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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08
HONOR ROLL PISGAH SCHOOL.

Seventh gradc-Stella Witten, Eliz-
abeth Catron.
Sixth grade-Kate Catron..
fifth grade-Martha Lawson, Stu
art Catron.
Third grade-Amanda Lawson.
First grade-Robert Lawson.
Miss Mark X. Richardson, teacher.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

"Sixty-six Republican lame ducks
who had been rcpudiatcd by their
constituents on November 7th provid-
ed the votes by which the subsidy
bill was passed" -exchangc. Much
quacking, this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

which could work more disastrously
to shake the faith Of the community
In Jersey justice once of proverbially
high repute, than its failure to find
and punish the perpetrators of this
CHASTITY murder
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

i there there is some misappre
hension about the freedom of the
press" declared Il country editor re-
Gently.
"ln what way?"
"Why, a lot of people seem to
think they are not expected to pay
for the paper"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

The Dyer anti-lynching bill has
been dropped by congress, like a
not potato" some one remarks. The
fact is, this bill was intended from
the first, to curry favor with the
negroes Of the country-a bid for DO
htical support-only this and nothing
more. Its advocates knew from the
first that it would not pass.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08
lis Better to be Sure than Sorry
SEE US FIRST AND BE SURE
CLINCH VALLEY IN
SURANCE AGENCY,
Unexpectedly
TAzEWELL. VA.

REPRESENTING
american Central Insurance Co
american Alliance Ins. Co.
Jremans Fund Ins. Co.
Colonial Fire Underwriters =
Dixie Fire Insurance Co.
Greut American insurance Co.
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
Gerlnania Fire Insurance Co.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Hqme Insurance Company.
LILY. and Lon. and Globe Ins. CO.,
London Assurance Corporation.
Natonal Fire Insurance Co.
Niagara Fire Isurance Co.
N. Y. Under writer's Agency
New Hampshire Fire ms. Co.
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Society
Phoenix Assurance Co.
Queen Insurance Co.
Royal Insurance Co.
va. fire ard Marine ms. On.
'-e-s-s-e-s-s-s-e-s-e-s-s-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

Motorists vii be glad to learn an
auto derailed u train in Illinois.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-08

Christmas story: MAMA all
other little boys have bicycles"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03

-ls -EfF and Eis, who have
l-s1 .l -il- rl---us iCT The lsst SIX
-El- E==Ef lsfuE gather the
-sE l--I l--lr lEus 70 lac, Satur.
---.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03

-zst tssVI- ~ va i've b. ElE
Hrvz- u1rIU- tils ErszEz- u1- r.
1ss HssE sc -=otiHr TU- tH E-.
Asrl Co hlzv=udzI
Tn Va1rzss az of tssl E2=aI Ann
LlHwsT Hinus- isst ts- sr11Es r-la
and Al nf "a 11utsurz n lr- ss
Fss zuDETDr 1sszi aIr IE s--= Hal
us- iie HuiLuIgr sEBuE ura Fl.s
slz Ezs n ftls nUuzs. Wa as--
5Is1JvErs1 r. nrs sns cave a
aizrn Hz HsE Hzruutss ls -zrl
Wa inI of ElImr w1rEua- A..
rI1 nzrC ET-rE sAss1 fsr 118sa z-l
Tu1a san --ru1sIis 1-1u=z r---. -z-z-
IN Ius.
L q. AdE-1ss rsurual -=
11- AS WesT frcu s11tuasE E1--
E11r. EzsrE be- hEr isszI -r1E-1- l
ls~ ll- tzruI--u ulErssE1
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03

d. '@.r s-'. rao had been
'ffrsE- -9 l1rz ...a ,Db,r.,,o,t. os,"
- tsr -s-z ssrs.ss. TBBr,d,r
a1- sls .a-asusas Rypr,o ...r,,. ,.n ,'
% ats sa1s, husband So.
'afs1s 's.ls' ard mother. one
sls-f' fns rarrs srg,bsr We .ro
r s'u3aatg E..a lie beresys5 ona.
e'- satp ssVsr, pastor Of tho
As-1's''s alsr-ss, gors,ts, preach
as ~ ~ ss-usa a, ,bs Pre.bv,sr.
~ spl'-1 a'+i s-,sa7 aud sppopno
't mas ns EsE.a Prsseb a, the Meth
'a'si szEsl Dfu ssDday. Rverv.
VOC l' 1rr1Rs % o-ms out and hear
nm. ''''
'os E Dssssr ed ,oR.L, H,c.
ErD'-llH q ssrs ore day last week
oJS "a - q aaT iof ,be ,um of 5000
Wiz tms Fs 1lss more b,,9
Ds't y n1-ta1E ltsi vill bes, i, for
-Ds fmprat O. .ss,r.
som --lss5 ss Trror1, va. v,.,,
11E ~ EG-sus. Nr. and Mr.. ! w
-l.a-l He-s a-ss Saturday ard Sun.
cas-
'os Es.r.a vrs .sot,sg after bis
a-uHE n r=rt BE- Cache river bot
i1H- ls .--. .. ss. vsek aud the
lrE @
#sfrl. vtis Of Eleven.
uu- p. Ts..sl1i family and
T. q. =..-- -vsrso Of Pocabop
l-us uu a,. slrdly and
zl-=-. H.- -.r-ar 10 oakland Park
-- ne day until
r-= -1-I 10 Tie afternoon
Fl=I --s T-.--s t.ss for the scat.
=r=- lar-- 90 e. t,esibsr. They
l- EE alul-- au1 tiIsd back in
-l= l-=ea1I OF -1sr touss. Wei.
eruf rla-1-s r1us sgsin.
So =usE and viis, who have
1=z1 rl - lu-rus irT the last SIX
- =E-- Ts=Ef 1sFi1g gather the
aE l--E l-llr cane lu lac, Sstur.
a-g- ruuDs- Ct tie church
lalEs o. -ul4 T.ass I.lsgdsi quarter
.- slIls-s-rs g. 5Ers15su last SAT.
ErlE- arl suu1Er.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
EavFEnEE sHE-Es5

i a -- of VE-E- Ia-aF- va
--suzue-rur uaf-nsss HFra ass 1-z-lT-
aEy
Tunis Fgf E-l---- -us =- t-zl-
1rtur ruur-sss 1ll |----EEEE -F r.
-sI1IuE 1 0iElEL-uI-. IVA lsErt las
--1turnET snaE-L- lEIis VIZ -s
nlI friau1E
MElrrzm W. i1GmsE Fss o
uusinss. risl-ur -EErF So Il--E- -zr
q la EeEE
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
feslerrng

Eas-- uz yuuu1., ies!erlns
-zs rr--s ar5 "a &. btIl rapidly
raa -HuurG BulE-us H appileo'
T.rHa.f ausr-uls ard helllng'
fs--s. zaa a6g and $40. sold bT
HalEz -r-ur >IUs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
EE-P NOTICE.

z. rz-sult EuCvrg themselves
IA b. r-.1zr=l lC ne lI.s d.. J. J..
.f1llsrI M De fs-Es ill please
-f rr-sa-1 q uUog ard make SET
.u -Is Oh -, 1923.
Ar. gusls s1i1scu, AdmY.
I. Blggers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
E-E-4UgTIUS SEED

l-~a -.. ru-tsls Ci the famous
a-.a lrLur .=sl ilr ssls at $3.50
r-s- rU--=. SAM q Ct The cotton
z-- rz -=aI a. M Randolph coun
-- Bans Cone glits tef0re i, Is
% H. 2 Riggs,
rulELCIlzs, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
TTfm Eu-1El 6rTstrs Of Ran
COM CBIEiI

xii my g1GuI iiis season for
u : on c. Eu.m1s, itree miles
sas aE Azus1L. IA.
uralE HfuIsassi 20 have any one
rr1-r m WIN gUt-ru. ] promise
--1 8 srlz~f 6sE % ETlces and
r- ssss b. Story.
3 IT,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
WANTED

Log and block hauleIs aud timber
cutters. All gum and cypress.
Will pay good price. Paw day ey-
erv Saturday. Sanders Bros
Cat. 0'KeaD. Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
fYES ItSIED

And glasses properly fitted ~ our
shop. We duplicate your broken
lens on short notice. The only ex.
c'uslve evesight speclllist in Poplar
Bluff. Oar time Is devoted ent rely
to the optical I'm. We solicit your
patronage.
SOUTHLAND OPTICAL co
326 5. Nam 81 Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Phone ESQ. Open Sunday by ap-
polntmeut,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
NOTICE TO PAY WATER TAX

Call at the Pocshontss State Bank
aud pay vour water tax before the
penalty attaches
F splnnenwober, Treas.
4tf. Wsterworks Dist. Nc. ,.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03

Strayed from Oconee recently,
one black mare mule, about l5 years
old, fifteen or sixteen hands high.
has saddle marks on back. Strsyed
IN direction of Ravenden Springs or
Imboden. VIII pay reward for re-
turn of mule to Nuckles' store at
Oconee or for any information lead
ing to her recovery. Sam Deener,
Dalton, Ark. ii 2t
Prescriptions are our speclaltys
Johnston Drug Co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03
CaIOmeI SdIiVdtGS
And LOOSCnS Teeth
The very Next Dose Of This IreaCh'
erOuS DruO May Start Trouble

You know what calomel is. It's
mercury, quicksilver. Calomel Is
dangerous. 1t crashes INTO sour pue
like dynamite, cramping and sicken
ing you CaIomel attacks the bones
and should never be put into your
system
If you feel bilious, headachY
const,pated and all knocked out,
Just 90 to your druggist and get
bottle of Oodson's Liver Tone tor a
few cents which Is a harmless vege-
table substitute for dangerous oslo-
mel. Take a spoonful and If IL
doesn't start your liver and straigh.
ten you up better aud O1leker than
nasty calomel and without making
you sick, you just go back and get
your money.
Don't take calomel 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day
of work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straighteus you right up and you
feel great. No salts necessary.
Give it 10 the children for it is per
fectly harmless and cannot salivate.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-03

E-g- r-uUs- Ct tie church
laafs o. -uf T.agE I.lsu6sj quarter
-- sllts ts-s-rs g. 5ETE15sn last Sat.
ErlE- arL suu1ET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Roney's Point Church
Has Interesting Service

Tho evening services at the t"h'N
Point United PRESBYTERIAN Churrh last
Sabbath evening were extraordinary IN
tcrestinE and very we'll attcnd'd' -
40 o'clock the Young Peoples 'hr'S-
tiau Union mot to study tho SUBJECT
cod in our lives.
The meeting opened with cong anu
nravCr and r"ll"w"d ny ono Of r'r
famous ",'haiu Meetings. in which r''
cry rcrSon in attCndan"" il r"Np"i ''b"'
for his, or her part % the program, "
th. ,.inN.. Of tho meeting TN" pr"S'H'h'
az rho society announced that III" So
rIc,y would send a dclcgat" 20 the New
World Congress meeting 1T ltttSourEh
Feb. S-l@.
Following this scrvic" tho regular
evening preaching service was CON
Quoted by Rev J. W. Kickcu u. u. wh"
chose his text from Paul$ second le' p
ter to the church of t"rnith. l'i'"
yyitlou, money!" lie dw"ll"d upon IN"
phrase ot the subject that I" nave
good health and abundant blessings
from our Lord Jesus christ Is lar p''
trr Than to have great riches.
In HIS sermon hc quoted several quo
tatirus from tho hook. entitled 't'uIhhE
10 the Front" edited by OrtS"n =. Mar
en-. One OF the great facts Ii" sue
coded In driving to ia" heart OF ca'h
tcrson present. was that II" mechanic
inventor or scientist las ever been nhle
10 imrroyc upon ia" human body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
CHOIR TO GIVE PLAY
Edgwood Lutheran Singers Announce
Cast for "Our Ministers Honey
moon"

The f"lluwin. Is the cast If climate
tc!s c"r the pIaII"t "Th" Ministers
Honey MOON" 10 b" given by the S""ir
nr the EdEwu"d Lutheran church at
Lcu"\ Place. Friday evening. january
20. At \ y. IN. The proceeds are for
Ia" A"ucIit Of the new church, and
everyone is cordially invited
Cast Of Characters.
Rev. Homer Alexander I!rUwn our New
Minister Mr.. w. L. White.
Daisy l.">"jor Brown. his bridc-Ali@S
pagmar Rruhn.
ellis best man. an old cUil"r" "lnm :
Scnth rcrliiuS-Mr Eirhnrd Kramer
Il.ihrarlan Of TIA" Aiit" society
Mrs. NChu'anr~%"r l"u'S MIR. 'hhS.
Downing. urIcstLrnt OF the Mltc 80
r."IN.J
r.,uurrlinc. Tia" Maid Of II"u"r- MIR
l;uid ~. I;ihhS
Nnnnhcllr Miss Amelia ll"$s
conc at tn" Minister, :. : clINNl
l"hn Wesley S!mpl,iuH Mr.. 'TIi" Fa'-
l"r. tSiati"n agent, telegraph opera
tor postmaster and luty"rD
Mir,mdl Austin Miss ';"n"lda l'ANha,
"a good cook and learned {, from u
correspondence SCHOOL,
sally Ann Miss Dora Grah".
Sarah Jane Mis- Anna liruhm.
tWh" SUSPECT %nmcthinCN
bridesmaids. tn" Nit" society. the Miu-
l4t"r'S Sunday School class aud lah-
CrS 1T the WcddinED
Musical Numbers.
| I. ''\'IllTt ''I''''>'i''
:" Wedding Bells Are Ringing Gay.
.................... opening Chorus
,. WIN Dreams com" Truc..........
........... bridesmaids and Chorus
/. Good Luck I" N"u ................
.......... Daisy l!r"wn AMI Chorus
! = | Want To- g" uu My own Honey
n""u. ....... SpamElrs and $. : class
| 6. our Mite Snri"iv. ........... 'h"Tui
| :. OrIr Minister Takes a." cake. th"ruS
| s. That's just What ~" Been y
ThinkIn' .... Sexton. Salty and Sarah
. The Joy Of Living .SpanIlrs& Chorus
| 10. prcamt Went I" Church 'S"l"l
.......... ............. Spam.!"S
| ................... Sally and Sarah
| II. Something's Coin I" Happen ldu"r
L." Ju,i u pI""" of Wedding tIh" -.
! ........ Sunday School rlasH "l"rm"
! a. Tell u. SrlN"rN Moon ......' 'h"'ud
! IT, Good Iuck and ';n"d -liNC.....
Observation-Disclosures. i'hniu- hiu'lr
/ Ice cream aud II"u, made Ial," ter
Hnlr after IN" pIHN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
GREASY" NEALE
k|WAN|S GUEST.
w. ]. FOOTBALL COACH SAYS
FRIENDSHIP SECRET OF
SUCCESS.
Tells Of Wonderful Spirit CT Brothcrly
Love Among tho Wash-Jen
Players.

Ear, "';r"a.l" N"ul". :""t.''I. '"'' h
1T WaSuIuEt"u Hm'i jefferson '"If"S".
told the kiwauiIrS N"~t"r'l'! ~ th'I'
luncheon at lh' Mrl.urC hotel that tn"
secret Of success in ltlc ~ friendship
IIr said that SpiIit of br"th"rli i">" -
what won At least :, moral victory for
his team over the University "t .'H''-
furnia at Pasadena. on New \ ear - r.
NClir said 'ha' There Is only ono
thing that viii hold ~" m"r.,l" " a
football team uY amy other team ny. in"
that is tho spirit Of good fellowship to
ward one another. "I;"ud r"ll"v Nhip l.
real true friendship. and that il what
We have on the ". ~ j. "l'N"u Ny
boys air ear" for un" another AMI ar"
careful for ia" mutual good at every
one concerned "u the tcnn." 1t" s''d
NcIlc went "u L. SAY that tl" friends
ou the lu"thail teams that Il" h,d coach
ed for tn" past few year. w.r" ia" n""t
NulIIhl" possessions b" has IN III"
world. Ia his opinion. Ia" "nIy lhIn| u
f"lIuw may want Hu abundance" - -
friends II~ aid that his friends hHd
mad" TIA" pat season ia" au"'"aH which
Il Wua, 'rhr Telegram" that Hooded
to IT." team aud my self ia" daN "i tn"
""ulllru 1T Ilsnd'uh n"r" ia" l''I
hrIrs vhi"h nlh"d u. aud unnh"d ~ "i'
l." ,i.r"rN over 'HlIt"rnIn. When ~"
arrived N I.,.udrul ~ wrI" i"ld h' Tia"
ne, ,raprrr that Ne v"ulh l." h'al, l.
hII "" -Ir"vrd th,un nl,"ut that
In con, luni"u Il" iltnn""d IL" 1T 'tn
i,ur l"r H." "ri'"rtuuiiy 1" l." Nih
them aud 1.L'd i"r lh,ir rmpr"Ii ct
" nnhlurI"u mud .IoiG'rr"n ,"ll"E'
.l"hu Su"vd'u krllifunn I""i .iIni
coach ~ W * j mad" II irw r'mIiI"
f"ll"wlnG Nrnl"'" nlk. Saying ihni hc
Wcl'"mrh H." 'uI,u"It Of ia" kIWHut'n".
r',",ihnll '"nrhrr r"ul tn" vHri"r"
rrhu"ln In III" Whr"lluE district N"l"
iutrndur'd hy Secretary Waiter M""r"
If IT," klwautr club Tho r"n"h"t IN.
Guided T.. l.. Nuns. T.. " I."u"ka. Mar
tins Ferry hlrh "rhn"l: X. VI. R"HS
Wheeling. ". u Gnlhrlith. l!"liair";
W. W. TIock. M"uudsv:ll". l. u. iIar.
rcriy. ncnw""d W. V. Eamh"lph
Bridgeport: II W. Smith. Warw"od
and Charles Elder. WrllshurG
Attorney John T. Arh"n- was present.
cd with Il SilvCr-haudlcd umbrella with
his nam" engraved on IT, aH token 81
friendship. upon his retirement from
Office" Mr. Nrhcn2 had not been present
1T III" installation of officers. "" lId
been -pr"sldrnI during Ia" last N":.r
Miss Mnctt1 Wagner sang several
songs drlIshriully. accompanied lay
Miss Nan Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

for making coke from bituminouS coal
IN 1872, the English streets were llEhes
cd with xas mnde from by-products -
coal aud coke RI" year 1910. nrst SAW
tho making OF coke In America. TIC
first ovens were made in Fayette coun,
t.. pB. Their capacity was 500 busaelB
each, which. I'm 1912. was. shipped ~
Cincinnati and sold at cents bushsl.
About hfty-nine members OF tho bus
mess 4. Professional Women's CLUB At
tended the dinner. The club liz rapidly
growing and II is planned to MAKE e
ono of the most progressive In the city.
After tho talk given by Mr.. Von
Eaycr. Miss Clara Conrad. in charge 81
the stunts committee. staged Some IN
trrrsting and novel stunts FOR the tn.
tcrtanment OF the club. Reports OF
the clubs activities were read py MIS-
E:rb. the secretary. and Miss Mattio
Minard. treasurer. Miss Lconora Wright,
the president, presided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
We have guaranteed Typo~riterr rom
1000 up. W. =. Studdr-h. IL l"th 81.
RIVER NEWS

Thr regular pool rinrn 49, nln" i'''
wuS recorded at TIA" wharf lnrt "N' h."f.
with tho water stationary
Their" N,ns but "u" departure" b"H''l
,ln, the IIrl"n T.. Will II arrived N'h
.urtdny ulrhI Tram MnInm"Thn 'hNHE
un tho return uIp At noon
The Ii,trN Ann Arrived dn'lm III
uIrhi trnru l'"Iium"uih aud VIII ''"hr
Ihia morning tor I'iIInl,urEh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Load 100000 Pounds Pipe
hinge shipment OF Tube from h'nwooa
Mill by River to Memphis.

over 2.O0O.0Gn pounds of iron pipe.
being made ut tho lI"nw""d plant "I III"
Wheeling Steel q Iron company. WI!
be sent to Memphis. Tenn. within ia"
mkt two weeks by water Tn" cargo -
now being loaded into two barg"S ana
~ coon aR the loading is completed TN
tOwhOat Transporter. ono Of til" lars
est operating nn the ohio river. Will
take the harG"S In tow and start for
the south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
GRADUATE 100 PUPILS
into WHEELING HIGH

" hen the mld-nraHou CNamiuHtI"uH IN
the uchuulq Of ia" Wheeling Inhrrrrh
cnt nch"oI District a." completed u"Ni
week. II iV rNp'"tcd 100 b"hr and RiIlH
win hay" graduated int" ia" hEh
r'houI. hriu&iur tho high Hrh""l "ur"l
Inrut I" u"nr Two ?00 mark. iho hIEh"t
In tho history az the city.
A number "r promotions Will h'
made following IN" examinations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
ELECTS VESTRYMEN
South Side Congregation Had Good Year
MANY building Repairs.

rhc annual meeting ~ ia" '"..li' men
uud officers ~ 81 Audrrw'r Iplt"oprI
church.. ThirtN-rrN"uih nud E"u uII""Ir.
wa hrld "Wednesday evening" Th"r"
wa q E""d ntt"ndnu," ~ ~" meeting
rrr,I rri"i'E rh"w"d the church t. H." IN
I 'lartrt"rV financial ,"u,lit,"u ia NuGh
lIuiu"ug r"uhif'"nr Of tn" pat 'rrr IN
"rr.tard IL" hlnlrultN ~ meeting rh'l
rnti"uq. Many rcpalrH hnN" hrcu made
"u tho church property during "a" ""nr.
Through m" klndnrSH Of friends VII"
have ruId" tho work pnsSih"
Tho following were "'ctod Ia S"rN"
ps vcstrymrn this year ". VI. Wil'lImS.
Edward Farmer. John Mann. lanes
Cochran. William Watson. J. Rudolph
Knnue. Edward pichl. H. T.. Williams.
Pnul e. Fish. Clar"nC" liiaiI,"r. L -
Watson and john H. och.
After the business meeting 4 social
hour was enjoyed
Tho average farmer I'm ENGLAND =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

10 the lower end OF tho l'.land was cN-
amined and found 10 hc Ia perfect con
iItlun. rho limo IV AN old ono. having
boon uscd years ago for Illuminating
gas while the city IAN It's own gas plant,
This emergency line Will he cHpahi"
nr producing enough pressure to afford
umnlo nrotcciion in the event of n sCri-
Gus fire there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
MEAD AcHGD AND nopY AcHEp

There pro vRrlnuH symptoms or Kid
ucy trouble rheumatic palms. ha"'Sn"h".
sor~ muscles. attn joints. and AWAY
tired feeling. Mrs. Geo. Morgan. r..
Fairfield. VI. writes: My head aChed
and my whole body achcd 30 I could
not sleep. Foley Kidney Fills gave me
relief" They heal and strengthen
weak. disordcrcd Kidneys and bladder
and help them In their work OF altering
tho blood and casting out "r tn" system
the impurities that cause pain and
disease. Prompt In action. Sold every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
RECEPTION FOR
RETIRING PASTOR
REV. AND MRS. Z. G.. HOWARD TO
BE HoNoRED ON JAN. "a.
First Lutheran Church Minister Coos
February to Springfield, Ohio.

Invitations Will l." ISSUED this morn
ing TO = reception IN honor ~ Rev. ami
Mrs. L. -. Howard. az thc First Eng
l;sh Lutheran church. I" hc given On
Tuesday evening. january -. at IN"
church. Rev. howard has accepted 4
call 10 tho pa~tvratc Of the Fourth
Lutheran church of Springfield. phl"
and leaves on February ~ take up his
new duties in IN" ohio city.
William SAVIOR is chairman 0c tn" en-
tertainncn; committee. assisted by WILL
liam Higgins. Miss Laura Relt. Miss
Eta p"wucr. William bradbury and
Frank lIJrhuCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Fannie Hurst 10 called 1.-THE 1sAAls
o. Henry She has Wrttten safA1 -
elettss, all start1inEly vivid an4 eAAE4,
remartabi. for every quality list Iees
to create gripping interest. ne r.
ngsncsr has obtained exclusive
cationcation rights In this city 49, Nl0
present the Fannie Hurst novelssvo0 -
its readers on the feature pses' osS9r
ming Tuesday. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
USE GAS LINE FOR
WATER TO ISLAND

Nn emergency water Emo Will hc
used l" supply water T." tho Island resi-
dents stirring this morning until a new
Inc ~ Eighth street il completed. The
"'d ctGht-inch Gas line from tho creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Did you eyer notice the husband OF
the woman who boasts that sne has
"a mind OF her own?" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Estate
Gas
Heating
Stoves
Half price

Real heating stoves Tor Wet
Virginia s and Ohin'S fayoritc
home fucl-natural gas. Our
entire stock, comprising man
different sizes and styles, Is
as follows, exactly halt price:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20

Tho average farmer IN England l.
losing money. statistics show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-20
Universal
Electric
Washers
$500

These Universal electric
washing machines arc intensely
practical. Their ever incrcai-
ing sales through, many years
prove their worth. OF the cyl
inder type, with heavy galvan-
lied iron tub. Easy to move.
A special value, Friday, at
$500.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-06
FRIENDSHIP.

/. {. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs r
r. Wells were in Plains Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Brock are al
home to their many friends here. af.
ter spending several DAYS with Jim
Davis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan King and two
children returned to their home in Sa.
vannah Friday after spending Inc
week with Mrs.,J. S. King.
Miss Sara Holley and George Hol-
ley were visitors to Americas We'd
nesday. y"
Mrs. Sam McGarrah and daugb-
ters spent Sunday in Buena vista
the guest of her sister, Mrs. sam
CrOXton.
:. Mrs. irene Drane and Mrs Bert
Mauk, of Buena Vista. were dinner
guests of Miss Arrybellc Alexander
Thursday.\ u
Those spending the day with Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Wells Sunday were
Mr.; and Mrs. A. C. Dodson and
children, of Plains, and Mr.. and Mrs
II, r, Wells and children.
Mrs. John Weeks is i'll. much Ia
me regret OF her many friends.
anu NhlS'. ERNEST Harris. of
Marion county visited Mrs. b. r
Harris Saturday.
Miss Julia HoIley returned to Al
lanta Wednesday to resume her stud.
leSS at the Georgia Bautist hospital
whore she will graduate in June,
DR.. a. S. Boyett was the dinner
guest of Sam McGarrah Monday
IRWIN RADON is critically i'll With
Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Donnahoe and
son. Of Talbotton, are visiting the
iattcrs' parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. r
Mashburn. ~
Mrs. J. S. King is confined to her
bed with a severe cold.
Miss Arrybelle Alexander spent
Monday afternoon with Miss Mary
King.
Miss Christine Harris, who has
been out of school for some time on
account of sickness, returned to
Buena Vista Monday to resume her
studies.
Mrs. ]. W. Lassiter and daughter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-06
500 OF BIBLE CLASS
s-A GO TO CONVENTION

CORDELE, April 6.--When the
special train carrying the mems Bible
class of the local Baptist church left
the union station this morning, it
carried more than three hundred peo-
pie on the days visit to Macon where
they will attend the state Sunday
school convention. The mems Bible
class teacher, w. L. Robuck, is presi-
dent of the state convention. His
Cordele Bible class went to honor
him and to help install interest in
mems classes all over the state Ma
con plans provided for many features
of interest for the local crowd.
Radio for traffic control is the la
test. 1t was used recently at Croy-
don Eng, on the occasion of the
aerial derby. Orders were relayed
byl wireless from a dirigible to thu
controlling stations on the ground.