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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-21
NHKOKD.

Americans have bst at least $2,0Oo. o0O.000
bv the drop in marks since SPECTATORS DeeA0
buyfn9 thea PARIS bankers make the estimate.
IN CHER cUuntFtes, similar losses
The bankers figure that Germany has pront-
ed S. ooO, 100000 by depreciation OF the paper
MARKS sold to foreigners- The innaoon OF
German currency apparently mas Been !nten-
| tionaI, part Of . shrewd money making scneme.
RzCKLBs&
Are you careful n motoring over railroad
| croesinsy Safety experts check up ls4.0Vs cars
crossing railroad tracks. They hnd only aoou-
/ four thousand drivers stop their cars 70 maze
sure no trains are coming, $1,000 look only
one way, 81, 800 take NO precautions u All.
Only one driver in tour is really careful
! Are you one Of the four, playing sale!
PRICES
| The news rerolves around money more tnan
! usual. u. S. Steel corporation raises price OF
steer rails to >43 a ton THIS price VIII Apply
on deliveries until June 80, 1879.
| The pre-war price on rails was US a ION
| Judxs Gary and his associates thus adver-
tfse their belief that wholesale prices until
the middle Of next year are not apt to average
higher than So per cent above pre-war. Inis
| NAV helm you decide your money plans, fof
many economists think steel rail prices reflect
general price tendencies.
LOANS
In the last eight years our country has
sent abroad nearly 81, 900 ,0OO, 000, says Cr1s-
singer. controller of the currency.
- Naybe we have helped Europe too much In
stead of not enough. Strength is developed
by standing on ones own feet
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27
chAPTER XVI.

After that life took on a mysterious
fragrance and beauty that made every
hour Of 1t an intoxication to the mas
ter and mistress Of Crownlands. The
fact that their secret was all their own
was all the more enchanting. To the
domestic stan, to the children, to the
outside world, life went upon its usual
smooth way. Mr.. Carter would be In
town tonight, Mr.. Carter was detained
at the Office, Mrs. Carter was chaperon-
ing the young people. there were flow
,,ers for Mrs. Carter. That was all Bot
,,tomley and Pilgrim and Ward and Nj
ma saw.
But to Harriet and Richard the de-
%licious, secret game Of hide-and-go-seek
made everything else In the world In
significant. Harriet opened the boxes
of flowers he sent her with a heart SUI
locating with Joy. Richard consented
to be absent from the dinner table
over which she presided with an a9-
ony Of remuneration that almost made
him feel i'll. When he CHANGED one day
to meet her with Nina, In a breezy,
awninged summer restaurant, the
sight Of the slender figure thrilled him
Gs he had never been thrilled By any
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

Intoned. "Drunk and Disordsrlyl"
ard ran up the wide, square flight TO
the landing. His son, in pajamas that
were more or less visible beneath his
streaming robe Of Oriental silk, was
piroUetting about the upper hall with
q siphon Of soda water. Subdued
giggles and smothered gasps indicated
that the young ladies' were somewhere
near, in hiding. Young Hopper, un-
der Wards direction, was investfgnt-
Ing doors and alcoves.
"Amy Hawkes-Amy Hawkes-Amy
H~awkes-come into court" Ward in
toned. Drunk and disorderlyI
"Here, here, herei" Richard said.
whats all this2s
Amy and Nina, with hysteric
shrieks, Immediately forsook cover,
and dashed down to him, clinging to
him wildly.
"Oh, Fatheri Make them stopl Oh,
Nj. Carter, save uslS screamed the
girls In delicious terror. "Oh, they
got poor Francesca--she's locked up
in your roomi They climbed up our
porch, after they swore to Harriet
that they wouldn't make another
sound" WI 4s4
Harriet now appeared id the hail
way. her hair falling in q braid over
her shoulder, and the long lines Of the
black robe she wore giving her figure
an unusual effect Of height. She did
not see Richard Immediately, for she
had eyes only fol. Ward, a she caught
his shoulder. ana took away the 81
phon.
sNow, Ward-look here. she said,
sternly. What sort Of honor do you
call thisl Half an hour ago / thought
all this nonsense was stopped. Shame
on you'll Those girls promised me-s
She saw Richard. and laughed, the
color flooding her face.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27
Start 1t Today

day. \ reo,,1a that WA an h.,a a.
posed ON yor-ws,va tsten ros -
much for rortedI I vas N ,rorh,~
and / couldr,t tb,nb ~ anv o.hes -
ont Of n pa, Ear onv usn ton.
proDosition ltta that. A. srv vo,rsn
They wa,a 6v,v,no 49, s,...,v ".
lopked ,aS ~, scsin ana -
eerfng 49, /. -, n.sruer, -. -.
skfii farfA~ra 1890 him
Nm rnrn,,ksg{sAiv ono.s3
ca ssnuMen-M sos,r6,ng .e,s
auhaerf eA m va ~. 49,
fuif1of ft,kn agS
Il nevEg 80 n rSs,, -
Harysef ss,S vsrn ~, IrcsS s..x,.
-. gna.A.vSs s.,T ,h.s 49, -.
moreebn1 80 -SN,. raSp-a6 ynWSsA.T
aaiacAeN = s,n~os.,,r.An - >. 49,.
c-onfgaSanSe , az
SIN Sysstd ytva haor .
r<untA a. n. ,n.ttasp - sssa $500.
far Hta. .w.,ds s1,,,e 800 $500 n.
~eauYnssiv m FOL, vo,,. an go
What Soa. tho, nov u,orts"
n waa word uh wos com,n.
ward the,n ocros. tho oroan n,.,,
great snrtn,. ana leans ILL., -
mountain onirooT
@c,ve re a uf+ p sbr,o,,od rua-d
Ringing himself mon tho cor nc ,ts
q dacroosod "SorothInn e. az
matter WITH n,v engine ~onrina ~
toris 10 yvho+ T coll itI Tothar ~
Tom Gran+ ovnects vo, 20 d,no -. 81.
table TONIGHT ba said IN ren,n6 von
And. Harriet angel ~ ANGELS MO wtu
ba ahout s,y ~ seven ohoTt tho oroar-
inc hoord. ., thot Al, schtn
1T to,d potto,nIav ss~ ~ ,o~o,
Harriet sofa so~ono;v Hvor6 20 =
mr. oot o,,sn sho ia uao4"u
"don,t bona ovor tbo aoor ~ thS.
hIood.c,,rdI,n worw
She bod nn, how orn oho,,. .ho Aou
N steadv IN. thou horan - d,ao 10y
tennis scoros with onthus,osrn p,aS
ava dro,o tho rost - .ha = 49,.
almost u,,.hou, snaoS,na ~
He n,onnoa - COO uorr,o+ ,oo,n
tho+ ororInn oud Ice. a. -
s,o,,on o,o,ao,, aftou . nnro,,h,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

" Wanted to Say Something to You,@
Richard said, FeeiIng Awkward
as a Boy.
and with suddenly wet eyes. 1.-THE
the most generousi"
III, looked at her hand again, looked
up at her "a IL he would speak. But
instead. che felt her fingers pressed
and felt her heart thurnp with a deli
cious terror.
Bottomley came noiselessly, dis
creetly. across the hall. Instantly the
Woman In blue and silver was all the
mistress.
20 M. Ward In, BottomleyT
aHe dined 1T 'one. Mrs. Garter.
AOh. thank ypui You may lock m,
than. Goodnight, MI. Carteri Good.
night, Bottnmleyl"
she was gone. Tia blae-andadlyer
gCIen and the bundled folds e kiA
fnzred coat vanished oh me stairw6y
landing. The tall clock that shA
passed struck eleven. And Richard.
going into his library, realized that he
was deeply and passionately In i6ye.
lie could think Of nothing eise-he did
not wish 70 think Of anything eisk.
Her face came between him ana his
book, her voice loitered Ia his ears,
hsr precise. pretty phrasinE TIN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

she turned. discovered here In the
very center Of his own private apart
ment. He was standing not three
feet away from her. Tor a second
they stared at each other with d sort
OF mutual ~trepidation.
"Helloip he said; then matter-of.
factly, Il brought home a paper to-
night; I wanted Unger to see I'll I
left 1t insthe suit I wore"
He stepped to the dressing room,
and probed In q pocket, without NOV
ing his pleasant look from her.
Solving my room the once over7s he
said.
"Nina left the door open. I'VE never
been In here before Harriet said, try
ing to make her voice as natural as
his own. Confused and ashamed, she
was hardly conscious Of what she said.
"Here we arer Richard glanced at
Continued From Last wsekl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

In his Office and smiled 10 himself duF.
Ing important business conferences,
wondering about II. II seemed incred-
ible to him, now, that his experiences
Of the past year had been 30 largely
concerned with Harriet. His wife's
companion. his daughters gOvarnesa.
his VI capable and dlgniAed house
keeper. tbs woman be had 90 hastily
married. I'll geeznsd . dikerens perssn,
. cutie ythtosAsy perasn. with vhata
yases sucA hn1hnas4sais arfGhsansnks
had bean pueaable. ~
s,Bot HaExtst vas beginning 70 aeem
70 him a stranger who possessed at
once the mast mystertsus and child
IKE the Jmest he9utifna and The NEST
baffiing p~srsunaiity that be had ever
kno41A He made excuses 70 60 hDne
early. jun 10 catch gilmpses az this
wife who was not his wife. That he
had ever taken q fatberly. advisory
tone with this woman was unbellev-
able: her mere approach made him
catch his breath and lose his coheren-
cy. He had walked into her room-he
had patronized her-he had asked her
casually TO marry him as II she had
been fifty, and as plain as she was
lovely
Richard shuddered as he thought Of
1t. He made constant efforts to en-
gage her In personalities, but she evad-
ed him. There was a real thrill for
him In the quiet dinner at the Hoyts.
Mrs. Carter, said slow old bewhiskered
John Hoyt. was an extremely pretty
woman. MY wifa"--Richard In answer
ing called her that-Tooks particularly
well In on evening gown" Indeed she
looked exquisite In the blue and silver
dress, laughing-still with that ador-
able mist Of strangeness and shyness
about herewith her neighbors at the
table, and afterward In the drawing
room, waving her silver fan slowly
while Freda Hoyt, who quite obviously
adored her, whispered her long conf
dences.
Coming home in the limousine they
had neighbors with them, old Doctor
and Mrs. Carmichael, so he might not
have the word alone with her for which
he had been longing all evening. But
he stopped her In the wide, dim hall
way when they reached Crownlands.
"Tiredf" he said. at the foot Of the
stairs.
"Not a bity There was an enchant-
ing vitality about her. She had
slipped the thin wrap from her Shout
ders, and she turned to him her lovely,
happy face. Did you want meT
II wanted to say something to you"
Richard said, feeling awkward as a
boy.
"In there?" She nodded, suddenly
alert, toward the library.
"Why In there?" he asked, with a
little husky laugh. His one impulse
was to put his arms about her.
* tho~ught-bills. perhapsT7 Harriet
said. ~innocently. 1t was the third day
Of the month; he had often consulted
her as to- expenses before this,
"No," Richard said, with another I'M
steady little laugh. 1T wasn't bills. I
was just wendering-if I had been
very stupid" he said, taking one OF her
hands, and looking up from the fin
gers that lay In his to the face that
now wore an expression a little
frightened, despite the smile.
"Never with me !" Harriet said, In q
low tone.
"Never so blind" Richard said,
never so m~atter-of-fact that / hurt
your feelings? Nothing of-that sort?">
always the kindest friend l ever
had!" the girl answered, unsteadily,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

WE notice in an exchange that
the Adair Historical Society held a
meeting. Why hasn't Audrain com
ty such an organization. We have a
wealth Of interesting history behind
us as well as are making history
every day. Such records Of the past
as are procprable should b. presrved
by an organized responsible body.
and present day records fled for
future reference. Audrain should
have 4 historical society by all
means.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27
RED G0osE scHooL sHoEs

Wear like iron. Look nice, and
fit the foot. That's what your child
needs. We do sell for less.
COLLINS BROS, Mexico, Mo.
wit 96 at Thurs Fri Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Jarnison and
Miss Jamison Of Fulton were We'd
nesday visitors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

.. w. Burch Of Montgomery City
was in the city Wednesday on bus-
mess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Boyer are
home from q pleasant visit IN ST.
Joseph. I,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

CHAPTER xTv.-Next day Harriet re-
veals to her husband the facte OK her
ENHANCEMENT with Blondin. Mine years
entirely illegal FORM OF marriage with
hin. and had Immediately thereafter left
him. She had imagined, however. that
she was In q way compromised, and that
Richard assures her OF his understand
Ing and sympathy. and their r~econciiia-
ton ~ complete.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

CHAPTER xIII.-Counseied by Har-
.riet, Richard Carter urges Nina to abaTs-
don the idea Of marriage with Blondin.
Blondin, Carter makes his opposition \
plain. Blondin appeals To Harriet for
support, and on her refusal makes the {
assertion that he and Harriet had been
married ten years ago. Harriet practi- L
cally admits the truth Of the statemenk. |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-04-27

CHAPTER xI.-Tormal announcement
Carter somewhat g~rudgingiy Welcomes
her new daughter-in-faw. Harrietss ciose
friends, however, many OF them promi-
nent In society circles, willingly accord
her q place, and extend sincere congrAti-
atoms to Richard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

for the purpose OF governing heir
credit business Cor the year 1928.
The revision OF the files consists
OF the checking OF reports handed
In by tho various stores profession
al men ana other members, against
the records already IN file and the
crcditing or payments made ou ac-
count Or the recording OF unpaid ac-
counts or slow pay reports which
had never been reported before,
where q customer has always born
a good credit reputation IN former
years, and the reports handed In on
January l are still good. no change
Is made on the card. but Sc is left
es Z. was until an inquiry is made
IVY someone on that particular per
son. when the reports are all
brought down to date ana tho re-
vised Information given out to the
subscriber
Aside from this actual revision
OF tho files all the reports Of de-
linquent accounts will he gathered
together, and what j. known sS the
"semiannual ledger reports viii be
compiled from them This r. not a
black list or rating book IN any
sense OF the world. but is simply a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
ORPHANS BELIEVE
IN SANTA CLAUS
Scottish Rite Hospital
at Atlanta Eagerly
Awaiting 25th
THEY ARE CONFIDENT
One Little Girl Writes Asking
for Cosmetics, but Denies
That She's "Flapper"

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. 16.--with
,ypreme confidence in the exlstepce
., = really. truly Santa Claus and
A belief that his minister plenipo-
,srtary and ambassador extraordin-
srv will call on them for an express
sIon Of their personal wants and
r7eds. the little folks at the Scottish
lite hospital for cripple children.
here are awaiting his arrival pa
tently
Their Outlook Bright.
II seems a little strange, TO the
casual observer that these unfor-
unate little folks, should have such
a b rnt outlook on life. Older peo-
ole. under like conditions, would be
wondering at the hardness of their
fate. and many OF them would give
up tho fight-but not these Attls
ones.
They know Just as w~lk that Santa
Claus will visit them in their wards
AZ they know that tomorrow is an
other day nearer Christmas.
These children, ranging in age
from a few months 10 IS years, have
ell written their letters. or course,
the little ones who are not able TO
write and whose needs and wants
are expressed in the usual baby fash
an, seem TO know that there Is
something in the air.
One of these, a baby, 16 months
old in the operating room today
trusssd and hanging face downward,
while the surgeon was rebuilding his
cast, to prevent him from moving
anything except his arms and his
eyes. never even whimpered.
Denies She's Flapper.
Another baby, only a little older
and OF pronounced cannibalistic ten
dencies suffeder these cravings on
a irdestructable doll that stood up
well under punishment, but he re-
fused 70 cry except when the writer
refused to partake of his nourish-
nent by biting Off the dolls other
arm.
A little girl expressed in her letter
to Santa Claus a desire Of cosmetics
that would enchance her charmA
When accused OF being a flapper.
she Indignantly denied the allegation.
Il am not a flapper and l have
no ambitions to flap" she said.
Wherever possible the children
will receive what they have asked for
and in spite OF the children not
knowing that this Is the oase-they
believe that they are going to have
Just the sort Of q Christmas day they
have always wanted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
CREDIT FILES
TO BE REVISED
January l Is to Be Zero
Hour for the Persons
Who Forget

January I will be the zero hour
FOR those credit customers OF Tulsa
stores who have been a little neg
lectful about taking care OF their
accounts recently, as well as those
few who have willfully avoided set
tlement with their creditors. For on
that date, or rather beginning on
that date, the credit bureau OF the
Retail Merchants association Will
start work on the complete revision
ot Its credit records. when revised
these records Will be used by mer-
chants and business houses which
Mre euhscrihers TO Tho credit hurenma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
25% Discount on all
Street Dresses
and Evening Gowns
Street Dresses of Silk

Beautiful models in canton crepe, crepe sAtiz,
crepe broohe. fiat canton. roshnnars crspa,
satins and yelvetA Ths eolors include vsrisNs
shades OF blue, brown, rnocsn and BLACK Trina
mlngs are beaded braided fur and sslg trim
med. The regular prices were from fls.7s TO
fi25 Special, Monday, st 2Oqs discount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
MEALS REDUCED 8 CENTS

Kansas State Normal Students Get
Meals Cheaper Than in Past.
Special to The World.
EAPORIA. Kan, Dec. IA
meal for 81 cents is the average OF
Kansas State Normal students here
who eat at the school cafeteria, ao-
cordlng to c. II. Hill. manager of
the cafeteria
This figure IS s cents less than the
average amount spent for a meal by
last summer. Tho school
CAFETERIA has served approximately
-,tyv,VUU meals since It was con-
structed in 1917, or nearly a half
million meals a year. Seven hun
dred meals are served daily and
during June and July more than
tWo thousand meals were served
daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
HONOLULU PROBE FINISHED
Federal Board Investigating Labor
Conditions In Hawaii Sails.

HONOLULU. Dec. 16.-The fed
eral board OF labor commissioner
here Investigating labor conditions IN
the Hawaiian islands sail today for
Los Angeles after completing their
inyestiga ton.
L. e. Sheppard, chairman, declined
10 make any statement of the com
missions flndings except TO say the
committee had uncovered n vast
amount OF evidence which It would
consider before reporting to Secre-
tary of Labor Davis.
The japanese L<aborers association
IN a statement TO the committee,
charges there is no real labor short
age and denies that tho Japanese
control the labor supply.
The statement charges Hawaii
today Is "a sugar kingdom" the
planters controlling 70 per cent OF
ths exports to the mainland and
one-third OF the population OF the
territory is at their mercy, The
statement added that the only way
70 keep laborers on tho plantations
Is an adequate wage"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
MqnnfOrd Reduced in
Rank, GiUen Woman PR

Special 20 The world.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ls-PoH-
msster-General Work announce, the
Following postmaster appointment
IN oklahoma; Nanuford. Creek
county, Mrs. Ada VI. Thompson. This
office was on July I. 1922. reIerated
20 fourth class.
Postofflce inspectors have been
directed TO make lnvestIpstions with
a view 20 the appo ntm,at of most d.
masters al DOYLE ana Fubanks
Okla
The ccmm!ssloner Of pensions an
nounccs the appointment OF Dr.. A.
g: Granflll ,as pension surgeon At
Wureka. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
GERMANS ARE REASSURED
BeIieVe Organized Anglo. Saxon
FRONT Is Aligenh Annlnsf InVnsinn

70 UTEHHItU .NUgIOs NdNUU
front Is Aligend Against Invasion.
BERLIN, Dec. l6.-"rt Is now GER
Ja'n that a united Anglo-Saxon
IIont exists which viii perseverinRly
oppose military occupation OF the
!, 1,,lhr, said the Reriiner Am Mlttag
Aeltung in commenting today upon
-=-sai Developments involving the
disability OF American participation
European affairs. The news
paper added:
Ihe United States since the open
ing or the near east conference at
"a -tusanne. has been openly second
.'!s Lord LORD Curzon's policy The power
british and American banking in
rests now shows Itself"
most OF the prominent Berlin
1eWspapers take a similar view.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

A German scientist has patented
machines producing tremendous
pressure with which he claims To got
from three to four times the usual
amount OF gasoline from crude ne
troleum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
RIPPLING RHYMES
ABy WALT NJ AS o HA.A
THE HEADACHE

G
long
Of who my sou
FOR
the defend
yllih mote headache reply
the thA No doubt
headaches times pro
bankrupt
Indy design o shadow lives
N Copyright. Matthew Aiam)
~ Virginia should have complete ana
which this
pride the thought that West
spirit national patrosmi that e very
inqHies human slavery
destroy the American Ihlon'
do justice TO the memory or the great men
o saw their the vision OF many men was
their the end that the
Virginia might shake of the ehh rule
~ noica hierarchy the people of free ana
Union and amid the slor
its defenders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
KEEN
IN !. v. BAZAR
To Be Held Thursday Night in Y. w. c.
A. RuildinS-Eooths Already
Erected.

The r. W. {. A. Christmas bazaar
Thursday night in the Y W building on
ChaplIne street, Will attract several
Thousand persons. according 10 the
women back Of tie movement which IS
expected to provide funds H. send dele
gates to tn" Y w. g \ conference
lrcvt spring in Ncwphaw!n, Pa.
The festival is being staged by the
Industrial and social organizations In
The Wheeling district and Will begin al
III Il. m. AID continue until late Thurs
dav night.
The hall has been decorated in fan
,astic colors ard offered for sale will be
aprons. faucywork. novelties. candy ana
refreshments.
During the dinner which will be scrH-
Cd about C. Miss Graham viii carry out
! this musical progrm: Piano selections,
| MISC Hazel Munnett: vocal selections
Howard Nesbitt and the tkclele Club
will Awe several instrumental numbers.
This list OF booths will be in charge
| Of the following chairmcn:
Suniot Cluh-Novclt!es.
Pollyanna Club-Beads.
Mrs Charles Flanagan
Rainbow Club--Dolls.
! Happy Hour Cluh-HandHerchiefs,
Hlnnie Club--Towels.
! Miss Anna BUeChlcr.
T. E. G. Club-Embroidery
MISS DruSie SawtcL
Junior Business Club-rarcel Tost.
Miss Anna Cowan.
| O. =. 4. Ciub--Ice Cream.
Mrs s. l.. Elliott.
! Friendship Club-Aprons.
Mrs. Roy Darby.
| Progressive Club-Candy.
Miss Isabelle Clar!dge.
VISIBLE 80 NIGHTS OF YEAR.
In the north of Ireland and in Scot,
land the aurora borealis Is visible 81
! nights OF the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

House. "Naboth's Vineyard IL the
TOPIC for the meeting this evening. The
singing OF q Memory Hymn 10 an
interesting feature OF this service.
blessed Assurance. Jesus Is Nine
being the one selected for this week.
The service will be dismissed in time
for all who desire TO attend the uni-
versity Club concert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
PRAYER SERVICE Al
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

TIL" Wednesday evening prayer serv-
Ice At the First Presbyterian Church is
always one Of the most helpful services
Of the church. The Life and Times
nf Elijah" are being etudied at this mid
week service held al 7:45. IN the Church