthly meeting last evening in the
Sunday school rooms OF the church cdt-
flee. and number Of members attended.
Emile Ancreman acted as chairman
a. the meeting, and the luncheon thnt
was served was testimony to their et-
forts in a culinary way.
\ feature OF the evening was the rem
dltion OF songs by the Thomson male
quartettc, Mcssrs. Ncare. Stump, Smith
and Noy. who were repeatedly cnCorcd.
Warren n. Church. the we'll known
local insurance man, followed with q
talk on Thrift" IN which he outlined
the many opportunities that men Let
slip when they have them within their
grasp. and urged one and all to take
advantage OF the hour when success
seems rre-cmInent and TO make hay
while the sun shines,
Mr.. Church Is an easy conversational
speaker who talks TO his audience as If
holding an everyday conversa' Ion, and
his remarks. made an impression upon
all Of his hearers.
TOO late" said Mr. Church. the or
binary. everyday man thinks OF to-
morrow The time to think Of the flu
ture is today" Mr.. Church's address
was appreciated. and ended amid a hur-
rlcane OF hand clapping.
II. 5. Carmichael was then called upon
and recited a poem In a manner that
was most dramatic. and responded to
an encore with humorous story or
two. Mr.. Carmichael is an artist at
recitation and has few peers as Il story
teller. He responded 10 two cncorCS
and the dinner was then announced.
There were all sorts Of good things
20 eat, and Mr. Ancrcman announced
that all had best get out their "spcIlin d"
books and get ready for the next meet
inG as an old time spelling match will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
DefinbauCh Services.

Funeral services for Miss Harriet
Dct!nhaugh. whose death occurred on
WrGnrsdHyIt her late home In Park
View vii! he held this afternoon at
O'Clock in the Mcndcl Chapel. 30. l2l@
ChHplinc street. Rev. William c. Craig,
pastor Of the Thomson NJ l.. Church
will ofr!ciatc. lntcrmrnt will be made
in Mount Wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14

Christian church delivered short ad-
dress. Miss Georgia Troll. we'll known
so,oist. OF Wheeling district delivered n
very beautiful selection. Several short
talks were made by Rev. Hetzler and
Mr.. Hamilton. both are we'll known
speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Miner INJURED

Stove Patriot. aged - years. Greek
employed in the R""ch Bottom of the
RIChiarG Coal suffered broken leg
yesterday afternoon whon caught be
tween twOrars. He WAS rushed In IN"
Nurrh Wheeling hospital wh"r" his con-
d,ion vas reported serious THIS morn
I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
MANY Attend Services

Scores of miners and officials Of the
Hitchman Coal company attended inn
prcsslve funeral services held EcStcr-
day afternoon over the romans Of the
late Eugene {. Pickett. superintendent
OF the Hltchman mine At Bcnwood who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
Becker Infant Dies.

The Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Erckcr. or Mozart, died 1t o'clock
Thursday evening in the OHIO Valley
General Hospital Buria. probably will
be this afternoon in Greenwood Gem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
ELKS' MINISTRIES
Rchearsals Begin January so FOR Enter
tainmont to be STAGED Nights Of
Feb, l4-l5-l6

Minstrel talent Of Wheeling lodge No.
2S Il. i. .. Elks has been called to re-
port ut the Elks Club sunday afternoon.
January 20, Mt two O'Clock 10 begin re-
hcarsais for the lodges annual minstrel
show to be staged at the Court theatre
February IA-15-16. Every FIX who can
sing. dance or toll n funny story is cX-
pcctcd to take part in the big show.
Charles Goa will direct the preparation
and production 81 the minstrel show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14

Accept California" Syrup OF Figs
only--Iook for tho name California on
4he package. then you are sure your
child Is having tho host and most harm
less phys.c for the little stomach, llvnr
and bowels. Children love tn fruity
taste Full directions on each bottle,
You must say California"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14

Many successful business has been
built on foundation Of Intelligcnccr
Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-14
C..E. CITY UNION
|SFORNED HERE
DIR. S. NJ. GIBSON HEADS NEW OR
GANIzAT1oN OF CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVoRERS.
Wheeling District Rally Closes Sue
cess{u Two Day Gather
ing.

The last session Of the annual con-
veut.0n OF the Christian Endeavor So
cieties Of the Northern Panhandle was
Very well attended last night. The
meetings being held in the First Pres
bvtcr!an church and was attended by
delegations from Bethany. WclIsburg.
chester, Nouudsyille, NcMechen and the
local churches.
Through the efforts OF Rev. c. f.
ITetzler. field secretary. last evening n
city Union was organized and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President---Dr. S. VI. Gibson.
Vice President--Allen Shubert-
Treasurer-Samuel Kettle.
Secretary-Miss Alma Munnen.
Great efforts will be made by this
union otcnliSc all churches in the city.
who have no Christian Endeavor So
cietles to join this organization.
cteties to join this orgaiZation, which Is
about the same.
A very brilliant talk was made dur
ing the evening by Clarenc" c. Ham!l-
ton. field manager OF the Christian En-
Geavor World He took rs his subject:
LOYALTY 70 the Church" Mrs. Chester
Johnson, who - well known singer or
this city. rndered n very pleasing solo.
Rev. c. E. Hetzler then delivered a
short talk telling in brief the history or
the Endeavor work which has been al
ready accomplished throughout the
state and what they intend 70 do In the
future. 4 short talk was also made by
C'yrus 4. Butler. v. D. NJ, following
which tho meeting was brought 10 a
close.
Afternoon Session
Tho afternoon session proved very
rrnpress!ng TO all delegates that were
present and much was accomplished In
connection 10 Christian Epdeayor work,
which the young people OF the various
churches are taking a great interest In.
ey. w. II. Fields pastor Of tn First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
NAME COMMITTEES FOR
. ARMlSTICE DAY EVENTS
Mothers Of Boys Who Fell In Hattie
10 Ride In Spccin Auto Division .
Of Parade.

f!anS were announced Yesterday by
Major Richard +. Bcirnc. chairman OF
the American Legion committee prN
pairing for the .Arnisticc Day parade.
whereby the mothers OF these who
icil IN battle in I'rancc-the Gold
star M"ihcrs-will occupy a special
automobile section in the parade.
Captain 4. =. Walton, Jr.. WAS made
chairman OF this feature OF the pa
radc.
The following committees were
named for the bail at thc Eiucs'
Armory. which will wind up the Ar
misticc Day celebration:
pn armory. Branch Johnson: deco
r:ttionS. +. Foster Witt. Jr.. ana Mrs.
c. {. Wall. Of the auNiliary; tickets
and invitations. w. w. Cottreli and
Mrs. Harold W. Faint: dance music.
Colonel John y. Cutchins: refresh
ments. Mrs. j. II. Bauer: visiting mill
tary ORGANIZATIONS. w. w. Salc: re-
ccption. Mrs. Charles Il. Hartman:
local military organizations. Colonel
j. Fnlmcr Bright. The committees
Will lie augmented by several menu
hcrs of the womcn's auxiliary TO be
appointed by Airs. {. W. Massic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Z GEORGIA MEN MUST
SERVE LIFE IN PRISON
Convicted of Killing United
States Marshal in January,
1919. Near Blairsvillc.
IBv Nssocia,cd Pre.s.l

EVANSVILLE. GA. oct. 2J.-GcorEc
and Decatur Crawlcy. brothers. were
sentenced to life terms here today
for the murder OF Ben l.. Dixon,
United States marshal. and Eiain
10 ten years! Rose Crawlcy. Il sis
ter, was acquitted.
Tho Killing in January. 1919. fol-
lowed attempts by the marshal To ar
rest the men on charge OF failing Ia
register in the army draft. and short
y afterwards a company of soldiers
was sent from Camp Gordon to APP
crawicys and Stewart led the rcgu-
lars a chase through L mountains
where Georgia, Tennessee and the
CaroIiuas merge, but after the troops
had returned to camp 4 revenue Of
rccr captured the men.
rho vcrdicts today were directed
ones on agreement OF counsel, and
under the agreement the Crawlcys
pleaded guilty of murder aud Stewart
pleaded guilty TO m~anslauGhtcr. Miss
Crawlcy entered Il plea OF not guilty
ANA a verdict of acquit,al was Ill
rcctcd in her case.
The four were tried first in October.
1919. and all we're convicted Of muir
der and the Crawlcys sentenced to
hang and Stewart ard Miss Crawlcy
were given life terms. y new trial
was obtained on an appeal TO the
state Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
"BIC TIME ACTS FOR
AGATE CLUBS SHOW
VIII he Augmented hy Hest Local
Talent 0htafnnble-At jefferson
InmnrrnM Might.

Several "hiS-timc' vaudeville acts,
augmented by the best local talent
obtainahlc. will feature the va
riety'' show and Informal auC TO
he given at the Jefferson Hotel to-
morrow evening under the auspices
al the Richmond Agate club. Sew
.ral artists appearing at the Lyric
Thcatcr the last half OF the week
have been "bookcd' for the Agate
club show"
Among local talent to I've seen are:
Al. quinn and his eight dream
girls; pr!nard ana O'NriI. Guy Cor
bctt. 'Nubhy" Braucr, Al. Schradcr.
Charles +. O'Donncll, Caspci Deadly,
Harold WoodaIl and Miss Alice Sat
terrified. Comprising Al. ouinn's
dream girls are Misses Margaret
kcssnich, Lucille Rudd, Ruth Wilkes.
Virginia Garrett. Annie Ganzcrt,
Marie k:bcl, Eloisc hughes and Louise
Robertson.
Tickets arc on sale at hotels, cigar
and confectionery stores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26

Rev. J. Sidney Peters as The repre-
sentative OF The Virginia Anti-Saloon
League. was adopted.
flames l.. Jones read the report Of
the sunday school board. which show
ed Il gain of thirteen Sunday schools.
ANA u total membership of l2G. $50.
The report showed in all
branches Of the work. the biiSh-
ment ~ departments. training school
and Circuit Sunday schools. and rec
"mincndcd the appointment UC J. H..
montgomery n Conference supcrin-
tendont. The report was adopted.
Rev. L. NJ. Bcckham. Of Fcrrum.
read the report Of the commission on
finance. which Increased the appro-
/ riations for the Supcrannuatcd mem
hcrs from $4,000 To Sii.5O0: for or
phanage from $4,000 TO $4,000. and
lay activities $1,000. An amendment
added loco for tho Epworth League.
making Il total increase in assess
mcnts OF $l?.50o. The report WAS
adopted.
When the night session convened
AT 1880 o'clock. a motion prevailed 10
postpone action ON memorials to the
General Conference until tbs morning
at 10 o'clock, when il will he the
81 ecinl order. Conference will con
vcnc at I? o'clock, and it is probable
that the business will be dispatched
and the reading OF appointments
reached by ear yaficrnoon.
At the opcinE of the session yes
tcrday morning, bishop W. T.. Me
Murry called the ministers from other
denominations who had been admitted
10 the Virginia Conference and adj
mittcd them into full connections.
They were Rev. l.. l.. Williams. Rev.
c.. Il. Douthit, Rev. \. II. LiShthcurnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
ute another definition. 1t was

ute another definition. 1t was
adopted.
Lively debate featured the Offering
VI me third memorial, which en-
powers the quarterly conference To
participate In the election OF stew
.ards-church and district-thus TAX
ing from the pastor his power as
directing head of the, church. The
question was debated by Rev. j. ID.
VIM, Rev. Ernest Stevens, George
Il. Adams. Rev. J. w. Moore. Rev.
Asbury Christian and others. Sunday
school superintendent were stricken
from tho memorial. and the report or
the committee was then adopted. IL
being for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26

bc superintendent Of the Methodist
Institute at Nineteenth aud Grace
streets, Richmond: Rev. ]. W. Dixon.
ROW superintendent OF the Methodist
Institute. to ho conference evangelist.
and Rev. y. Victor Lightbourne trans
ferrcd To this conference from the
Eastern Virginia conference OF the
Christian church. to he conference
evangelist, without pay.
Report Il Adopted.
T.. Il. Mosc!cv. editor Of the Dan
vile Methodist. offered a resolution
To strike from the report the office
% missionary secretary. Bishop Me
Murry called attention to the law
which AVS the board shall nominate
Il missionary secretary. Or. w. l..
lcauchainp. president, OF tho board
OF missions, said tho position OF mis-
sionary secretary WAS a difficult one
ana was q create" task than that OF
pastor or presiding elder. The prin-
ciplc thing involved. he said. was the
collection of $4,000 600 subscribed.
The report was adopted by almos, an
unanimous vote.
j. II. Moss read the report o! the
t.pworth League Board. one part of
which said there was a class Of
scvcnty-iivc in the Richmond district
pladscd for life service. The report
WAS adopted.
The .eport Of tho board OF Chris
tian literature also was read Among
it's suggestions was the nomination
of Rev. :. J. I;attcn as editor of the
Conference Annual and Rev. j. 5.
Hunter ms field agent. Tho report
called for a wide circulation Of
church publications. 1t was adopted.
Pay S26.:i0I To Dependent Ministers.
+. NJ. Hank cad the report of tn.
board Of finance showing S26.30l paid
out To dependent ministers and their
families during the past year. The
report was adopted. The report OF
the commission on conference rcla-
showed thirty-fve placed on the
Supcrannuated list and seven on the
supcrnumerary list. The amended
rcport of the commission on temper
ancc and social reform. calling for Il
Sunday observance law and naming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Rev. u. n.'wilson and Rev. w. .

Rev. u. n,'wilson and Rev. w. A.
Wright.
to tho general confer
cncc were II special order for IL
o'clock, and the conference failed to
concur In the report Of the commit
tee on memorials i'm n number of in
stances. More than forty memorials
were read.
The ilrSt would give to the women
oi the church all rights to preach.
oNhort. perform the marriage ccrc-
mony, conduct funerals ana do all
kinds Of active church work. The
committee recommended ]nonconcur-
renee. and the conference adopted tho
committees report.
The committee recommended con-
currcnce in the provisions OF the Sec
ond memorial. which seeks to .limi-
hate the word south" and to subst.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Protest Destruction or free

Citizens residing in the n%cighbor-
hood Of Grove Avenue and Meadow
street are protesting against the con-
tinucd existence of The giant willow
OAK tree at that corner. The tree
is more thar 200 years old. Protest
has been filed with Director Allen
j. Savillc. Others are equally as in
sistcnt that the tree he permitted to
remain. Before placing the AK to the
tree Director Saville will give all in
tercsted persons an opportunity TO be
hcard. His personal wish, it is aid.
is that the tree remain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Scc, own Tombstone l:rcc,ca.

Presented with II tombstone by
friends Ia mark his raw w. y.
Mitchell. general Southeastern freight
agent al the Baltimore II Ohio
Railroad. yesterday had the munu-
mcnt erected in hollywood, on the
spot where he has requested his body
hc buried. An Inscription on the
tombstone carries Mr.. Mitchcll's
name. the date of birth and the first
two d!gitS of the year Of his death.
The unique gift is the work of the
Ross Marble Company. of Knoxville,
Tenn, and is of marble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Have You Pains?
Feel Nervous and Cross?
IIi;ItE IS SOME ADVICE: ron ALI.
WOMtNkIND

Huntersvillc. W. Va.-"After /
got over the influenza ! was all run
down and suffered from functional
disturbances. | suffered with bear
ing pains and was so nervous ! felt
as II ] would 20 to pieces. / was so
cross and easily initiated tha, my
husband "A ! was as bad as .
spoiled child: nothing released mo.
My breath was SO short that / could
not walk UP hill! ct al! or hardly
walk UP stairs. Having used Dr.
Picrce's Fa"ogitc Prescription with
good results whom | came into
womanhood decided to try IL
again. l have taken three bottles
and am feeling fine a~gaiu-helpcd
my husband in tho fields all sum
p!cr.'-Ars. Nellie j.. Busch.
Write DR.. Pierce, Pres. Invulids'
Hotel in ;Bunnlo. y. y, for free
mcdical advice. or send IOc for trial
package of tabiets.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Westminster Pastor ucrc.

Rev. William :. Golden, new pastor
OF Westminster Presbyterian Church.
has. arrived in Richmond from san
ford. y. e.. and Viii preach his tIrst
sermon Ut WcstIninstcr SUNDAY morn.
in-. MIR. Golden succeeds Rev. James
Young Fair, II. H., who after scrs-
ing WeStiuinStcr for ten years. was
made pastor emeritus last June. Mr..
solder saw service in france as
chaplain with the one Hundred ana
I'iiticth Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26

Fay jenkins. convicted ia II Cir
court OF RIppahannock County
OF the shooting OF Walter G. Miller.
and sentenced To serve two years and
six months in the state ~pcnitcntiaIy,
Yesterday filed with the State SUI
prvmc Court az Appeals AN applica-
ton for Il new trial ON the round
that his conviction was secured
through the method known as the
lbird degree.