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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
McMECHEN
$1,000 DAMAGE CAUSED
BY BIG HAIL STORM

An April shower starting at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon and endlng IN one
Of the worst hail storms this locaHlS
has ever experienced was the cause or
much damage to property in McMechen
and vicinity. The storm. which started
with u ilgnt shower. Gcvclcp"d into
regular hurricane Of frozen rain Ny
$50 o'cioGk and while The < I2mbase ,5 70
Melhtn VIII rrobah bly, exceed $1,000.
Nearly all OF the fruit trees which
we're in bloom, have been stripped OF
their buds and other damage 10 shsut
berry and trees was caused by the hall;
The shower. which preceded the nall
storm caused the streets OF the city 10
be flooded and several thousand push
els OF dirt were washed down from
nearby hil!sides causing a holdup OF
late hour last night II was reported
that the streets were almost lmpaSsa-
bic WIndow9 in many OF the RESI-
tops were literally ripped TO pieces oy
'-'' womsn's Foreign Missionary.
Tho members Of the Foreign MIS-
sionary society OF the Methodist church
this afternoon at h"r home on broad
way street. The greater part OF the
afternoon will he spent discussing bus
mess, after which the hostess Will
serve a delicious luncheon.
RehenrBing Easter Program.
The members OF the Methodist
church Sunday school are holding re-
hrarsals this week for their Easter pro-
gram which they will render before inc
SSonrrcgatjon next Sunday night. Tho
program will be a musical and recita-
ions rendered by the members Of each
ola Sc of tho school. The rehcarsals are
being held every evening TINS week
starting this week AT G:a0 O'Clock.
bridge Question to Come Up.
a, meeting Will be held in the mayor :
orfico this evening for the purpose or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April l0--Live poultry ir-
regular; brothers, 4oB7o cents; chickens
e5&42; fowls, IS 4 50; ROSTERS, II: tur-
keys. - Dressed poultry steady :
western chickens. 27Qt3; fowls. ::
IS; old roosters, FOG -; turkeys, 40
vi. Flour unsettled.
\Butter nrm; creamery. higher thGh
ext9as, S7037l9: creamery. extras g.;
scores, asa: creamery ftrSts (oo 70 ~
score. ~ S36: packing stock. current
make. No. ?. 2lQ22.
Eggs hrmer; tresn sa:hetca e'>i "a
rirsts, 27Is Q2SIa; do nr5ta. - . -" :
storage packed. extra frsts; - YZS = )
do hrs,s, 27ia TcSis: Now Jersey hcn-
merry whites extra fancy candled selec-
lions. 3Sa$ do uncandled. 36%3';
state. nearby and nearby western men
merry whites, frsts 10 extras. ~ q 30; 90
hennery browns. extras. 81; state ana
nearby gathered browns and miAeu
colors frsts to extras. % Isl.
Cheese unsettled. state. whole milk
1a,s. fresh SpsSi8e!s' iSi3 Nh Eo DO T miik
twins fresh. specials. lSi3; do average
run. l7i2 4lS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
SUGAR

New York, April lo.-Ths raw sugar
market continued to decline today, ana
spot Cubas were quoted on the basis or
2Lc. cost and freight equal TO $3.50
Tor centrifugal. whiln later shipment
was quoted at 7-lGc. cost and freight,
equal 10 1892. Business. however con
IInurd light. tho only sales reported he
ing $4,000 bags of Cubas IN port at 2'tc
cost and freight to an operator
Tho raw sugar future market was
ket. Opening prices showed gains or
ono point on active positions on cover
ing but tho demand was Hmitcd ana
yrices eascd Off rather sharply IN inc
late trading under scattered l!QnidA-
ton. Final prices were two TO NE
points net lower. MAJ. 2.+9; dnIy' 2'os'
September. 2.S6: December, 2.9l.
The market for refined sugar was
unchanged at t25 to $50. for fine
sranulatcd but the demand was light.
There were no transactions IN re-
fined futures. Closing May 90; July
$40 September. 6.25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
LOGAN BRYAE'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire 10 A. T.. Master * -
sew York, April lp.--Lua!a!d.taH b.
re;t llzing was iudulged ia the. 't"'N
market tho Lrst hour. bat tina demand
OF issues proved sufficient to aDs"T . u
the foregoinh and tho list Erncra4iy
speaking resumed it, advance with a
good demand IN evidence IN the raj
department ot the LIST. Tho pup!lch'
ton OF the |. ). Steel tonnaE" hsurc9
for the end 0: the March showing an
increase Of 2j2,uT9 tons had u stimu-
latlng effect on the steei group ar!
|. $. Stool Bethlehem and others ad-
vanced quit" vigorously in the alter
noon dealings.
In conservative circles there seemed
to DO a kceucr willingness this aftrr-
noon TO suggest the Udvisabillty OF tAii-
ing profits on long holdings Of stocks
primarily because the upSwIns IN quo
tations in various departments WIN a
few aXceptIulls II course, has hech
very rapid and tho technical position or
the market somewhat impaired. II -
quite likely therefor" that the mirhcI
may meet more stubborn resistance III
tho way Of realizing sales tor d Whl4c'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
CHICAGO 11vEsTooK

Chicago. April lo.-Catre. receipts,
10000: Beef steers and better grade beer
cows, and heiters. l"c to ??c lower: Top
ners and cutters low grade butcher She
stock, steady to weak: bulls and stock
erS steady; veal calves SOC lower: ouIk
beef COWS and .heiters. SIS 500: car
nnrs and cutterf mostly 3.35 As; bo-
logna bulls, largely 80 40; euII
vealers, 7.O097.5o; light vealers around
Hog. receipts, 10000. mostly SC 70
15c higher than Saturdays avrraGe;
lights up most; closing fairly aG;iEc;
shippers bought about 5000: hoId"NeT
moderate: top, 100; bulk. 10000 10 %:
pigs steady: bulk desirable 100 10 l2'-
Founders. lo.oo61o.50.
Sheep. receipts $4,000: generally
steady to strong; top wooled lambs
1875 bulk 1880 6lf.63: top shorn'
1855; bulk, 1926 1885,; shorn wethsrs:
I0.oOT 1925 shorn ewes. tor. 9.2I: Few
head native spring lambs, 1000. choice
anearing lambs. 1909 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
Europe'S Paper Cur1encIeS
Whore They Hnvo Increased During the
Past Yenr and Whore Decreased

Out Of tho nineteen principal states
in Europe. tho last report OF outstand-
ing paper circulation show that tho
pnper currency has been reduced as com
rured with year ago In eleven OF
them. and has been Increased In eight.
whe largest dccr.ase Is that OF France.
but Italy also by her February state-
rncnt. had reduced note circulation 3a4,-
OOn. 900 us compared with tho Same date
In tho preceding ear
Tho countries in which outstanding
manor currency Is lower than II was a
years ago are Enaland. France Spain.
Italy. Holland. Switzerland. Sweden.
Norway. Denmark. Finland and C1echo-
slovakla The e!gh' countries In which
tho circulation stands al higher nE.
u-e than a year aSo are Greece. GER
mar. Austria Rumqnla. Belgium, Pc
Lara, Portugal and strhis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
,roor PRODUCTION HIGHER

An increase or o-S''-9 stoSS IONS 10
reported In the production Of steel IN
COTS IN March over February. according
to the statement issued by tho Ameri-
can Iron & Steel Institute. covering me
made 200 OF the steel ingVt produe-
ton In 1920. This is the largest gain
reported IN years.
The output OF inGots IN March
amounted TO 2.S70.i5l gross tons. OK
which l.9lS.57Q gross tons were open
hearth. 1855 gross tons Bessemer
and 795 gross tons, all other grades
The revised figures for February giye
tho production In that month as l.14a.-
~. gross tons, ot when l'3so,so' SreHs
IONS were open-h earth, 34S,57l gross
tons Bessemcr and 6lS gross tons all
other grades,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
krEE1 ORDERS INCREASE

Aprll has shown 10 let mp ~ the steel
industry. Thus lar during the m"ntn
thu new orders have kept ahead OF the
flnal days In March, despit" the fact
quotations for many products have
been advanced materially. However.
80 many consumers delayed making
their purchases that II IS Imperative
they place orders Tor their future re-
Quirements now.
Operations OF the steel plants of the
country arc slightly larger than In the
preceding week. but reports that inc
working at 1850 are exaggerated. mo
actual inquire IS nearer 10, With indie
pendents considerably below that aver
age. This IL indicated by tho 1art
AnriI started IN tho mills OF the Beth
lehem steel company at only GOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. April 1e-Ssv upturns IN
the price Of wheat took place today
owing largely to an unexpected ad-
vance Of quotations at Liverpool and TO
unfavorabls domestic crop reports, Tho
market closed unsettled at II to ~
cent. net higher with May 1881 to
l.33N and July 31.3lH to 1-c1N. Corn
gained Il to Z cent. ana oats \ 10
!, cent. In provisions the outcome car
led from 10 cents decline TO u rise OF
5 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo. ~ Y. Arru 1o.--Castle
receipts 100 generally log - cents
lower, shipping steers. E,.-"% H Hn '.
SoS; hSifers. *s.2S AZ; cows. $24" q
6..5: bulls, $3.50 500: stockcrs and
feeders, $500 500; fresh COWS and
springcrs strong. 45 q 10.
Calves, receipts. 1000: $500 lower;
'S Hog = 'V' receipts 5000: loa25 cents
lower: heavy. sl0.;5 lilo; mixed,
SLID: porkers and light do Sll 10 = =
li.25: pigs. sl0.75 Q Ito; rouEhs. $50
a 800: stays $40o d $50.
Sheep and lamhsS ,r rroTEtp'$$ t%n'
higher; clipped lambs $500 q ~" !;
CLIPPED yearlings, s5.ooT 80. WOOL
lambs, SS003 1880: weth"rs. $40 .
1000, ewes. $2.o09 $50; mixed sheep
$50 n Q 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
NEWS OF BUSINESS
WEST OPTIMISTIC

Chicago. Apri! lu.--lhc majority OF
Trad" and business opin!ors eAprcssco
by leaders, in tho Nest are or IN optI-
mistic character. and this View appears
to leo based on <,ctual developments or
an encouraging Kind.
Agricultural conditions az" regarded
as moro encouraging. although sIa III
prices have dropped down Sha rpty from
prices arc holding UP strong. and this
gives the farmer an opportunity %
market .rHiu "a the shape Of meats al
prontaOle oasis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. April lO--ForeiCn ex--
change strong: Great Britain, demand
44ITs. caul,s 4+l}., - day bills. on
esuks 4ss France demand s.2&: cables
> ga Italy. demand AZ; cables s42i2
demand D 50. cables sa6 -.
Germany. urm.ri -. - 80,
Holland, druI.r nj Hf.Si. cables S'.@'
Norway demand IS.iU. Sweden demand
?Bl5. Denmark demand 2I?6. Switzer-
land demand 1914. Spain demand 1898:
Gre.c. demand $50 Poland demand
02a, Czccho. Slovakla demand 1881:
Argentine demand s562 Brazil demand
1854 Montreal 81 q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
P1rrmuRaH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. April l0.-Butter eheam-
cry prints. Il: tubs. 40c per pound
Eggs. f5e 81 sel eol.r ~ current "
cheese. full cream. 2ih G2tc per II.
Apples. barrels. New FORKS. 10.
Baldwina. 7.75a 500: No. 2. 500 @6;75;
No. ! russets. 7.25 97.so: Vest Virginia
no I. Willow Twigs $50 % go.
Potatoes, Michisans. $50 II. sacks
No. /. 2's5G290 per sack; Floridas..
spaulins Rose. No. l. s.5oGS.7S; No 2
s 90 1850 per barrel.
Onions new, Texas, per bush crate
No ! yellows, 500: No. l whites e-oo'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
,NaprrATroN COPPER

The Inspiration ConsoIldated C"pPeT
com pany reports for the year ended
December 81 last sales OF copper vs.,
Searit after e1penses. etc. OF s;-4a.i47
again, not earnings OF S2.dl45l6 In
the preceding year.
The rroducjinn Of copper for the
ye.r was lj.l74.7SS pounds. The cost
az fna copper produced during the per-
iod OF ornrat'on. including depreci ton,
but excluding depreciation. federai
taxes and shutdown expenses amount
ed 10 lh2aSc per pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
rxpnRT UALuES

Reduction in prices IL one or the
chier causes Of tho fact that the va ue
OF finished manufactures exported from
the United States was only S92.ooO.o0v
In January. 1922. against s2ss,o0n.oc7
in January. 1921: In many arAe9ea:
York the 1922 mall off was entirely
due to the lower prices at which they
were valued In the official export state
m4rt. and in most other cases the per
centaEe Of fall in value Is much larger
Than In quantity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
BENWOOD
SUFFERS
DAMAGE BY STORM

Much smut damage WAS done II prop
,rtv IN tA's vicinity yesterday. WH"h Ia"
city experienced one or the hardest nal
storms IN years. Tho storm started with
a light April shower about o'clock IN
the afternoon and developed into real
shower OF hall stones by ESQ o'clock
The damaSs done to praperty "a g. whole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo April 1O.-Wheat. cash Sl.+2;
MAY, Sl.42; July. Sl"iis.
Cloversccd. primo cash. SlA.'0; APRIL
sl& 90; October. 81 To
Alsike. prime cash. 81 l.5o.
TiIn"thI, prime cash. $2.9S. Nay,
$500: September $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
raRmERs RErTBR OFT

81 lOuIS, April FROM WHdt 7
learn, the farmers throughout this sec
ton gradually are getting hack on
their feet, and do not have 70 sacrifice
their grain, as they did year ago.
says &. J. McSorley. well known gram
EXPERT. In addition. general business
Of ths rent and WACO problems"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
MONEY MARKET.

New York. April lo.-call aene2
steady; high A; low AZ: ruling rate
~: closing bid =; offered AZ - !ast
loan IA; call loans against acceptances
/. Time loans steady: so days "a W
ssvs 4is six months IA. Prime mer-
runttls paper, 4HI4&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
Liberty BONDS

New York. April l0.--L hcrtT oon1s
c,ose4 3Isq. ga: arst IS, $3.50 eid.
second second "a, 99ls; frst 4As. 9a5s; second
lis 1850. third AS. SEE; fourth
Is $3.50. Victory SIS. lHcoc We
tory t&s- 100 Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
NET PROFITS DECREASE

Austin Nichols u Co. Inc, reports
net income for tho year ended January
81 last. ot S@i69S. compared with S39l :
OF in tho year ended January ST. wv
The total surplus on January 81 last.
was S2SS646. coutrastcd with SG3l.+01i
OH January 81. 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
DRY GOODS
&0KElkH n It2<&Gkf2aQ6(Q10

New YORK. April l0-Co;ton eoo9s
were Quiet today with prices eaTe.y
steady. Yarns showed some so.tAs!ng,
sTr ard cotton inquiries were more
eumaroua Wool goods we're qu!st ana
raw E!Ns slightly easier. Eur!ap'
u,.rA shaded a little or SPOT tracing.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling " Va" Ap.!! 20. "a
Furnished The Irtelliseacel by A. 2.
Masten & Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ NO Va Rlar
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

'- wheelIns y. Va. April 10 80.
Farni shed The lntelli8encer by \. z
E1cssnse. sSeosd door National Bank
Of ". Va. RlaS.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling, ". Va, April 10, "a.
Furnished The intelligence By 4 y
Masten. 4 Co.. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Rans
80 VI Va RldY
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va, April 10.
Furnished The IntelliEsncer BY a
NaSten q Co. members New York StooS
Exchange. Second floor National HAAA
NJ II, va RldR
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Cash quotations: Wheat No. 3 red
3I.3s; No. hard $1.34 Corn, No;
mixed 51Kc 70 68t No. , yellow $50
10 6sn Oats. No. white S9c 70 SsE
No. . white $50 TO a.. Pork. nominal
Lard 1los3 Ribs $l1.T5 to EIo.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. April 10, "a
Furnished The Intollisencer by a =
NaStsn & Co. members Now York Stoca
Exchange Second floor National BAns
Of w Va RldR
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

whee;:nx. ". Va, April 10, -.
Furnished Tie lntJitEzSeeH By A, !
HAas%a 4 Co.. pereSIs ESWyeX SteeS
E5ShapKe' 9Se'sa tloe' HeoeaN ~
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling, W Va, April 10. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling STOCK
exchange Compiled for The Intellt.
gencer. -----
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NOTICE


The wheeling Stock Exchange will be
closed AL day Friday. April 10 COCOA
Friday)
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Total Gales 1.A57.So0 shares
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-09-01
MERCHANTS MEET TO
RIGHT RATE CASE
Will Use All Efforts 10 Fight In
crease Asked by Railroads.

As this newspaper went to press
Thursday afternoon about 10 whole
sale merchants and other shippers of
Elizabeth City were scheduled to
meet at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, in response to Il letter sent
Il. &. job. Secretary, by the State
CORPORATION Commission, asking for
report on the tonnage of ship
ments in and out Of this city IL year.
This fight known as the South
eastern Rate Case backed by rail
roads and supported by wholesalers
in Virginia, has done much to dis
turb the equanimity of wholesalers
thruout North Carolina, who see in
it Il possibility of higher freight
rates being forced upon them to the
detriment of their trade, and to the
profit of Virginia jobbcrs.
4. G. Brown, attorney for the
Southern Railway in the recent in
yestigation ut Atlanta, referred in
his testimony to "thc little jobbing
business" of North Carolina. The
CORPORATION Commission wants 10
know Just how little this jObbing bus
mess is, and to use the facts in'the
case to fight the proposed increase
in intra- state rates.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-09-01
SPECIAL EDITION FOR
ELIZABETH CITY FAIR
Independent To Issue Big Booster
For City's Biggest Event

Cooperating with the Albemarle
Agricultural Association and by au-
thority of it's Secretary. Buxton
White. THE INDEPENDENT will
issue Greater Albemarle District
Fair Edition on Tuesday, Oct. 3,
1922. There will be 5000 copies of
the special edition in addition TO the
regular circulation of this newspa-
per. making total of nearly 5000
copies. The extra copies will be
mailed to Il select mailing list to be
prepared by the Fair Association.
The special edition will tell in a
big way OF the biggest effort ever
made to stage a really great. fair in
Elizabeth City. AT the same time
the special edition will carry many
special articles and stories about
Elizabeth City and Northeastern
North Carolina. 1t is going to be
a big advertisement for Elizabeth
City as well as for the Elizabeth
City Fair. Every merchant, man
ufacturer and other advertiser in
Elizabeth City and vicinity can help
to make the big Fair Edition of this
newspaper the success it deserves to
be. Reservations for space should
be made now.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-09-01
CROOK WILL GO
TO THE COURTS
Declares City's Action in Pub
lie Utilities Case Is Un-
Just and Unfair

The public utilities compan-
les OF Elizabeth City will go
to the, courts to seek to block
the building of public service
plants by the city.
In a letter to Mayor Goodwin m-
der date of Aug. 30. 1922. Howard
F.. Crook. president of the Electric
Light Co. of Elizabeth City and it's
associate companies. begS the city to
reconsider it's recent action. And
then Mr.. Crook says:
About May of this year, our COM
panieS had an appraisal of their
properties made by reputable ensin-
GERS. Assuming that the Board OF
Aldermen want 70 be fair in this
matter. we would suggest that the
City permit its engineers and the
companies engineers to bring their
appraiSalS together in order to def
initely establish wherein either of
uS may be wrong. In the event that
this conference diSclOSeS any excess
value in the companies appraisal.
we will be ready and willing to mod
ify our proposal.
However. should the Board Of
Aldermen be determined upon its un-
fair and unjust course. We VIII De
forced. although reluctant TO do SO.
70 appeal to the courts in defense OF
ou~ rights ard the protection OF our
propertieS. The press print copies
of opinions of learned counsel that
the city can legally do what 1t pro-
poses. The companies have opinions
from equally eminent counsel, ana
tbe stockholders. bOndhOlderS and
creditors have likewise been advised
bv their attorneys. that the city can
not do what it proposes. | assure
YOU that we. with great regret, Will
enter into litigation with the city,
but we submit that a peruSal OF the
correspondence will convince any
court or jury that the Board has
left us no alternative but to resist
with every and any means that the
law provides. this unjust course OF
action that the Board of Aldermen
of Elizabeth City has resolved to
adopt
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-09-01
FIRST BAPTISTS CALL
GOOD LOOKING FELLOW
Or. TempIeman, Probable New Pas
tor For This City, Looks
Like a Live One

DIR. Samuel III. Tcmnleman. of
LaurcnS. :. e., who has been called
to the paStorate of the First Bap-
tist Church of this city. looks like
a live wire. Dr. Templcman was in
Elizabeth City this week looking ov-
or the ground before accepting the
call.
Dr. Tempeman is robust. friend
ly looking fellow of 4J years. He is
a native of Fanquicr County, Va. lie
wus educated ut Bethel Military
Academy; Colgate University. New
York: Columbia University, New
York and Union Seminary. Rich
mond. lie was for seven years pas
tor of one of the leading churches
in Richmond. giving it up because of
a bad turn of his health. He closed
Il six years paStoratC in the First
Baptist Church of LaurcnS last Sun
day.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-09-01
Then the Discomfort

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'''.,'..l'~ anu '"e '''S me-, s.,
s'''> "''n '"' ac'ua' e"''>' - -
'"" P'a"'>' '"'h ''ii''N '''o"
''' '.>'"",or'' Ever!
.''' 'a''H"'hs the maj" business