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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Whites Station

Whites Station, Jan. Reuben
Baker of Rockford has opened up a
general merchandise store in the Mrs.
]. r. Maupin building.-Taylor Kayse
and family have moved to the Rob
ert Mason farm from Lexington. Mr.
kayse was formerly resident of this
section. and we welcome him back in
TO our midst.-Wallace Jones, who
managed the II. J. Twigg farm last
year, has moved his family to Rich
mond-Mason Dunn has rented and
moved to the John Ballard farm for
the year Of 1922.-C. c. Maupin is
residing with his bachelor friend
Lawson Hockaday, to assist him on
the farm.-Mr. and Mrs. John Parks,
who recently married, will soon begin
housekeeping on his fathers farm
Neda Ritter, Sr. has moved his fam
lily from the Edgar Moore farm back
to his old homeplace here-Edward
Cochran's family are at present re.
siding at the VIM. Smith place in the
village.-Robert Cochran, Jr.. who
was in New Mexico several months
for his health, has returned home
Uncle Buck Johnson continues quite
i'll with not much change in his case.
John McWilliams stays fat and
saucy as ever, giving everyone a
smile and laugh he meets each day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Her Idea of IL,

"My dear" said Mr.. Plunger when
he went home one evening, 1--WE some
thing important to tell you-a receiver
has been appointed to take charge of
my affairs"
How nice" cOOed Mrs. Plunger.
"When will he hold his first recep-
tlonT
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Away Out Of Style.

-Does your wife complain when her
clothes are out OF style"
mot always" replied Mr.. Meekton.
"She went 10 costume ball last win
Ter and insisted. regardless Of ex.
pense. In dressing like Queen Eliza.
beth"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Optimism Of Candidates.

SLOWS Sam Twobble getting along
In his race for constable?"
"He's greatly encouraged"
"Yes1"
"Three citizens accepted cigars this
morning and assured him Of their sup
port. Sans predicting a groundswell."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
Money Misapplied.

"Did money ever help you TO win
an electionf"
"On several occasions replied Sen
ator Sorghum. at wasn't money that
spent myself, however. The oppo-
sition hOurished so large campaign
fund that 1t made their candidate look
like tired business man instead Of
q statesman"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19

Ohio next Week.-Mrs. Kinda Pitt
man is home on a visit.-Miss Tressie
Jones is home from Berea, where she
has been attending school.-Riley
Layne has returned from Ravenna,
where he has been at work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
The Murmurina Congregation.

And the Lord spoke unite Moses and
unto Aaron, saying How long shall
I bear with :I,s est congregation,
which murnur against mot MURDERS
~ aRT
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19

this place and now Of Indiana, says
he wants TO see The Citizen coming
his way again.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19
I'D Like to Be.

I'D like TO be little hsh.'
Said youthful Jack McGrath.
"For then ia have no ears to wash,
Nor halter take a bath"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19

HE SHOULD WORRY
Wife: Not so fast George, you're
frightening your poor old aunt TO
death In the back seat.
Hubby: Calm yourself dear.
there's a handsome legacy coming
TO me when she's gone.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-01-19

LESSON Tent Kings q .l-2s.
GOLDEN TENT-Be sure your sin Will
find you out-Num. BIB.
REFERENCE MATERIAIs-Lev. - :3-S,
Amos $40. Micah 3.l-i
PRIMARY TOPlC-The Sin Of Selfish
ness
Selfish King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
--Jehovah's champion Feared.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Respecting the Rights Of others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Deaths
CHARLTON

suddenly. November
~, 1879. In Norfolk VI. Mr.. Pam.
Charlton h"m-in- siIl he =, nom. Of
her Sit"r. Mas N-lii. Huiiork. SOC \
Twenty MIN street. Fuh,r.l note,
laItr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
TURKEY READY TO MAKE
TREATY WITH AMERICA
IRN AsancinIoh prn.u

By Associated Press
LAUSANNE. Nov. 2S.-Turtcy viii
be- glad to make "A general treaty
with tn" United states and will NJ,
happy To begin negotiations AT any
time. lsm"t lashe informed The AS
sociatcd Ir"ss tonight
The representative of tn. k.malIst
government has not yet begun any
treaty p"urparlerS with Ambas Sador
Child. but said he stood ready 10
inaugurate an exchange of views at
the ii,st available moment. Isme,
showed lively interest in the rcpOrts
that treaty of amity and commerce
would probahly ,b- an outcome Of
ia" Lausanne conference and asked
Tor Information az tn whether the
American people wanted to d.vrlop
their friendly relations with his
country.
lsmct scemed anxious abou, The
American Official attitude towards
n" Turkish demands tor abolition
OF the capI,ulaiion., saying:
wv" wish 10 establish our own
courts and try all cases For.icu.rs
may -" assured that ,h-. will &c,
" iair trial. We hav" heard TIM,
Americans and others object To on,
courts, as founded on the religious
t-n"ts Of Mohnmn-d This ~ M;
true. RrliTion is one thing In ON,
country. law another. aud the law
viii he fhiriN aud honestly admins
tered"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
COOPERATIVE. WINS IN
WAKE COUNTY COURT

iSpecial 10 The Tim-s -Dispatch.
RALEIGH. y -. Nov. 2S-Anotucr
complete LEGAL victory was won by
the Tri-State T"naccr Growers 90
Operative Associations Ia wake SUI
ptrior Court today when Judge =.
G. Lyon granted permanent re-.
sirainin2 orders in all the eleven
cases tried today. and denied rc-
moval az The cases Of T.. \ EIks aud
j. y. Eiwards OF Pitt County. aud
{. NJ Win-tehd. Of Person Comfy.
This Was the second hatch e..
psrmaneut lnjunctions against d,
livery % tobacco BY members out,
side NJ the association. tn. hrst
batch having been granted n, Nash.
vile by Judge Frank Daniels s.y-
eral weeks ago. The victory today
for the co'operHtives wa. the NOR.
notable because rft.en prominent ri
torneyS Tor defendants practically
abandoned argument and left The
n"ln I" The 90. operatives
When wake County Conrt orcn.J
M"nday morning. there was on hand
mo largest stray OF North Caroline
ablest legal talent that had hoe,
ERihtred together tn one pI.c. In
manE months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
TRINKLE SEEKS
LIGHT ON PEOPLES WISHES

by the pro bond advocates. hut an
expression given that the bond issue
would lee prevented even though the
call was tn provide temporary funds
only. The bond Issue members rc-
fused to vote FOR 4 gasoline tax un-
less IL was used for the purpose Of
bond iSsu" and the autibond NOM
bers refused TO vot. for "a gnsoline
tax unless II vas used To pay as
you go" although both sides were
willing 10 levy IL gasoline tax IL used
Tor their approved euds.
] want {" stat" as cmphaiically as
can that ! am most deeply inter-
eStcd in tn. development of our high
way system and providing the means
Tor reasonably rapid construction
@ III" same. ana that. so far as my
light goes now, believe that the
issuance of bonds is TIL. most feasible
way OF meeting the situation, II al
ways being understood that caso-
lin" tax is To he levied to automatic
ally TAX" care uf the principlc and
interest OF said bonds. but mus, be
frank TO say. without I'm amy way
meaning I" suggest the feasibility
"f or the probability ~ such n plan
becoming law, that would feel
compelled Ia civ. serious and inter
"st"d consideration To any plan that
might II. proposed ny tn" next Cen
eral Assembly elected flesh from the
people. which would provide funds
Ia build th" roads aud pay for them
as they are built
In passing on this matter. I have
acted in the cnparity. not of an iudi-
Nidua'. or IN acceptance with any
individual views | may hold or have.
nii in accordance with what con-
c"iN" 10 IL" my duty 10 tn. entire
people Of this state. vicwing Il from
III" standpoint OF he position I hold.
| want Ia state I am still willing
TO call an extra session OF the Cen
eral Assembly for II bond issue, pro-
Niu"d IN" request comes to me from
substantial majority OF the mem
nefS OF IN" General Assembly by De
c"mh"r Is. 1872. aud by "a substantial
majority. moan II SAT. forkIng ma
loritN. sufficient 4" meet the hazards
81 Il Legislative" body. Or. am win.
ing Ia cam nm "Nira session Of ,hr
General Assembly Tor III, purpus. a.,
raising temporary funds FOR ioo3 or
raising temporary funds for loea or
for the purpos. Of providing funds
i"r pawn. as YOU 60" provided a
substantial majority of the members
ar tn" General Assembly request IN.
call OF the Smme for either ON, NJ
tho plans.
For the Information of the uuhIic
might stat" that undcs III. Cunsti
'"fi"n. IN" General Assembly can
'"hN"h" on application uf two-thirds
OF IN" members OF both houses and
"h"n In session can sonxidcr any
mnt'ers they d"sir" To consider
tSiEn"d) il. I.E.E TRINKlE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
FRANCE IS PREPARING
FOR F0RC|DLE ACTION
Cabinet Proposes TO Occupy
Ruhr District, Unless Sat
isfaction Is Obtained.
IEN ASsncintnd rress.


rAItlS. Nov. 2S.--AlthouEh the ma
jority OF the members of the r"para-
tons comm IsSlon ara opposed Ia Pre-
micr Poincarc'S plan for direct ac-
tion for the collection OF the Ger
man indemnity, there in growing
feeling that the French government
wili soon be In q position where II
Will be forced to take independent
measures against Germany,
This impression is based on the
uncertainty M To whether the pro-
posed interallied financial confer
"n"r at Brussels will actually take
place. and the stl!l greater uncer-
ta!nty over the prospects OF agree
m"nt If the meeting is cancelled.
Meeting Significant.
Following the announcement OF
the Cabinets plan for occupation q.
tho Ruhr district. In the event
france does not obtain satisfaction
before January IL. the meeting Of
rrcmirrs which will probably be held
IN Paris carly next week has as
Shm"d considerably mor. Importance.
Til" presence Of Prime Minister
i'onhr Law. ut the conference now
seems assured, hui the participation
81 premier Mussnlini OF Italy. il not
yet confirmed.
place before the rrcmicrs aud as
pccially before Bunar Law This
plan. which was approved nj tn.
cabinet meeting today. provides for
u reduction OF the German Indemnity
I" reasonable figure. probably 80. :
"to."0o.00O gold marks. In return for
rnnceliatiuu OF the French debt to
''r"at britain. 1t also contemplat.r
raising largo International loan,
hhlf L. be devoted 10 sterilization of
tie German murk aud the remainder
I" payment Of repurations To France.
Would give aIorntorium.
moratorium OF several ,carx
would lee accorded Germany. but tn.
most rtSid guarantees would b, "a.
acted. and 1t commission On repara-
;i"ns would exercise complete con.
tr"i 81 ti"rmany's finances.
The Associated Press was Informed
tonight 10y members OF III. French
d"lcG"ti"n /" The commission that
unless such plan IL substantially
pGr"cd to by the allins. Franc. viii
tax" the nn'y other course open To-
her namely. seizur. Of the products Of
til" Rmhr and absolute control nr tn,
French Hhin"laud."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
ASSENT MiDDIES ToOk
~ FLASH CnILECTIoS

lhN sNSSp'9dl"N lrpSS
ANNAPOLIS, MD. Nov. .S-N.
though the Naval Acadcmy authori
ties refused To discuss Secretary
benbEs charges Of intuxicatior
among ,h- mid>hipmon. after tl.
football sam" at Philadelphia last
SATURDAY IN the absence OF ofDciaI
Information on the subject. IL Is
known that th- Official, are anxious.
TO md the guilty midshipm-n and
punish them In this. ii l. declared
Secretary lIenby VIII bc backed to
me limit by Admiral Wilson. tho
superintendent.
Admiral wilson has taken the
strongest stand a.aiuSi drinSiue uu,!
he has also hrnk"n NY the prnctic-
of openly betting on ihe game. This
used TO hc a rcguiur feature OF the
service game.
one fact. Qnr. generally known
ahou, Annapolis j that "a group al
ruids ip,nen several Gays prior t.
thr game were engaged IN collecting
all th- smhll TASKS "htaiuatl. from
the various local >t"r-s whether
ihry had local source OF liquor
surply - not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
REFUSES TO CALL.
A SPECIAL SESSION
OF ASSEMBLY NOW
continued From First Pare

''"h'ihhen From First Tage)
t"h"r and November. amounting. Ia
N'o"ho" month. which would TAX.
Hp all OF TIL" cash balance TN. mill
IAN on I'"2 VIII he available in I've.
ctmh"r. Tn" mill tax of 1922 has
"""h aiiocai"d 10 projects aud by the
Inn" y - avn!!ah Bile l. vii! have, n,,n
obligated almost in its entirety tn
contracts. This viii leaN. the appro-
hriatI"n OF f2Di. 900 and the new F.t-
"rhl ala available In July az the only
S'hl" highway funds which can he
U.s." Tor new contracts untii Nuvcm-
her, when II viii be- possible to let
contracts against the 1921 mill tax
receipts. This will mean that any
contracts OF amy proportion must IT,,
financed out OF Robertson act loans.
which can he expended only ON the
roads Tor which the money is loaned.
Relies Upon Localities loans.
with the inactivity in huildi..
stat" highways during 1923 In pros
r"ct with the small funds available
Tor new contracts under present APP
rr"printi"ns. the state Highway Com
mission viii be compelled u devote
its major attention To the building Of
roads financed by loans rrum cites.
towns, corporations and ndividua Is
under the Robertson act. Under this
act III" money is advanced without
interest to I've repaid as the alloca .
lions arc regularly made 10 the pre-
i"ciS. The State Highway COMMITS.
SION has announced on several occa
s."ns thut. regardless OF the small
amount OF road funds available in
any one year. these projects VIII bt
treated as If they had never been
built and given their regular order al
allotment "f funds. Pursuing this
policy some Of he small funds avail
able i'll 1872" viii so back In the com
muniti"e which have advanced il.
STnc" the Robertson act has been
in force. loans /" tn" amount uf So
hoo,uno hay" been advanced {" the
STATE. In view Of the long delay in
! completing the state highway system
~ may be rHp"ci-d that this amount
will he greatly Increased during 1s23
a. wealthy communities have found
thn' the uS" Of tn" road IN their com
munity is worth the interest How
ever, The state Highway Commission
cannot max. plans in mdvanc" 10 han
de this money 49, II comes In ut irrcI
ular periods. hciu. turned over To tn,
state Highway Commission Whenever
tn" community iuaniIs in" monny de-
I rid's To finance u road project. II
! is generally recognized that using
/ Robertson act money docs.not tend Ia
! build e connected stat" highway sys-
; tenn, aS only counties and cities which
} van Rnurd to put M the money and
2 pay the interest charT" can take ad-
vantage ~ IT, They may lac .N.
pcct"d Ia finance "ny the m'lcaG,
which is Of purely local vnlwc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29

fare are eligible to membership. w.
FIeet Kirk was elected chairman OF
The membership committee. Other
members of the committee are get
to be appointed
Secretary John G. Koibe told of
the Succnssful fight in behalf OF n
100000 appropriation for the ilIumi-
nation of Grace Street from Ninth
street to Jefferson street n. .a-
piained that four lights are TO be
placed on each block. Dir. Kolbe
also said that Colonel william 81.
Myers Director Of Public safety.
had AxplaIn-d to him that on..way
traiiic plopy Grace street would not
b" established for some time to come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
BRITAIN INSISTS
ON WAR TREATY

Continued From First pnwc)
was seriously holIlru up tho work
OF the frontier con,a..s'r1. al! have
contributed to MAKE Lausanne un-
easy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Russian Ro,. I.usx,Iuu.

OF the frontier cnn'a.*s'u,, all have
contributed to make Lausanne un-
easy.
Russian ROi. Pusxiiuu.
= Furthermore. doIh.s rs to the OK.
&c, role Russia vii play at the con.
ference have eycitUi a"pr.hension3
The Russians hur. nuuuunc cd their
active support OF tie TURKS ~ all
Turkish. claims ind by some IRE OK
pected 10 plead the Turkish cause as
n II were their own. To what OK
tent they will DO abba to pariicipnte
in the conference stiil remains in
doubt tonight.
England and Erap,a seem Get,r-
minod not TO permit moro than n
discussion OF the straits. put IL is
reported that the actual decision
the Russian petition is heid M
until the Italian Delegates near IRON,
Premier Mussolini. who has o.cn ad-
rocatlng great freedom Of speech at
Lausanne.
American Official intervention
sistence upon the open door In Tn.
Near East--continuea to affect tn.
calm Of the conference. II aDpcars
especially to nave afforded area,
moral support 10 the Turks in their
general demand for treatment ON
basis of equity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
FIX RESPONSIBILITY
F0RDRUNKENNESS
Naval Board Named 10 Probe
Alleged Cadet Mis-.
conduct.
RE VENT REPETITION
DENLY Is Determined TO End
Conditions He Declares
DisgracefuI.
p r EVENT REPETITION
IR, Associntcn rrrsx.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Appoint-
ment OF n naval board L. investigate
the "disvracofml' conduct OF mid
shipnen at ball at Philadelphia
Saturday after the annual Army
Navy football! game was announced
late TO-DAY by Secretary DENLY at the
conclusion OF a lengthy conference
with Rear Admiral Henry Il wilson
superintendent OF the Naval Acad-
envy
The incident. il Was said. was not
discussed at roGay's Cabinet meeting,
but President Harding was de-
scriecd as regarding IL as a dis
conraging and dcplorable nantes
tation OF laNity in prohibition en-
f"rc.mcnt and as neing determined
that his administration should keep
Vigorously behind lis commitment
to law enforcement
WIZ ~, Responsibility.
Secretary DenhS in announcing
the appointment Of the board OF i'm
Nuiry, tn. membership Of which was
not made public, emphasized that IT.
investigation would H.. directed to-
ward fNinc reSpousihli for con
dit'ons that mad" poSSihi. the dis
graceful incident. and was not in
tended 10 hrinG tn book the mid
shipm.n themselves
C"urtSmartia! OF midShipmcnt hc
Indicated, we're no, expected 10 re-
suit unless individual features no,
thus FAR brought TO his attention
wcr" developed 10y the investigation.
The purpose. ne said. was 10 prevent
repetition OF the affair rather than
to punish participants 'rhe board.
II MAJ added. also viii seek 10 de-
terinin" whether officers of the Naoal
academy had been dsreiict In their
uutN III connection with the affair
IL Matter az Discipline.
Regarding the alleged drinking in,
cident> as having been established
as facts. the board. II was said vii,
not Investigate at Philadelphia bui
VIII conine its sitting TO AnnnpoIi,
The departments interest In IN.
episode II wac MADE clear. WAS
strictly a matter OF military dis
cipline.
State Prohibition Director Davis
or PENNSYLVANIA, who was in con.
ference here today with Prohibition
Bureau officials. declined 10 comment
on the liquor allegations further
than TO say that apparently the
r''NN- VI tonlfhUdhu beverages had
been taken 10 the city for the o.
casion OF the ArmyNavy game. and
distributed in. the vicinity Of tn.
hotels. His conference here had no
connection with the miscellaneous
AFFAIR, he declared. hut was for ,
discussion OF departmental mat,
ters."
board To lie or high Rank.
Admiral Wilson returned TO IN.
Naval Academy tonight and was nm
dersfood TO have with him the names
Of the Investigation board II was
indicated unoiiicially that Rrar-Ad
mirai \. 81. Robertson, assistant
chief of naval operations. would h-
tho senior member, and that |, would
be made up Of ranking officers ON
duty in the Navy Department. S.crr-
tary DENLY said he did not -Nu-ci
TO testify at the boards inquiry. and
II was Indicated that Secretary
weeks also would take no mart
Thn Incident, IL was made cl,ur
To-Day, VIII have no effect on con.
tinuancs Of The annual game he.
tween the two Ervice academies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
BOND PROPONENTS
CLAIM ASSEMBLY
VOTE Is ASSURED

tC"m'inu"d From First rasrJ
session is called the road bond bill
VIII br passed"
senator Goodrich was one OF the
mcmh"rs "f the upper branch Of IN.
State Legislature. who conferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

,on,ly all the dInoi"mt p"iiIi'"I paw
win h"id uootInGn tho OF al "'"'
~ssL However. oaiT one Gahdlh"'' ~
oui r"s mnYoT ." TAT, b'i"a
liza yiaa former rnn.,, nnh '"in' l''""h
Uampoian HtAIh.d-
Tho ,nonh.,u 81 ~" ''n'l",ia" 'h"'' Ia
hn,r ai",'oI vInIii"r 'n"r"lt" "hh ;"
win continue unlrI I.nni", r""hoY Al
tho u,o,uL",n 81 ~" 'l,'u'h WIN ""h"
,aIIs 90 oo,h ",h,, dml "r ih' n"'' 'h'""
,nnnt,,o md - r,ou' nu,rt viii Il" nod"
~ hnro ov"ry u'nl"r 81 w." '"'''"
proaonl go T,Ti"r liuun"Y
Revival Uuntinuss.
Tho rcvlvnI aor,l'"n Witch w"r" "'n'l
oil NJ tho TIrn, ,hurch "f G"d lnT, w""h
viii continue throughout this w""h. It"H
John " whistler ~ In charge OF tn"
soryIccs aud hnn been delivering som"
worry interesting rcrm"na. Tho W""t-
inga ARC being well attended and AFRO
uuIto puCCcuurul
Legion TO Meet.
Tho A A. Mountain post, American
Legion. will hold meeting THIS even
ing Al their rooms under tho puStoulco
huildIng. THIS will he an important
meeting OF tho I.eriunairCs. IN several
mportant business matters ar" I" como
up. Reports viii probably 10 heard 81"
the membership drive when mas nee"
rOiug on. The Legion formerly met -"
Tuosiny evenings. bat the meeting
NIGHT has ho"n changed
Basketball T0niHht
fast pano at tmSh"ih"Il la eNhe''o"
Ia leo play oil "n ia" I'"I"" h""i '"''s ~
hon tho tni"n l6hn ",ooi the Last N'"'
lILUiIy Ins.,.is 10" ne' ""h ''"" wiz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
SURPRISE NIGHT" OF
4 3i4TH F. A. VETERANS
Mw.AstGnsvy~sa ~ asis'. nsp"'''""ss
IA ADoAss che Good ship A".''o~
nnFouts ca Frsros

Typical A. E n, nra'"ry will n"~ To-
MINT In the club rooms ~ m" ''''"
pfsld ARTILLERY Veterans Association.
ror toniKht's special meeting OF tho
ttash Field Artillery rNt[ Hom"r cum
ainsham the new president. hn" h"v'Hc"
q vesy clever program. a section OF ths
evening will hs devoted To an oSp"r-
lance meeting" when tho topic or dis
nunsion will 10 "On Board tho Good
Ahtp America"
Sea rabbits summing themselves on
the deck. tapping tho wine pipes rush
ing the cantsen limo for Fig NewtonH
Scheoso sandwiches" and ginger ale
the charge on tho bag OF onions and q
score OF other amusing incidents tomil-
lar 10 avery 8l4th vet who made the trip
10 France on the Old transport Amer
iea'' win furnish tho subject for Inter
setting "Reminiscences.
~ tFasideht Cunningham announces
that Tonight will DO n niEht az surprises
for the slith Field Artillery Veterans
and that something better that &c"
ssbhirt viii ho "n the program. E'e'y
1ltth Plaid ARTILLERY Veteran la "'s'd
ts he al the ,IuL t""i"s ss'""h ""r.
Intelligence LulidI"s. al slHhI ".'I"""
shafp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
SAND HILL

The new minister aid not hrf'E" on
sunday last AZ was announced h"' VIII
nn tho rulpit on next sunday january
IHth.
The sand nm NJ II Sunday school
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