The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-03
MOUNDSVFLLE
KENNETH BEAM TO
SPEAK ON JAPAN
Moundsviue Man, who Is Returned Mis-
sionary, VIII Lecture At FIRST
Presbyterian Church Tonight.

sionary, VIII Lecture AT HFs'
Presbyterian Chureh fohSh''
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Rev Kenneth :. Beam. son "t MT. AM
Mrs II. H. Beam 90 TowG"Sou avenue
AMI a returned %. SS.onJry tr"aI J"P"h.
VIII deliver an H.,V~;rA;"t ''''HE" "'
that country a. ~" FIRST F"us"N'''-'"
csu~ch hero tonight STARTING u: c'EF'
O'clock.
Rev Roam yrer. several years. IN
Janan a, q missionary. on,y yec.S.'v-re-
turning 20 th:- country 10 make his
Nor,e -, I,,moYo. California. 20 engage .a
-. .. .,,....~ IN, r,n.,rr.,,.
,hrrc
r.,. Ram h,s ND varied Cx2eri-
ono, a. ,raa,bsr. teacher. editor and or
,,,nsz~r 81 mission work in many part
- 5aran. lie Is thereby familiar with
a., n5nSrs - the life and customs o.
49,. r.,....,.., mi, NV, VII S-r,k with
-, h,.l tqowlrtye o. HE n tho
n-scr,
Du~.rr his STAY IN Tapa. 10 has taEeH
hundreds o. splendid photographs and
tho slides ne Will use in his lecture
-,oui-h, have been made from them.
\ very largo crowd will .iNC'y hear
r,c,. pnor, \, admission 70 the lecture
w., 40 ,.harrn1
Kfwantaps Held Meeting.
,ar,.ry,. o,,.ndsJ and enthusiastic
,,ss.I,r. - Tho Ki,ya0,s c,uh was lRId
IN :he k.wan'S ''u' last "5Sh,, =. VI.
SnHTr. the president -cS'"Su' '"v
trsc lights went out JuS' a. mo N'e'N-
Ing program Wa .'"S!nN''E %'u IT, 80
ter ha.I o. the session ~ 1t, D" &c,
dark. Talks were mad" Ivy R"N. l. !,
Miller. who - C'"'u'|"- "'e ,''"'
.. tho tfr>; VI. i. chfrrA. ""' -.
Fo-tz. the Srol; executive, SPOKE. II
was library day. when each memher wA'
supposed 70 bring a book or the price
" fons. AZ 4 result "F;y-u''@ '"9,'
were donaNd and SJp j" money va
Judge NesSitt Viii SpcaN. 4, the th'''""-
one after Rev, Gibson AZ iAe "'A''.
Lights Were Ont
M"uHdSV!ue again had e.cStr.'''!
trouble las. night. one y'rc"'i went h'h
shortly before Seveo o.'l'cH' ana 'IS
lights did not come on aS"'h Tor d" 49,
and haT. Frequently W '''S' ','''
has been j'tt.e tr"u"." WIN ''e
t-'ctty. The trouble ."Ht "'A"' vas e"
the lower end o. in"a
small f4"ne heRe. .,y,.,,....
'"'u'' hui"P"'SHS go
pane p"S7sH ~, Us rr,.,, Ss,.-
,,Fi"y ".t"''"O. ~ - - .r,, 49,,
e,'S' "''H % ~. - ,,....n,r :.
f't"e - WIZ ~ -. ,.,,,.;.,.,
- very N'S -, ,,',.. ,r..,.r,ir,
W me- So - - ca ,,,,.....- -,
IN '"nu.',s o' r, 49,, ,,,,p~ : cared
VIC '''''" -
w. ~. rnr,-a, TODAY.
r.,,,or,r ,n-yires Tor William Coo.
,..,.s, ,.c.s~,r who d!cl At the home
80 rtnr,,s r1rl A., Park street. wilt be
hc'd in. afternoon ~ . o'clock Il; The
Fork Ridge Baptist church. Rev. Barley
of ia: church and the c. y. K. Will
have charge a. the services. After NJ.
Goes death his body was taken -
the home of MS only surviving near
relative. Mrs. Melvin Carr of EH"."rS
Station. Mr. Coo was IS Years "r axe
and had l'veA IN NoundSv.'" tor
number ~ years.
Now Firm Has Garage
\. y. S'Nl'z an" w. \. M-.''.. aye
taken o'e" 'F" Victory EHFa-' a. ,''
""N. "'d - N'\,' street ',.' '''
n'.'~ J., GAho. '-' '.''''' 70. ," w.
..N.r - y T.. -
"''.'''.- H'S ''." ..S.'''i q. -...
Eu"Er =" ~ Es..> o.'1 ' 100
"4' '' 49,. '',, "..' "' .''' .. ..''
VIZ" F'..'N' NJ. H..''.@ .''N '.,'.
'-'T o. ~" -''.''-' e. '''
'I'ioE w. M'.-I.,n.
s"pV'sE @S4'y i"h-Sn''
90" >'""- pop. '.
100, 80. 80, -,