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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
Embroidery

Embroidery-
tDesign and work to be considered.)
Any article In patchwork or applique
embroidery, LIST soc; second &c.
Any article In knot embroidery, LIST
soc; second 25c.
Any article in cross stitch embroid-
cry, LIST Soc; second pc.
Handkerehiefs-
Handkerchief, tatting, zoe.
handkerchief, edge rolled and whip
ped, soc.
Best collection of Dainty Handker-
chiefs, IL doz. Ladies' soc.
Best collection of Gentlemen's Hand
kerchiefs with initial, IL dOz., soc.
Lace Work
Work only TO be considered).
Specimen in Tatting. zoe.
. Specimen in Knitting, soc.
Specimen in Crochet, zoe
Crochet and Knitting
Crocheted Centerpiece with fabric
center. 75c.
Crocheted Centerpiece, 75c.
Crocheted Lunch Set, LIST 81; second
soc.
Knitted Sweater, list 81; second soc.
Miscellaneous
Usefulness and beauty to be con-
sidered).
Childs Rompers, soc.
Mans Shirt, 5Oc.
Laundry Bag. DOC.
Sofa Pillow, most attractive, SOC.
Dresser Set, emb. work, LIST 75c;
second Soc.
Beaded Work, any kind. LIST 75c;
second Soc.
Old Ladies' Section
All articles exhibited in this section
must have been made by a woman after
she has reached 60 years Of age. Work
must have been done within the past
ten years.
Specimen of embroidery, soc.
Specimen of Tatting, soc.
Specimen of Knitting, SOC.
Specimen of Patch Work Quilt, soc.
Antiques and Curios-
The most interesting piece Of furni-
ture with general history, LIST soc; Red
Ribbon.
The most interesting article of wear
ing apparel with historical significance,
Soc.
Best collection of old embroidery or
art work, soc.
Best example Of rare old books, SOC.
Best specimen of rare old quilts, SOC.
Children's Exhibit Under Ia Years
Best embroidered gown, SOC.
Best hand made handkerchief, SOC.
Best specimen of tatting. soc.
Best dressed doll, soc.
Best crochet, soc.
Cooking
Soda Biscuits. IL doz, SOC.
Best Angel Food, 50c-
Best specimen of Candy. SOC.
Art
Water color painting. any subject,
5Oc.
Oil Painting
Best head or figure, S1.5O.
Best landscape or marine, 75c.
Best flowers and fruit, Toe.
Water Color
Best head or figure, S1.50.
Best flowers, 75c.
Best fruit, Toe.
Best landscape or marine, 75c.
Pastel
Best figure, $3.50.
Best fruit, 75c.
China Painting
Best vase or tankard, 81.
Best cup and saucer, Toe.
Best plate, Toe.
Best specimen not mentioned above
I75c.
Best dresser set, 81.
Flowers
Best display Of pot ferns, 81.
Best collection of cut flowers, (home
grown arrangements considered,) 50c.
Miscellaneous
Best study in black and white, Toe.
Best pen and ink sketch, Toe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

thought. Erratic results were obtained
or a very few OF the 1882 herds tested.
the list OF this class containing less
than 100 Out of the 126.66S herds
under observation December 1. 1921.
there were only a very few that had
not shown satisfactory Improvement
as a result OF testing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

There are few varieties of cheese
which keep up many years. A Parmes-
an cheese, for example. has been kept
good $50 years.
In all Spain there are fewer than
5000 children In the sunday schools.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

III prices would only fall as often al
some OF those European cabinets ,-Ev
ansville Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

The Chinese absolutely detest green.
A French publisher was one day struck
with the idea OF sending a very pretty
and very elegant Chinese calendar to
the lands of the Celestials. The article
would have taken wen, but, unfortu-
nately. a good deal OF IL was printed in
green. and not one single copy was sold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

In the French Mediterranean prov.
inces all kinds of flowers are grown In
enormous quantities. solely for the sake
Of their perfume. Hundreds OF acres
are devoted to the cultivation of the
rose. violet and other flowers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

The trouble with so many marriage,
between screen stars is. to use a studi,
depression. they lack continuity.-Col
umbus Dispatch.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
DAIRY CATTLE.

Jersey.
Bulls
2 years old or over, SO; 81; 81.
year old and under 2, So; 81; 81.
Under 1 year old So; 81; 81.
Cows & Heifers-
2 years old or over, So; 81; 81.
1 year old and under 2, So; 81; 81.
Under 1 year old So; 81; 81.
Champion Bull, $500.
Champion Female, $500.
Bulls ~.tT
years old or over, SO; 81; 81.
i year old and under 2, SO; 81; 81.
Under year old. So; 81; 81.
Cows & Heifers-
2 years old or over, SO; 81; 81.
1 year old and under 2, So; 50; 81.
Under year old. So; 81; 81.
Champion Bull. $500.
Champion Female $500.
! SHEEP. 60
Rams -w,
Z years OLD or over, % W. 81.
year old and under 2, So; 81; 81.
Under year old. So; 81 81.
Ewes
years old or over, 50: s.; 81.
1 year old and under 2, So; e; 81.
Under year old, So; 81 81.
Best flock, Ito consist Of one ram and
ewes) any age, So; s.; 81.
Hampshire.
Rams
| years old or over. g: s.; 81.
| year old and under 2, g; e; 81.
Under year old. s.; g 81.
Ewes
2 years old or over, s.; 81; 81.
year old and under 2. -; e.; 81.
Under year old. -; e 81.
Best flock. Ito consist Of one ram ana
3 ewes) any age. -; -: Il
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

Banquets in China often comprise as
many as fiftey courses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
BEEF CATTLE.

Bulls
years old and over, SO 50; 81.
year old and under 2, SO; 50; 81.
Under year old, So 80; 81.
Cows & Heifers-
2 years old and over, So; 50; 81.
] year old and under 2, So; So; 81.
Under ! year old, So; 81; 81.
Champion Bull, $500.
Champion Female, $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
IIampshires.

Bears
2 years old and over, So; 50; 81.
Senior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Junior Yearling, SO; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, SO; 81; 81.
Junior Pig, SO; 81; 81.
SOws-
2 years old and over. So; 50; 81.
Senior Yearling, So; 81
Senior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, SO; 81; 81.
Junior Pig, 3; 50; 81.
Champion Boar, $500.
Champion Sow, $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

Phone 1S-The lucky number for un-
lucky motors. 100
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
HerefOrdS,

11cfCIOIOSs
Bulls
2 years old and over, So 50; 81.
/ year old and under 2, SO; 81; 81.
Under year old, So; 50; 81.
Cows & Heifers-
years old and over, SO; 50; 81.
1 year old and under 2, So; 81; 81.
Under 1 year old, So; 81; 81.
Champion Bull, $500.
Champion Female, $500.
Red P0lled.
Bulls
years old or over, So; 50; 81.
year old and under 2, So; 50; 81.
Under / year old, So; 81; 81.
Cows & HeifersE
2 years old or over, So; 50; 81.
year old and under 2, So; 81; 81.
Under / year old, So; So; 81.
Champion Bull, $500.
Champion Female, $500.
Best Steer Calf under year old, So :,
81; 81.
RULE-(For all breeds of Cattle.)
All Bulls must be registered or eligible
to registry. Female cattle may be reg
istered or high grades showing char
acteristics Of pure breds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28
SWINE.

2 years old and over, So; 81; 81.
Senior Yearlong, So; 81; 81.
Junior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, So; 81; 81.
Junior Pig. So; 81; 81.
2 years old and over. So; 50; 81.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

Bears
2 years old and over, SO; 50; 81.
Senior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Junior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, So; 81; 81.
Junior Pig, So; 81; 81.
SOws-
2 years old and over, SO; 50; 81.
Senior Yearling. SO; 81; 81.
Junior Yearling. So; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, So; 50; 81.
Junior Pig, So; 81; 81.
Champion Boar, $500.
Champion Sow, $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-09-28

Senior Yearling, So; 81; 81.
Junior Yearling, SO; 81; 81.
Senior Pig, So; 81; 81.
Junior Pig, SO; 81; 81.
Champion Boar. $500.
Champion Sow, $500.
Poland Chinas.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23

Each undertaken 1000
Each auctioneer, ten dollars per I.
day orr - a.. - 1000
Each laundry, resident or non
resident = - 1000
Each peanut, candy, fruit .or
drink stand other than regu-
lar merchant in established
business $500 per day or $500
Each non resident dealer in
stock ------ 5000
Each slot machine other than
owned by merchants in con-
nection with other business 500
Each pool table, = - - 1900
Each electric wiring ---- 1000
'Each talior--- ------ 500
Each plumber, resident or non
resident = - - - $500
Eash resident machinist--- 7.50
Each non resident machinist-- 1880
Each garage and repair shop
with privilge of working
any where in City 1000
Each Jeweler-- = - = - 1000
Each resident optician------ 1000
Each travelling optician per day 500
Each wood or coal dealer or
both = --'-- 1000
Each. merchant doing business
under $2,500O0- 1000
Each merchant doing business
over $2,500.00 to $5.OOO.OO-- 1000
Each merchant doing business
over $5.000.0O to $7.O0O.0O-- 1000
Each merchant doing business
over $7,000.00 to $1O,O0O.OO 1880
Each merchant doing business
over $10,000OO to $15.O0O.OO 1900
Each merchant doing business
over $15,000.00 to $2O,0OO.0O 17.OO
Each merchant doing business
over $20,000.O0 to $25,OOO.OO 5000
Each merchant doing business
over $25, 100000 to $3O,OOO.OO $500
Each merchant doing business
amounting to $3O.OOO.OO 1000
AND each merchant selling over
$3O.000.00 per annum SOC per thous.
and for each and every 100000 over
and above $30,OOO.OO.
Section 2. The said license fee shall
be due and payable on the 25th day
OF February 1922 and upon payment
to the treasurer of said City, he shall
issue to the person or persons, firm
or corporation SO paying the same,
license certificate signed by the treas
urer and countersigned by the Mayor
of the City, which certificate shall
operate as "a receipt for the sum or
sums so paid, and which certificate
shall designate the amount SO paid
by whom, and the character of occu-
patton or business for which the same
is intended to operate as license.
Section 8. Any person, firm or cor
poration failing or refusing to pay
his, her or IFS 1ironsa &c ,,roy;J,d =,
this ordinance shall upon conviction
thereof, be required to pay into the
treasury of said City sum not
exceeding $4,000 or to serve SEN
tence of not more than 80 days for
each and every such offense.
Done and ratified in Council assem-
hled and by the authority of same and
the corporate seal of said City affixed,
this the 21st, day of February 1922.
G. l.. Cureton,
Mayor.
G. G. Christopher,
Clerk of City of Pickens.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23

Do you need money? If so there
is no reason why you can't get it.
Cross ties at Pickens are bringing
70 cents. This is good price and
within the last two weeks the wagons
are hauling them in.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23
REOPENING STORE AT SIX MILE

We are reopening our store at Six
Mile. We invite the pubic 70 ta!l
and see our goods and get prices. We
are filling up again with all new
goods.
SPRING HATS ARRIVING. Come
and get the pick Of the lot. They are
more beautiful and much cheaper this
season.
Everything to be sold just as cheap
or little cheaper than it can be
bought for anywhere else. This shall
be our motto.
MANN & CO.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23

Rub-My-Tism, antiseptic and pain
killer, fer infected sores, te'tcr
sprains, neuralgia, rheumatism.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23

The tie market at Pickens Is open
ing up and the people are taking
advantage of it to get ready cash to
tide them over these tight times.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-02-23

oaerS rhed IN Order Rec eed when Guaranteed
ienHttance and sfaddesed WHIMIRE M,,.
GER Grand Opera House Hail. p O. Box 1924 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

men. Another furnace may be hehteo
at an early date, officials stated
Money Stolen
Mustala Mahomet. a TURK, repottoo
70 police today that while he wa ~
work some one entered his room, oroks
open his trunk and extracted 1880 In
cash and q revolver.
Marriage Lioonsss.
James B.. Wells. 81, and Grace NC
Bride. 81, both Of Steubenville; John ".
Cunningham. 35. Of Wheeling, W. Va
and Margaret Reuff. 81. Of RAyland;
Walter Cooper, "a. and Leona F. Allmon'
p. both Of Bergholz.
Threatened Child
John Burch, of Riddles Run. vas ar
rested late last night by Sheriff Lucas
and lodged in the county jail. 1t IL
alleged that he threatened the life OF q
s~tep-daughter and chased her from her
nom 20 Brilliant, where she took ref
uge with relatives.
Legion Boxing Show.
Eddie Wimler. Fairhaven Bearcat. and
Johnny Fundy, Lawrenceville A E. F.
champion, will meet in the main bout OF
the first show TO be staged at Stanton
park by Argonne Post, American Lee
gion, on September II. Battling
Grounding, Of Wheeling, Is to meet
Young Sweeney, Of Mingo Junction. In a
slx-round bout. There will be "
other bouts Of SIX rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
ATTORNEY HAM PROVES
TO Be COP WHAT N
pirch.g. Sirglehendsd I'D, Two suspects
Believed To Have Participated
In Killing At Toledo.

Toledo. Ohio. Sep, suspected ~
ha,ny Two Of ,he three men who killed
pnit,a Detective William Martin and
wounded Detective George Bach IN d
gars.a here this morning. James Rob
er,s. -. and Frank M1Nd"l". q. OF chi
Sago. are in custody.
The suspects were captured single
handed This afternoon a. WaHseon. Ohio.
bv J VI Ham. a ,awvHc Of that city,
who was Fastening - 'ol0 a posse or
sarlzsI to comb the countryside for M"
,ia vsr Of Detective Martin
The body ot another man, believed ="
been ,he third member Of the mr,r-
der Trio who Is thought to have been
wounded IN the garage battle. was
found IN an abandoned aUtomoh!le near
where Roberts and Nandeie were cap
,ursd Roberts ard Nandele declare
they know nothing ~ the body and say
they were no, n Toledo this morning
Nandele and Rnber's asked the
Wausecn LAWYER for a "'if'" He
houGh Them members ~ the posse.
bur when ne stopped his automobile. no
,'ced ma, one Of the strangers had been
wounded ~ the face Hs pu' the man
under arrest one carried = revolver.
'h- o,h4r dropped = weapon - the bot
tom II the machine.
Brought % Toledo hv police officers
% this city. the suspects denied knOwl-
edge Of ,nA death % Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

ana sister. Mis- Anna. were business
VISITORS IN Pittsburgh Pa "Wednesday
= r Anderson his returned - MS
hom" 80 Pod Rnnk. Y !. after a s7'r'
,'Slr ~ the home Of MS mother. MIS-.
Narrhl Anr-~=on. ~ Main street.
Miss Mary Hervey. ~ Washington
Pike. va among the Wellshurgh shop
prrs Wednesday, morning.
Mrs O. F Carman and daughter. MISS
Frances. ~ North N7lr street. returned
Tuesday frrm 2 three weeks Nisf WIZ"
relatives ~ Denver, COL
Mss Iula Smith Of North Main street.
Is Visiting q, -ho home Of her aunt. Mrs'
! L Smith. ~ Short Creek
Leonard H-nranR ~ south Commerce
street. w1s rransacting business IN
Wheeling TUESDAY.
NJ and Mrs Frank Roberts Of Main
g,rae. ~-aturnc1 - their home SUNDAY
morning after three weeks spent IN Ell
tingham Ill. where Mr.. Roberts under
Ven, 4 very senrious operation in the 81
Anthony hospital Mr.. Roberts IS able
10 walk around ne street and IL feeling
much improved
Mr.. and Mrs William HindmAn. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Tarr, and Leslie FuhI,
nev. Of New Alexander, Ohio, passed
through here Wednesday morning en-
ro,-. 70 Wheeling. wherA they Will take
in The State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. 7 = Baker and family
Of Main street and Miss Minerva Lazear
or street are home from an
automobile trip 70 canton, ONO. wnere
they made \ short visit at the nome OF
MIR. and Mrs E. g Meyers. former resi-
dents ri WrllshurG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
EARLY PEACE LIKELY
IN ANTHRACITE FIELD
Indications Point 20 Speedy Ratification
OF Pact Between Operators md
Miners

wilkes Barre. Pa. Sept S-AN md
cations tonight pointed toward a speedy
ra,ihcAron Of the peace pact between
operators and miners OF the anthracite
region BY the tri-district convention ~
hard coal mine workers which began it,
sessions here today.
More than 1000 delegates were pres
ert when the convention was called 70
order OF ~ numb4r. ,he majority
we're u~ninstructed. but John l. Lewis
international president OF the United
Mine Workers. claimed that he had q
majority that would overwhelm any op-
position % the settlement plans OF the
union leaders which would conclude the
Ave months suspension IN the hard coal
felds.
Mr. Lewis. addressing the kiwan's
club TODAY admitted 'ha' the union
would have liked % have had a longer
term ~ contract. but asserted that eH-
psndiencv ~ the public welfare demand
ed that tho psc, submitted by Senator's
Pepper and Rad. ot Pennsylvania. BE-
accepted
The session Of the ~conventio ntoda"
was taken W by appointment Of othcers
and committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
FOR BABY'S
INDIGESTION

To rear n perfectly normal. healthy
bahv. look 70 US stomach. for right there
Is whore babv's troubles start. begin
ming with indigestion that results IN
cole. diarrhooa. sour stomach. gas ana
other NOR" serious stomach and bowel
troubles The minute baby begins 70
fret. he should have immedtate atten-
ton. Cor this Is his way Of telling YOU
that he has indigestion
Indigestion. du" to f"rmen'ed o In
the stomach. throws toxic poisons into
tho little system and sets up irritation
and inflammation IN the stomach ana
Intestinal tract. This fermentation can
be Immediately checked with Anti-Fer-
r,ant. bringing prompt relief TO the baby
and rest FOR the mother. Abatement
Is the new cordial. originated by p drug
dist and recommended by PHYSICIANS. IL
Is rertcc'lv harmless. pleasant In taste
ard vet very effective" Any druggist
rau supply YOU Specify Anti-Fern"n
For children. "-tAdvl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
GIANT BULL IS LARGEST ANIMAL
ON EXHIBITION At STATE FAIR
BIO HEREFORD from SMITH FARM
TIPS BEAM AT a,4oo POUNDS
orHER HEFrY sEBrs.
poUH MARES LEAD HoSsS Elk
HrRrT IN wE1aEr-rwo GREAr
woos suN MICK AND NECK

lanes Perfection. a gian Sersrtrf
ball. - tho largest animal On exhibition
n me torty-second annual state tslr.
James who tips the beam A. WV
pounds all rnrinasul ot his ~dtstinc'oN,
snends most OF his t;mA browsing IN his
big display stall. while '~houShttu' at
tendants supply his every 'Aed.
This big bull is owned by c \ Smith
~ hester. W Va Running him 2 close
second for nigh honors N me weight
class IS another Hereford. Anon Fair.
fax. weighs 1000 pounds.
The display ~ cattle = 'NH greatest
bv far ever brought toeether ~ a West
Virginia state far over $40 animals
re~prasentInE practically every breed ct
milk and BEET COW are on exhibition.
In order 20 accommodate ,he entries
over 100 animals had 20 be Sheltcrs!
under TWO specially constructed tents
Included IN the list are champions ot
all ella sses. milk cows with great MILK
and butter records. and beef cattle FROM
a long list Of prize inner
To four mares. three Es'c'anS. and =
~Psrcheron. exhibited nv Long MCCAIN.
Lima. O. 60 the honor "f being '"n
weight n the draft horse "iASs. These
four mares whose weights are nearly
equal. weigh, = total Of $500 pounds
lAeN are cnetIe' NupN anu ~
RelEians, and Perch III. a PerCher"n
several os me stations IN exhibition
weigh close "a 1000 pounds. but me
o u mares N question are At the top OF
the weight pile. They are said 20 De
the heaviest mares ever exhibited here
Among the hogs top weights claimed
BY two hogs. a big Jersey. exhibited BY
Elliott Bros Brownsville. Pa. and
Clan, Big Bone. 4 Poland China. N-
hibited by Tox and Porter, East Mills
boro. Pa. The hogs are said 70 welsh
over 93o pounds each. although neither
has been weighed FOR several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
PASSENGERS ON SHIPS
SIGHT SAILING PLANE

Washington. Sept 6.-The searlane
Sampaio Corre'a. piloted hv Lieut..
Hinton which LEFT Caihaiilen. Cuba.
early today. on it's flight to Brazil.
passed over the United states cruiser
Denver. A. 1895 o'clock this morning
jus, off Camaguey. Cuba, according 70
a wireless message received here tonight
from tho Denver. The message sald
the seaplans was met IN latitude PISS
north; longitude 76:46 west and appear
ed 70 be go'nS well. Lieutenant Hinton
waving greetings.
Reports received here from Havana
late today said nothing had been heard
Of the plane from n points along fhe
eastern extremity Of Cuba. but explained
that wire communications were poor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

club hold ar enjoyable social meeting
Las, EVENING At 'hH club r"Cn'- On H@''
mont street
Tearh"rs - tho Chr,s''r" SUNDAY
school No, last evening ~ ~" church
And outlined plsns for ~" ensuing
month
The Protected Home Circle vl'i ho'h
tn Nrss Meeting this evening N W."
Miners TAmule auditorium \ nHN'a'
~ ou,-of-'own guests WI q" present
Members IF the VI y . club wer"
a,,ar,otred las. evening at the homo Of
Mrs John Gable IN SNaAvs'd@
The funeral Of Mrs. Lena Jones. witch
was 70 Nave been h@ld Yesterday fi"r-
noon was postponed and VIII NA con
Quoted This afternoon lnt"rnrent VIII
hA made IN Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
AYERS CHURCHES
SHOULD WAKE Up
Speaker Tells Methodlsts
That Old-time Congrega-
tons Are Passing.

ratrnnont. W Va. Sept. ST. r.
Russell. Nashville. Tenn, secretary OF
ire hoard OF missions Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south. in his talk be-
fore The Fairmont district conference
OF me VI Z. church. south, here to-
night laid stress on the fact that the
churches do not do enough 10 assimi-
late the foreign element and danger
n America lies in the attitude ot the
churches .oward the incoming popula-
ron from overseas, The churches are
rct awake 10 the situation and things
around them. They are allowing the
cld-rime rural congregations to pass
away and their city churches TO lag, ne
sata The address was given on the
occs ston OF the anniversary OF he or
ksn!zation OF the board OF missions.
D- Russell also advocated better
salaries for pastors 70 bring about
GOOD efforts in church work.
Bishop L. V. W Darlington 81 Hun
,ing,on. ". Va. presided at ,oday's
session He reported that the sum or
$4,000 had been received in the church
treasury during me past year from the
proceeds Of the publishing interests or
ne church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
BRIDGEPORT
P|TNER FUNERAL
SERVICE TO-DAY
Services Will Be Held In Ktrhwood
Presbyterian Church with Masonic
Order To Attend In a Body.

The body Of the late George ". Ply
ner. former resident % this city and a
member nf the local lodge Of Masons,
who died while on a visit in he FAR
west. arrived in this city Yesterday
morning a, : o'clock and were taken 70
IKE Howard Fl Wilson undertaking IS
a~hlishment On Lincoln avenue, where
they will Re held until this morning.
The funeral services will be held at
the Kirkwood PRESBYTERIAN church this
morning with the Rev. John W, Neel.
pastor oY the church. ~othia.ing. The
Masonic order ~ this city will attend
he services n a body. and the Inter
nent VII hA made A. Weeks cemetery
on the Cadiz pike. west of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

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