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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
Faith in Jesus"
is Called Alb"


Where the Ten Command.
ments fail, yon can come back md
use faith In Jesus Christ Is an
abb to- get by with. Z, the Rev. r.
~. Harrell Is quoted as saying in
his address at the special services
last might at the First Baptist
Church. This meeting was ex-
tremely successful, the largest
weekday crowd that has yet con-
gregated to hear the speaker be-
ing present.
The Ten Commandments are
pSrt Of the law" said the pastor.
YaQ may keep those II you could,
and Sttit you would not be, saved.
Faith Is the basis OF your
town being little city worth while.
Faith is the basis OF home life;
man loses faith in his wife, or the
wife Id the man, then you have
hell on earth.
"Man plants a crop by faith;
the farmer brags when he plants
the seeds that he knows he is go-
!n6 W hdhe SIVPI NC Hau tdALh
that he will.
1.-THE religion OF Confueius was
faith. Now, some of you will say.
Preacher, you've gone wild!-but
listen! 1t Is not faith in Christ,
but in the living. The man who
says, I am going to be saved be-
cause OF being baptized has faith
In tho water; that's misplaced
faith, and brings you nothing"
Interesting services arc promts-
ed for this afternoon and Friday
afternoon. The subject today will
be 1.-THE Difference Between Sal
walton and Cowards." while that
OF Friday Is to be, where Are the
Dead?" Services will be held as
usual at 1880 each evening with
the exception OF Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
HoULT

F. L. Barnes, B. & o. fireman.
whose hand was injured while TAX
Ing coal at Montana several weeks
ago, is able to resume his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sperllng
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
=. L. Davidson of Maple avenue,
Fairmont. :4Sl
MAZDA Morley of Winfield was
visiting last Sunday at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Cummings.
Jess Barnes and Clarence Jol-
life OF Ellington have returned
here to resume their work at the
mines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

served most of its notices on the
carpenters union, through the
newspapers in January. The only
notice we received in letter form
had no name signed 10 1t, and we
didn't honor It.
IF they had asked US for a com
mittee on wages we would have ap'
pointed one, but they never asked
for one. They didn't want to meet
our committee. They took the mat,
ter into their own hands entirely.
Claims Scale Unfair.
Their sliding scale, OF course. Is
unfair. One might have a halt
dozen men, and would pick the ones
he thought, ought to get so cents
But the builder could say, Why,
none OF these men deserves moru
than so cents an hour And under
the scale that would be all he would
be forced 10 pay anyone, as the
contractor would be Judge or tni
workman's skill. An agreement
like that Is no agreement at all!
I'm addition to this, It was iust d
plan for robbing the public, any,
way. The builders would have paid
us less and kept on charging the
same to the people wanting houses
built. 1t isn't the high wages OIL
union labor keeping house, building
down; It's the excessive profits oil
the contractors.
you hire a plumber and pay his
company $1.50 an hour. You natur
ally think that plumber gets the
$3.50. But, no! he gets only 81 Of
It while his company gets 80 cents
The same thing is true OF the car,
penter, only more so. You not only
pay for what the carpenter does
but also a large fat commission fol
the contractor =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Miners officials claim that The vote
has been overwhelmingly that way.
ocnspl. Earnings Drop.
Reports from Baltimore indicate
tint the tonnage mined ~ die
Consolidated Coal CO. last year
was Sol. 900 tons less than ptodtc.
cd In 1921. The earnings last year
were f25, t79,S47 compared 70 500, 8
s65, $3.50 in 1890.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Condition Slightly Better
Slight improvement was noted thi,
morning in the condition of P. ].
Wright, veteran hotel man, who
was stricken by paralysis last Sat.
urday night while talking to
friends in a local hotel lobby.
Reports from the Cook hospital
state that he is now conscious but
that he Is unable TO talk or move.
Physicians hold out some hopes OF
Mr.. WrIght's recovery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
MonOngah Turk
Tries Suicide

f6senh Asldeh alie uSnes
gE,file 81 bl0nonE.[i ites y iaeI
noitit 81 death II Cook n9splFa =
today as i result o. spitinIliei en
wounds AslSich VIA relea from
me county jail shortly atter noon1
yesterday under q $500 bond tor ,
appearance before Ma istrata ~
Musgroya for d hearjtig tpdaysp1 N
charge OF felonlo Shoe titig lef
McIntire at MonopEah last Sam
day night.
Returning to his place ct Mpnap
guh, he began bro ding over M
crime he had committed and alsc
over his health which had been faii
ing for several months. obtain
ed the .22 caliber rifle VII eh re-
used on Ted AIeIntire last Saturday
night. Placing the barrel OF tlle
rifle over his heart, he tirsId thrse
shots into his body. This failih
to end his suffering, he threw the
gun away and obtained q razor and
slashed his throat.
Friends summoned 9 piis ieitlii
and after giving him first Nd h
was rushed to Cook Hospital III tins
city. HOSPITAL physicians and ~
taches dressed Askioh' Is Swpnn as, bit
It was not thought that Id would
live through the night Today his
condition Is very grave. A9laMyet
was summoned today and durits
rational minutes he made o VIII
leaving his property 70 his sister
Lula Askich, He also had $1,000
insurance policy made payable 10
his sister. ~
Word from the hospital Ethls MI
crnoon was to the effect that As-
kleh was living and that was ahou:
all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

NEW YORK, March ls.-Liber-
y bonds at noon: 3 las S96.S6;
first 4s SsT.26, bid; second IS
$3.50, bid; first 4 LIS S97.40:
second Ids Ss7.$2: third 4 1-4s
$3.50: fourth 4 las 1886; VIC
tory 8 SIS $4,000; victory 4 3.4s
$1O0.56.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
RADIO PROGRAM


- 30 TO 1850 p. m.-Noon-
hour serytces from the Trinity
church. pittsburgh, being given
each week day during Lent, under
The alispices Of the Brotherhood
OF 81 Andrew. Rev. George r.
Van dc Water, from the Church
Of the Beloved Disciple, New York
City. Is In charge Thursday and
1s0 d. M Music and Uncle
Wiigeiiyi Is bedtime story.
Government market re-
ports; and q report of the New
York Stock Exchange.
Ss0 Music.
News.
9s1b 10 o 30---Atusic.
9t55 10 10- Arlington time sig.
Music Program
Fred w Lett, pianist, organist,
and teschef, Mrs. Eta Cunning.
ham, soprano soIolst Of Carnegie
First u church. Chester
Humphrey, tenor soloist OF Car
peide First Y. r. church. Frank
etthbert bass soloist OF Shady
side Presbyterian church.
Garmetia; Wilson-Quartet.
2 Tenor solo from II Pagliacci'
lseoncaya1lo Chester Hunph-
Wsltzes; Kountz-Fred w.
tal Aria from "Fireny;;"
Friml. tb) An old-Fashioned
Town Mrs. Eta Cunningham,
+. MS Thy Wedding Morn; Cow.
Quartet.
8 Aria my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice, from "Samson and Del
ilahs ST. Saens- Miss Betty
i Marchs NIilitaire; Schubert
Tanstg Fred W. Lotz.
s. selected-Frank Cuthbert.
. Trio from o thello-"Praise We"
Verdi Mrs. Eta Cunningham,
Chester Humphreys and Frank
9uthbert.
10 seStette from Lucia" Doni-
zetti Quartet.
Music IS broadcasted from 10
~ 1os15 "a, m, 2 to $3.50 and 4 to
$50
The Westinghouse broadcasting
statonlsi call is KDKA, operating
on q wayeal length Of $50 meters,
located at East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Program Tomorrow
III d. Hooking Backward and
Forward by G. E. Corrigan,
Civic Club OF Allegheny Coun-
Sss0lpa1n. Popular entertainment
BY the Collegiate Six.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Falrmonters Hear :;ousa--A
large number d Fairmont persons
went TO Clarksburg this afternoon
to hear a matinee performance Of
Sousa and his band given at the
Opera house. Many more local
people are planning TO make the
trip this evening for tie night en-
gagement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
NEW PAPER ISSUED.

MoRGANToWN, March 16-The
first issue Of the West yirginlan
Farm Bureau News was being
mailed from Morgantown today to
several thousand farmers all over
the state. The paper is to- be pub
lishd monthly by the West Virgil
mia Farm Bureau Federation. ]. 3.
Mclaughlin OF Morsantown. secre-
tary OF the federation, Is acting as
editor. A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

In Cook Hospital-Miss Roberta
Sturglss Of Morgantown was adj
mitted to Cook hospital this after
noon. Miss Sturgiss Is the daugf-
ter of George G. sturgiss Of Nor
EantoMn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Administrator Appointed-I. G.
'Motter was today appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF the
late Mary j. Motter Of this city.
Bond Of $1,000 was given with
Mary Hathrine Motor as surety.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Charter issued-A charter Of in
corporation has been issued by the
secfetary Of state at Charleston to
the Forest Hill Corporation. with
offices at III Adams street, Fair
mont The, corporation has an au.
thorized capitalization OF $4,000
The ineorporators are Lynn e. Yo.
dor Sam R. Nuzun, David Victor,
Audrey .. NichoIich, David A.
Rltchie, all Of Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

sIeepers on Decline-With the
advent Of the more desirable wea-
Their last night, the number Of idle
men applying to the police for
sleeping quarters was down to q
new low level. The policeman In
charge distributed twenty-seyen
dog tags last night. Chief snider
saiu today that Just as soon as the
weather opened up a little more
he was going to make a large num-
Der Of the transient floaters move
on to other cities as they do not
belong here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO March 1e. - Butter
higher; creamery extras 80; fIrsts
.s4Qss; seconds st0ss: standards
Eggs higher: receipts s,2s2 cases;
firsts ls0224s; ordinary firsts
2l@22ls; miscellaneous 2lls @32.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

TOWN TALK sHRDLU U U JUN
Fairnont to Have Picture Taken
Fairmont js to have its picture
tslkenf in the near future as tho re-
siilt OF arrangements completed
this week between Manager Floyd
D Morrow Of the Nelson Theatre
and the Tisdale Industrial Film
Corporation Of Chicago. The aim
ri the picture, which Is to be shown
In the Nelson theatre, will be to
depict the various phases OF COM
ineree Industry, education and
government In Fairmont. The pho
tographers are expected to be on
lanstion soon. .prepAred to take
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16
lT',.pE wEArpEU

West Virginia
Fair and warmer
local Readings
Creed BoIyard,
Observer.
Temperature at s
a. m. today 80;
| Yesterdays wea-
| Their clear; tenn
lperature, maxi
mum so; mini
mum 81; precipi-
\ tation trace
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Marriage Lleenses.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued
in the office of County Clerk Lee
n. satterfield today: Henry Mike,
%, Metz, and Harriet Mike. IA,
Metz. Henry L.. Mike, father OF
Harriet Mike. gave his consent in
writing. Tom Radcliffe, negro,
wilower, 80. and Savannah Washing
ton, negro, widow. Al, both OF Ida
May. n go.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

cut out t1e picture on all -four
sldcEl Then carefully fold dotted
line rs entire length. Their
dotted line q and 50. on. Fold each
section underneath accurately
When completed turn over and
you'il fihdIa surprising result. Save
'he pietutes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Moon was fret photographed
in 1884,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

BOY Scouts Meet-Troop No. 2
will met at 1880 o'clock in st.
Peters parochial schoolhouse.
Troop No. 3 will meet at 1890
O'Clock in the First Presbyterian
church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

underground mining scenes and
aeriai panorana as we'll as the
mofc conventional types Of indus
trisl movies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

At Cook HospitaI.-Mrs. H. 3.
Hawkins OF Walnut avenue and
Mrs. O. H. Burr Of Cleveland ave.
nue., underwent major operations
today at Cook Hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-16

Concert Planned What promises
10 be one Of tie best nadsIcai
concerts ever pre- scented In tiie Dias
mond Street Methodist Hpiscopai
Church Is now being planned 81
y. Minor Durham and Mrs.
Forrest II. Fankhadser. Itlwill be
presented during the first week in
April.
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SETTLEMENT

CONTINUED from page one.)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21
First Tub. Jan. :. T-axt Mch. I. ~
SUIT TO QUIET vtTLe

~ the Circuit cous<. eanon1n ludtelal
Circuit. q Fsertda, = - ~ Vsaal-
sia ceusty. In ehsasesy.
Edith II. Horn, Conp,ninant
lame. u. Gsilsoylc. il nssas,S snd Il ~
s he. .'. I'd a .sr , ss,rs ess,. -:
James y. Guilf0sh. aeceaeed. e Oh
Sr h.s.s e: 4 ssissx. "a : -
s"s u, i1 ssr. nsssr s,s sse -.
Roberts. deceased. or Otherwise in
the property IN question. and all per-
snns unknown claiming Interests IN
the proierty In question. Defendants
NOTICE
To James u. s:uilis.yle. IL living. and II
he he sieae. the heirs. devisees. grantees,
a-.,i Ill pcrsnrs claiming under James d.
GIitfp.le. deceased. or otherwise. in this
I.ro,s<rt, in question +. T. Roberts. II
| living. and II he be dead. the heirs. lie
visee.. grantees. and al persons claiming
| under r. T. Roberts. deceased or ot.scr-
wise. in the property la question; ami all
persons unknown claiming interests III
the property in question. defendants. the
said property IN question and involved in
this su:t. being located in Volusia County.
F1,rita. and described AS: Lot aulDbes
| Twenty Seven s.sD. which lies Esas- oi
| Pine street. ana al riparian rights he
longing th.i.t Of and according to thu
| Elizabeth Raulers.n subdivision OF the
]. ". HerEan'iex Grant. In Section ~
| Township ~ SOUTH Range b F-tSt, ac
| cor.iing to Elsu in Map l;ouk ,. page foA
Public Records al Nciusia County. Flor
| ida.
You and each Of YOU are hereby re-
J qu;r..d to appear to tie Bill OF Complain;
1 iii..f herein against YOU. j.. the above
. entitled t.,uss.. or before the 9Th das
F, of March. \ -. 1929. regular rnie day
I 3f tins Court. the said suit being sui
to Qs.ct Title - The land above uessf-rih
ed.
The I,artof:s Daily News is hereby
( designated the newspaper Ia wiicf
! this oi-icr sin Ill lac published once a Ntci
Tor els. mt consecutive Weeks
Witness las hand and seal u Office n
IsIhci -a.,.. Nolnsi.g County. rr'fia:.. ihi'
sth slc~ oil January. \ -. l:-2
SAN'i- -, JORDAN.
Clerk of Circuit Court. NolEss.i County
Gy CLIFFORD EoTTS ~ G.
HARRY 4 HORN.
Ss..i.-ii.r nor ,na.ainant-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21
COTTON CROP LOWER
CALIFORNIA DROP

WASH NGroN. ian y The COTS
f..n crop in Low caliioinia Nesieof
uf!i MOI exceed 5.,.eo0 bales Oh appat
5000 bales les than original sa
mates American Consul Bow II
Mexiala today advised the eonmsi &
&. pa'tH.ent he department was aH
rva.a~d ilat vi 70 December
90 .s.de, slad been ginned
CLOTHES et 10 music are Ire la' !
.fazr Rae-time, no doubt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21
Entertain II HonOY
If Mr.. and Mrs. Olds

Mr.. ard Mrs. II. T. NJ TreglOwn
and S. J. Peabody of Halifax avenue.
Daytana Beach. entertained forty Of
their friends most delightfully."- at the
Princess lssena Friday evening in hon
or OF MI. and Mrs. X. T.. Odds. who
plan To leave for Oldsmar Tuesday
where they will spend a few days be-
fore going TO New York where they
viii embark for Europe in February
to take a cruise through the Mesliter-
ranium Sea. After most elegant
dinner. the evening was spen; at
dancing and cards, most delightfully."-
Mrs. Wallace S. Odds and Smith G.
Young were awarded the prizes Of
the evening which were tickets ia
Fricda HempeIs recital at the Audit
torium on the evening OF Feb. l.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

" aNTfI,- isirst class bird dog, pointer
ar setter send particulars. staiirg
price. ctc to g T.. King. Fox rs,
la, tona florila - % i
SECOND IIAND TtFENiTtrEf. bought
ana sold. Nc can save sou nancy on
both used u r.u Goods. G - i.sno.
12i North Fstaeh st Phone 80 J
;2a -is II
elcoNp -fAND RNiTtRr bought
aud sold. High giaae upholstery work
done. 4 man Of p years experience
III both lines III charge. Fun line OF
house furnishings and cfockeiy. Phone
~ ad -, laagatt Wetherhv Co.
Ilaytcna leach Siose. 4s6 Nam 81
ISL #
" AIT e. Il so fa,iia srV',s' having ';ifiu
ts5e ~si.. @le. fllflesi.-3-s tnu low =
,.eis. 'oi.n ! SLACK. fiuflua street.
f4,,s.. sT.sitS Wisconsin,. .ll-yi 81
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American MOTORS spent s.Zp.e'is.
',po last yeaf or boat $50 > ear. faf
the construction and maintenance u
road.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

Mime Charlotte Of 2S So Beach.
has been authorized by Franklin
Simon II New York to accept orders
for them Service ffce ia6l2l-1 1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

The Hers, Devisees. Grantees. and All
,.r.-s,,,.. claiming under Prudence *
t...i.:er Deceased. Otherwise, IN tie
property ia GU. stion. and III persons
L iknaan claiming interest IN the
property IN question. Defendants
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,I-'is.,t prb. Jan :. 30
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE

In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit OF Florida. in and for voiu
ella County. IN Chancery-
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NOTICE


To the Heirs Iserisees. Grantees ara
IN l,.rSs.,s claiming under Prudence :
s,ul...r DECEASED. otherwise. an 'h'.
r,l,tI.rty in question. and All persons uii-
kaov.n claiming .tt.-Fe.i IN the prop. u
il .its.Stiofi-
The said premises IN question ai... n
Nolxe,i ia thas suit t.-ing located m NyiH-
81. County. Florida aud described IS LII
Ten ti.t Is Block Two ga. of MAJ
!tosgS subdivision OF Lot s,ne tlb SEC >
Twp. H. x X. - l.. according 10 and -
shown on the Map - said Mary Hots ;
snbdiN ision record III the office 81 the
t'iefl- - the tifcuit Court y Noiilssat
County. Florida. excepting iaiih naciifisi
within Atiauti. Ave
] Won and each If YOU are hereby re-
atiii.-i fo appear To the OH OF osaaiisiiA'
fil.ss her il against YOU IN the above ell
+ ,5tl.sg cause. on OF before the hfh staN u
March \ l.. I1..3. being I regular XII
4l,ae t,f this ncrt. the said suit beng 4
z slt4i a.. e,at,.i title 80 the land above ces-
cril,cd.
.Thc Ipavtona naiis News is herets
,l..st..n..t..il - ~. Newspaper ia wines
& MS o,.l.r shall be Published once Weel
~. eight ~ cons, csitiN -. weeks
witness my ii.tNd tsd seal ~ uiii'r a
p.lana Nolu~ia CeAnts. tiorid.', ihi'
I'll. las ~ January 4. =. IT,
~AMI- T.. JORDAN.
Fl.fs, cireut 1eca. IL Nolass.' Goa .'s
fss CLIFFORD na1aS.
i'srsiA ti'i X
iiAri,y 4 HORN.
S,iieiiai luf F"gaia it.int
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SITUATIONS WTD.

YOtfNs; MARRIED MAN. thorpuui:l,
experienced accounting work. siesit :,
permanent position with reliable coin
Germ t.ord references. Address + y.
w Hailv News III 49, It
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR Wishes
pusit N with private family tosDrtd =.
references. Address BOX ~. bsiSto,i.i.
III - II
CIIAt.ffr.t'R neat col1,rcd Young man.
ten yo.rs eNpeiienc handle al make $
81 ears wishes position New York,
%dW jersey and i'"nnst isaita license.
i,flvea wiii go any wheit il ipeFrnaE"nt
position =. I.uwles, 3lS Second StIcct.
Phone III ii1zi *
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21
FIRST rub ! n : Last Aieh Z ei.
Su,T TO QUIET TITLE
In the Circuit Court, Seventh judicial
Circuit. Of Florida. in and for voiu
STA County. In ChanCery.

A,ida VI. kciiy. ccnpla .Bant.
Enie,!rt + Emo if living and il she be
dead, IA, heirs. IL kisises. grantees
aud Al persons Claiming un.i.i En4e-
.ln- 7. i.iat. '.s-,'a.fsssi. 81 "th.i ise.
~ ris premises IN question. E'iz-
.tbeft Raiders ~. il living. and il sh,
b- dead. the ncn-s. dex,sces gran
tees saf4d al persons cl.ii rIar tln.i.'
l.hl.if..fh fttnl.rsen deceased. %
ati.tW Use. =. tie premise. IN lu..S-
tion. ann 40 psss---na unknown claim
ing interests IN The property IN au.s
non ;sJt.ft.3aaist
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ti:iz...,s Utilities and Improvement Gem
i,s.aN Fiori.ia Corporation Roherf
H. Hilton. and Faith \. Hilton. his
wife Comp lainalsts
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

Hear about ~rhc Vice
Of City Lille
First BAPTIST thuieh
Sunday Eve. 30 O'Clock
30 u 1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

*Snnse; PARK Inn for beefsteak
chicken, fish and uyNer dinners Same
as home cooking only better
l3f 1-ol II
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PIX RENT--525 ~ Beach Street. a well
fnrnlsb<si slx room bungalow with All
Box ia Seabreene or phcne sss.
pl-2f- at
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Now is a good time to src Tomoka
River aud the tlilgatofs. Launch SUR
beam Sunset Park t3tl-.l-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-21

sIlear about THE Vie
of city Life
First Baptist Church
Sunday Eve. I 30 O'clock.
81, II II
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith G. Young arriv-
cd Friday evening by motor from
their home in Lansing Mich and
have opened their lovely home on
Halifax avenue. Seabreeze, for the
winter
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FOR SALE OR REN1-'rwo new six
room bungalows, Al modern improve
ments Nicely furnished. Woodland
Ave. near Ridgewood. Tel 504.
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SNAfs--1no feet front on good street
just off North Ridgewood with a cot
taec partly finished for only ~. O0a
$Go' cash viii take ii terms On bal
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them, but facing the choir the second
time. 1t was the first time that any
of Bob Matthews songs had been sung
at the tabernacle
Prayer was offered by Rev. J. ].
Rae, of the First Presbyterian church,
while Mrs. Asher and Mrs. Rodeheayer
sang their old favorite, The Old Rug
ged Cross"
AS Rev. Sunday came up to the plat
form picking his way through the
people that jammed every bit of space,
he passed little boy who was ap-
plauding with hearty good will.
Sunday smiled down at him, and then
running his hand through the boys
hair, ruffled it, while the youngster
gazed up at him in surprise.
Collection Talk.
The collection talk was made by
Mr. Sunday himself 1--WE thrown in
S81 myself since / have been here"
he said, "and this is your debt, not
mine"
Some people are coming up here
from Charleston in special train that
will cost them S5,000," ne went on,
so If they can afford that just to
hear me preach once, l think that this
town should be able to afford the
same amount to pay for this taber-
nacle, and then we should be able to
quit talking about money.