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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

beat. Il IS said that Il high school boy
hu.Ls on" ar the r"'"rd" for TIA" hong
eat dia'Imrr nw,U around here. vim
II. ~: ..huu; four m.'r.. atHrtiuI; u good
piece above TIA" camp a. i'""r run and
swimming, 90 TIA" dam al W1rw"ud. Tia"
local team ,Ap",'s (" cop n"Ecral prizes
In ~. h,ah s,h""l meet watch viii b"
held a. IL" Y. NJ e. y
Go to Church Sunday
The Kuirht. or Iyth!as Will ohsrrv"
",;u To church Sunday" May 81. tn"
members VIII attend the First Christian
church IA BODY. where i special pro
gram and service will u" carried out.
On Sunday May g. III" kn!El'H uf
I'yih!as will hold their annual memorial
services At Eiv"rvirw cemetery. J. 7.
Walker. OF st ,'lairsviHc. vii! deliver
the memorial address.
Play Cathedral Today
The lnr-t, h:rh school laSchnl, tea m
WI play tho Cathedral high school Of
Whcclin& at League park this afternoon
At 4.lh l. * th"urh' that Martins
Ferry will have no tr"uhi" defeating the
Cathedral hut. on tn" other hand. they
have ono nf IN" hos, pitchers in tn"
league. Tho gam" promises TO i" i
fast ono.
Rumors OF Special Meeting
II has been rumnrcd that a special
meeting Of The mil mon will be called
for next Saturday IN determine an I'M
rortant mill question. The local Anal
camation meets every week. but more
interest - being taken IN this meeting
than in any previous meetings.
Meeting Of County Council
A meeting of the entire county coun-
ell Of the Hoy Scouts OF America has
been called by Clifford Belt. chairman
Of the committee. to he held at the
Probate Court rooms At St CTarsvillc
Monday afternoon at o'clock. 70
ports Will hc heard from the financial
committees and if enough money is
raised throughout this district the
council will h" asked 10 apply for Il
National charter. All the members are
asked to attend.
Fumigate Jail
Members of tho health department
were busy fumigating tho mems dc
partm"nt Of III" jail Yesterday. The
Jail is rumiEatcd frequently So Is
to avoid any disease II is thought I
the work will hc finished by tods
To Have Opportunity Dav
The members OF the Retail Mcrcma g
Bureau will have Il Community Sales
Day or Opportunity Day. Tuesday. May
%. All ',"rrhantS who belong TO this
bureau VIII have Il sale on special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
MELLOTT, ARNOLD
FUNERALS SATURDAY


tn" '"H"r''.~ yer ,"' '"'' ,,", 49,, ~,
Ola "r''-E.>' .'"', 'H''''N -
'!r'" ,"'"''''' 80
saturday 60,
Funeral services '"r MI .Nh'." y
he SATURDAY ai''r"".. II az ~" ''''H =, t :
"a lat" h"n" ''iI ''u"fhS"N H,r''" "r
r"'rh.n" Mkt H.. placed !" me I'"H' -, ia
NANS"ivuH ''""".n@ '"' -, ~ ~ .
Arnold ""S "I"d go YEARS '"i'" NJ
sudden. bong 'i'ri"ui"1 |" ""N'
tr'\,.''. II" leaves VIE an" '"o
duu-h,"rS.
services t"r tn" lat" NJ \ =. M'l-
lott VII b" he! SATURDAY morning at
}" u'ciuCN 80 MS lat" home. 100" Hell
mot >'rrr'. Rev J. II Palmer Of the
r:r~, " T. ,hUrrh Will HAY" chasE".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

aged 81 years. who was killed In an &C.
cident at the coke plant Of the LaBelle
Iron Works . Yesterday. Tho young
workman WAS working on 4 high scat
fold and losing his balance. fell To tho
ground fracturing his skull. do died
within a frw minutes after being pick
ed I'D and waS brought 10 a local
mOrgue.
Mills Shut Down
As result Of the main shaft OF the
hot mill engine breaking AT the Fou1ns-
bee Brothers plant at FollanSoee To-Day,
r!-hj mills OF The plant were forced to
ehut down and repairs. II is said Will
take no less than month. The accI-
dent f"rces half Of the mills employees
into idl-ness. The Follansbee Brothers
have been working full time for many
months
Charged With Theft
RAYMOND Merritt. who was arrested
here today. charged with the theft OF
an auto battery belonging to Gus Beck
or. local merchant. Is alleged TO have
confessed and Implicated Harry Orwick,
local man. vino is now under arrest al
Peru. Ind charged with the theft OF
an auto. Orwick will be brought back
here in case Of his release at Peru.
Beetham Talk
Hon. Rupert B"ctham or Cad11, ca2-
didate for governor OF Ohio. was guest
If the Steubenvillc kiwanis club at the
weekly meeting today and delivered an
address on "C!tizcnship." During his
talk he mentioned the taxation problem
confronting the state OF Ohio and de-
clared thai the Smith one per cent law.
which has put all municipalities deep
in debt, is the most insane piece OF leg.
is!atinn ever written into the laws Of
The state.
Placed on Trial
Stanley Zalewski. charged with Soc
ond degree murder for the killing OF A.
hin Waskabish in January. 1921. wa:
placed on trial here today. The two
men got into Il fight over which was the
best man" and the battle ended in
Zalewski shooting his opponent
No Action Taken.
Mayor Frank Hawkins has as yet
taken no action To askthe court to ap-
point a board Of arbitration to adjust
the trouble between the employees and
tho S,cuhcnvlic. East Liverpool 4 Bea-
Yer Valley Traction company. He IL
still awaiting the companys answer ia
q proposal made by a citizens commit,
tee to resume operation Of street car
service pending final settlement, and
will take no action regarding an arbi.
,ration hoard until Friday. providing
tho company fails TO answer In the
meantime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
STEUbENVILLE
x-Whee|ing Woman
Succeeds in Suicide
Had Made Several Attempts at Self De
struction Since Death Of Hus-
band One Year Ago.

Steuhcnvil!c. o.. May 1l-Aftcr ten
days Of intense suffering, Mrs. Edna
Murphy. aged sc years. former hotc!
pruprictreSS Of this city. died at tn"
Gill hospital today from the effects Of
poison taken one week ar" with Suicida!
intent. The woman who mad been brood
ing over ;ho death Of n"r husband about
year ago in an accident at the Liberty
hotel which she conducted here AT that
time, had made several previous at
t..mptS I" end her life. police state. De
cca sod. while. known herr a. Edna Muir
ply, was in reality. Mrs. Edna decker.
and Sh" cam" her" from Pittsburgh
4 bout five years ago. She was well
known in Wheeling and resided Their"
for a time. Her remains were removed
=" Il morEu" wh"r" they were claimed
by relatives from PITTSBURGH.
For New Road.
Announcement WAS made today tha.
the state highway depart mcnt has CertI-
ned he sum Of Si"."G0 10" tho improve
men, Of the Georges Run road in JET
rcrsnu county. Application for state i'm
Nrovcmcnt OF th!s highway WAS made
. bout - yea no Icy representative
Harry Carpenter Tho road connects
Srcuhrnvillc with Smithu"ld. Mt. Pleas
ant ann l''lloHNh'' anu - wv ! I''
most important highways in the county.
II ha.: been in haF condition for years.
Reed Pound Guilty.
John T.. Reed. ColOrcd. Ct Nj. Plea
ant. vas ftIrd guilt" "f manSiauEhior
Icy q Jury hero this afternoon. II" jury
iv" hours. rnC"iVin" the
,H.,.;'. charge nj a. m. Reed VAS
charged with killing William Jackson.
TISn rolorod. ut Mt. Pleasant in 1870.
tho trouble ming over Reeds wife.
I!cod claimcl he shot in scIf-dcfcnse.
Intending that he did not fire until
Jackson lad dr?wn a Gi:n on him
Work nan Killed.
TounCe,nw relatives today claimed
tho tody of Spuros Mastoridis. Greek,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
. BELLAlRE
IS GRADUATES At.
LOCAL HI SCHOOL

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OF srnna a., va" sr. ~ ,Sr radna,rs
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

I3lUic class Of the South Hel!a'ro NJ. T..
church were entertained 1t tho church
last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Authorizes Transfer.

Judge W. w. Cowen OF the common
IDEAS court Yesterday authorized n
transfer Of funds IN an amount OF ~
900 from the General fund Of the city
10 the safety fund in order that salaries
" n-cmcn and policemen might he paid
Council had authorized the Application
Tor the transfer and City Auditor Hon-
man and Solicitor Waddeu appeared in
court yesterday and were granted the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Boggs Candidate

II is generally reported her" that Hon
f. y. RoEgs. of BARTON will hN a "and'-
date for county commission at the pri-
mary election 70 be held In August Mr..
RorCS = one of the hest known resi-
dents Of tho county and he would civ"
any person In the county 4 hard hattl"
for either the nomination or election.
II is CnDrrdnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

JUST ARRIvED-Au sizes of Milk Crooks Jars Jugs and
Flower Pots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10

years leave OF absence. DR.. Boat
wright said yesterday, however. that
he would take but the four months
in all likelihood. This will be the
first long leave that the local uni
NerSitys president has been able Ia
ENJOY sincc becoming the executive
head Of the school In 1895.
II Will he recalled that Dr. Boat :
w,igh, underwent II serious opera :
ton last year. from which he has
apparently fully recovered. TIL.
strain al travel will therefor. find
him III after his former disability
ON two other occasions DR.. Hoat-
wright spent, some time abroad.
which WAS JUST before H.. accepted
til" presidency Of the Richmond in
Stitution. At that time. the initial
occasion being lSS?-.0. and the
second 1892. he was II student. His
studies enrolled him at Leipzig
Halle. and Tn" Sorbouur. where h.
wished to return for q degree when
the presidency WAS rendered him.
DIR. Hoatwright is Il native OF
i:uck CHAM County and IA graduate
az the University OF Richmond. when
conducted under the name Of Rich
mond College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
RICHMOND LAWYERS BACK
ZONE SYSTEM FOR CITY
Association Adopts Report
Recommending Amend.
mcnt to Charter.

ihc Richmond Bar Association yes
submitted 10y a subcommittee consist
ing OF John j. Blake. ~. T.. Miller. NJ
bert o. Hoschcn. Arden Howell and r
j. Martin. recommending to the Leg
stature an amendment to the char
ter. III the shape OF an cuahiinS act
granting the city -: Richmond tho
right. through couucilmanic action
10 abolish the zone system"
Sue an act will empower the
Council or other governing power t.
d"Sisnat" certain territory in cities
Tor specific purposes. Accompanying:
this enabling act the committee ri su
submitted the draft "r an act specify
Ing details in connection with the
methods Of rccordation al platS and
transfers of land by which the "ris i-
nal idea may b" carried out.
TIL" plan is supported by the Dir.c-
tor of Public Works. tn" City Atior-
ney and III. Richmond Chapter, Assoc
ciation OF American Engineers Upon
tn" adoption Of tn" report President
Joseph &. Taylor was authorized Ia
name committee az five tn appear
before the Legislature to urge action
on the proposed measures Tn. on
ablinf act is designed :" give city
Council fun power to divide the city
ut" Districts designed for specific pur-
poses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
WILL IRON OUT Wrinkles
IN RED|STR|CT|NG BILL
Final Skirmish on Measure
Will Take Place i'm Senate
Chamber Today.
orrosITioN IS orrEnED
Placing OF Page County, 6. q. T..
stronghold. In Snmc Senatorial dis
trirt with buckingham County.
VIII be c"ntrstcd-Otrcr Fight.
Loom.

| The final skirmish ON the rcdis-
trtctinE bill to be presented to the
General Assembly will take place in
l'thc Senate chamber at 10 o'cInrk this
morning when the committee having
the measure In hand will assemble at
The call of Chairman OLA. OF I.un-
cnburE County.
7 Opposition will ic offered against
the placing of Page County. "A Re-
publican stronghold. In ,hr same
senatorial district with Rockiuenatn
county. thus weakening tho chances
Tor Democratic success in Roch inS-
ham. Opponents to the committees
recommendation declared last night
I mat " the proposed bill went Ia the
hoor of the House IL would meet de-
feat. while those in favor Of tho
change commended that the opposition
would he offset by the strength
brought from the Southwest through
tn" chang" in tho senatorial district
now composed of the city Of Bristol
and the Counties Of Washington and
Smyth
The plan is I" switch Rmss"ll. a
Democratic county. from razcwcIi
and buchanan 10 Washington and tn"
city OF Bristol. which would make
'H'H cNtfWhelfnlHElN Democratic. RS
placing Smyth County with TaHcwcll
ana buchanan. III" Nineteenth District
would remain Republican,. and taxi"
away the dangers which now bcsct
Washington ana Bristol by having
Smyth tackled onto them.
II is probable" also tina, Chcs .crncld
VIII oppose being placed in the dis
trict composed Of Hrnrico. Charles
city. James city. New Kent and YORK.
for the reason that IL will be the
only county south Of the James River
In the district, and. by being placed
with those counties. Chesterfield VIII
los" the orobabl chance Of having
I'm additional Senator at some future
time.
II thcse three wrinkles can hc IRON
"h out by the committee today. there
VIII hc hut slight opposition to tn.
measure in the General Assembly, II
not smoothcd out. tn. dissatisfied ion
Is expected To bring about tho defeat
Of the committees recommendations
upon the floors of the TWO branches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
CONVICT 4 OF LARCENY
IN HUSTINCS COURT
Judge Richardson Says .City Farm
Might S"I,r Problem or linn
hlin. Various Minor CnsrS

'nri"S in the Hastings Court yes
''r"'N returned y"rdicts Of guilty in
'h" '"Ii"w'ng cases: G. II. Holland.
t'"hh larceny. one year in the peni-
''h'l"fN l.. g. Draper. grand larceny
on" !"ar: Aubrey Freeman, petit lar
'"hA' thre" months in tail: -. 4.
'''""H". petit Larceny. thrc.- months
sentence suspended to January II.
IN commenting upon several cases
'''"f" MIN. Judv Richardson cx-
pressed IN" belief that city farm
m'Sh' S"lN" the problem Of handling
"'p'"rahi" cases Of minor Import.
Wh'r" IN" culpritS might he offered
inducements to reform. and wh.re
health conditions might aid i'm rec
'"h'a' !"h OF wasted bodies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
RECOMMENDS ABOLITION
OF ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE
Ordinance Committee Would
Merge Place With That
of Auditor.
URGES ADOPTION or MEASURE
Quite, Will Embrace That or Clerk
ship of Finance Goinmittcc-Crrrirs
Sninr! of S:.1o0 nud Effects saw
Ing To city or xaOu.

The Ordinance Committee OF CITY
council last night accepted tn. re-
port OF its subcommittee. and rec
commended to Council tho adoption Of
an ordinance aboiishing the Office Of
Auditor and City Accountant. ana
creating the position OF City Auditor.
whose duties shall embrac. that Of
'ierkship Of the Financ. Committee.
and who shall he subject To tn. dir"c-
ton Of that committee. 'rh. "rdin-
ancc was adopted after considerable
debate. 1t carries a salary OF s.. zoe.
while that Of the Office which il Sup.r-
""d-s produced salary Of S2.6ro
TIL" ordinance is -rcarlinr in
it's requirements. giving authority to
any official or member Of Council to
obtain informaii"n concerning any
ollie" or department. in thc city uov.
eminent. The subcommittee which
framed the ordinance consisted nf
Nid"rman ordway Pullcr. Alderman
NHnhhlly and Councilman Morton
committee from the Richmond
First Club. headed by Wilmer l..
oflahcrtN. appeared before the COM
mitt"e with suggestion that steps
h" taken to consolidate. the Offices
"f CITY Collector and city Treasurer.
not merely as financial measure
hut as matter of efficiency. Mr..
oflah"rty presented numerous doc.
umcnts indicating the wishes or
prominent business men in the prcut-
'ScS. ana showed that tho .combina-
non could he effected with lttlc
trouble" ana that the result not only
would show financial saving To tn.
Inn, Nu,ill
Ncni"nt avenue through which 10
pay taxes.
tn. proposition, on motion OF Nj
English. was scheduled to he taken
"r next Monday night. when certain
proposed amendments to the charter
viii h. dis 'usscd upon suggestion OF
Mayor Ainslie. who will present 4
hmmhrr Of papers already referred
t" Council
IN" committee discussed tho r,eo-
inti"h proposing an increased sai.ry
'"r 'hc Guy Attorney. bat no dcrin:t.
conclusion Was reached. An urdm-
mh''' proposed by Councilman Eodrn.
hNsnr tn. salary at $1,000 was dis
ouSsci.
The question Of en'ar.in. thu.
Fourth Precinct. clay ward. l.v
changing it's boundaries was referred
|" III" ward delegation. Walter puk.
'iydc w. saunders. John NJ. Purcell
and city Registrar w"ohsou. al ad.
N"CatinS some method of relief
MIS-. Janet stuart Durham apprarcd
before til" committee in advocacy OF
Inc us" OF voting machines at cleo
lions in Virginia. directing the civ
Attorney 10 advocate such a plan
before the legislature. The r.soiu-
ii"h was recommended 10 Council
Tn" fun membership or the committee
was present at the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
AID. MEN TO DISCUSS
copy AT MEETING
Carl Bixby. OF Local Advertising
Agency. VIII Make Talk-Srs-
zion ENIln,Hrh bH DANCE

The weekly meeting of the Rich
mond Advertiser. Chh will he held
at o'clock tomorrow night at Muir
phys Hotel. and Will he featured
with copy Cabaret Copy The
salesman. Will lie the subject of II
talk by carl Rixby. head OF the copy
department az Cecil. Barrcto X Cecil:
some costly Mistakes in Copy" will
Il" The subject Of a paper by Mrs. T..
II. i;"wman. head or tho womcn's de-
partmcnt Of the Merchants National
i'anh. and Il. r. IIotZ", Jr.. advcrtis-
me manager Of The Planters Nation
al i;ank. viii speak on What tn.
Right COPY Can DO"
Tn" dinner will De followed by "a
dance, and each member will bring
his wife or sweetheart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
lor,irul,uri.,. Cnn,rn. Herr

beginning with Il session toni. lat
the Virginia state horticultural So
cicty viii hold u convention running
through tomorrow and Wednesday,.
Tie sessions viii hc held in MurphyrS
Hotel. and the convention VIII he
featured Win an exhibit Of fruits
from RIOS" tiin orchards. operated by
James Craig. al WaNncSboTo. and
the apples 10 h- exhibited Will he tn.
vie winners at the New York show.
and also at the Virginia state Fair
ana uthcr fairs. Addresses on tho
financial status aud difficulties 81 the
fruit growers Viii be delivered 10y j.
~ CARRIER. of Timh"rvillc. and w.
:. Campbell. Of Winchester. TWO Of
the hest known apple experts in the
valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
DIR. cartwright WILL SAIL
ON TRIP ABROAD NEXT MONTH
President of University of Richmond to Visit Battle.
fields of Europe and Study English Educational
Systems During -Four Months Tour.

Just back from n three day trip to
New York where he went in the
interest OF future plans FOR the uni-
NersiiT OF Richmond. DR.. r. w.
foatwriSht. president of the local
university made known yesterday
that he would make an extended trip
abroad in til" near future. where. in
addition 10 touring. he will study
the systems OF some OF the larger
EhEliSh universities. Or. Boat =
wright accompanied by Mrs Boat =
wright. will leave New York Feb
ruarN ! aboard til" i.apland. and will
be gone until May -.
ON the itinerary OF Dr. and Mrs.
cartwright are such places as
Madeira. where the I.apland will
make its initial stop. Gibraltar.
Alci"rs. and Naples. The course OF
travel viii lead back across Europe
through Rome, switzerland, the
European hattleii"lds, Paris and
across the Channel to England.
Since Dr. Eoatwrivht anticipates
studying the English universities.
the longest stop OF the trip will be
spent in England.
The univrrsity'S trustees last June
granted President ioatwrieht "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
ASSURES Y. R. & P. MEN
OF QUICK COUNCIL ACTION
Chairman Fuller Authorized
by Committee to Convey
Message to Employees.

Chairman Ordway Fuller was au-
ihoriZcd by the streets Committee
las; night to convey to Il committee
from the street car employees. who
had asked II. Il mcs,i 80 stating that
che committee would. az IL had al
WAYS DONE. push To a rapid conclusion
IL" consideration Of all matters nov
IN its hands concerning the street
ear situation Alderman Fuller
stated that such a committee had
called upon HIN ami asked to have
an official statement from the com
mittcc. Tho request. on motion OF
Councilman Edgar u. English. was
granted
III" committee further discussed
tho petition OF jonathan Eryan and
others asking the right To erect a
bridge a"r"ss the river at Eyrd Park.
upon which II toll fee might be
rharaed. \ subcommittee "f thrc.
was named to look into every phaS.
&C the situation. aud To request the
city Attorney To urge charter
amendment ny which such structures
may t." erected. Thc subcommittee
embraces Alderman Epps, Council
men Moore ana sullivan.
y resolution OF which Alderman
Woody is patron. providing for the
erection Of viaduct over Shockoe
valley. connecting Church lin with
the western section Of the city. was
referred 10 III" Director OF Public
Works for "a report
The committee accepted tn" dcdi-
cation at certain streets aud alleys
in subdivision of lots in pUvaI'S
Addition. and resolution 20 that
end was recommended TO Council. a.
was a similar dedication for opening
aud extending Delaware. Avenue
south Richmond.
I.ncrs directing an inquiry AZ to
the practicahility OF tho purchase and
operation Of ihe street car lines 10y
The city. aud To repeal the ordinance
granting i-ccnt fare. were tabled
20 ncar from tho patrons-toun"N-
men Merton. Johns, Mann and Dick
erson. Eight members uf the COM
mittcc wer" present, the only va
cancy hcinc that created by the re-
tir"mcut Of Councilman Rose. no on"
having been selected t. MI his place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
BAPTlSTS PLAN REVIVAL
SERVICES NEXT WEEK
Pr"mincnt Local Pastors VIII French
Daily ut iinrtnn Heights Church,
nrGInnInR SnnhnN

Rev. George Il. Waite. pastor OF
barton Heights baptist Church. will
conduct revival services beginning
sunday morning and CONTINUING
throughout The "cck TO the follow
ing sunday. Prominent minister's OF
Eichmond Will assist. preaching al
each service
Tho program follows SUNDAY
morning, Rev. X -. Garland ,crre.
tarN 90 the state Mission Board
evening. Rev. j !. Love. Foreign Mis-.
"i"n Board. Monday evening. Rev.
SCION g.. Cousins; Tuesday, l.cv. w
w Weeks; Wednesday,. Rcv i r.
Watts Thursday. Rev H. Aubrey
Williams; Friday. Rev George ".
Mcdaniel. Saturday evening. sunday
morning and evening. Rev j. y. Hen
dcrs"n. secretary L.aymcn's Move
m"nt of tho Southern BAPTIST CON
v"ntinn.