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New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form
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terable.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Blooming or Building"
Sermon of Dr., Allen
Announcement Made for the Observ-
ance OF Holy week at Fourth
Street

Tomorrow morning a. tn Fourth
Street Church. l2lt-l5 Ch1r,'"e S'-",'.
inc pastor. Clarence Euge0" Alien. viii
preach the third N a series on the
teachings oP Passi"" Week. S|a''r':.
Jesus and HIS Father" ~ ;a2 Zoo
pies Service in the c.e7.D; th"c" will
ba special music by he chorus and
uuarte:te and the singing OF popular
gospel hymns led by the organ. Coyn"t
and chorus. The pastor Will preach on
booming or Bu!lding?" Holy Week
will be observed ny a special s'r"ic" On
Wednesday evening A. which The pas
tor will preach on Jesus. IN" Sword
Bearer" on Friday evening in th"
church auditorium 'hH past viii
preach on "Jcsuh, our Sacrifice" amt
administer the sraueut - ~. I...rd' 5
Supper These mornings WI ri,n -;
80 O'Clock Faster Sunday VIII d.
celebrated ~ = So" SRI s'rI""u ~ IA"
morning SGn'c~: Til" Nvw E:.r.. in
Christ" Members VIII :" rr-r.,rG :..'p
,hc church TITO rho.r VII r'"|nr ~.
rropria:e NUS In IA" cr"u:is IT,"
,4.u'ata "''hr's; -" N..'or'' y, E1,a.
v3Il be sITs ,rG'lie! Invitation Is
extended TO all these serv!ceS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Confirmation Sunday
at St, Matthews Church
Cishop W. L. Gravatt TO Preach ana
Confirm Large Class.

ON Sunday ,hrrc Nil hc TWO great
,.r>: rr.. a. s.. Matthew's Professions;
E,4Scrral clutch. Fifteenth and Chap
~. .-tvcc.S. ~ the morning. service AZ
II O'Clock. the X. Rev. W. l.. Gravttt.
i =, Hshun - II" Episcopal diocese
20: West V:rc,"tr viii lie present. lilo
Vail ..nnrri4 Il .ar-se ,'it%$ Of yuUn.; pe"-
;,n and adults. and vii! preach the ser
u.r'r
E,.hnp Gra,a;: IS ." c"rncN: aud
rorr"su, rycp,h,:. whose messages are
full Of spiritual ;.'~"r amt human ~,
;,rcS;. Tie = wei known In NEc"!'HE.
.rI ais nDt"y ;rj'ud~ viii no dD.bt de-
sire t. attend this ser!icc.
NJ O'Clock, sunday afternoon III"
tail vested male choir OF 81. Matthew =
will sing the sacred cartIt@, THE cru
ClGxion." 10y StLiEcr. 1t has been =.
long time since THE crucIiNion" Wa
SUNK IN is vuljrety IN Wheeling. ard
music lovers generally vii! he inter-
rscc,l ~ the very excellent Interpreted
lion o. this greet piece Of music which
st Matthew's choir viii give Sunday
..:,.rnouu II is doubtful If in amy
year since 81. Matthew's choir has
been In cNiStrucS. better work has been
,lOrc. musiCni'y speaking, thah HArIES
tho mas, wear. THO chuirmaStcr amt
urgau.st * Mr.. Paul Allen Byym"r q
ynuu- ,nan. l;t i musical artist or
rr,;,t ability and very H"" promise. MI.
David Crawford and NJ. John u'Ho"-
nor are the snloi>tS. whose work IS 50
VEL known in Wheeling. and IS gen.
rrnl;v rccogriICd 10 be "f such h'g1
order. that but little need he said vita
re;erCCr" to IT,
\ very lQ-ge attcrdnnce il expected
M Sunday, and IL" pUh'tc arc cordially
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PALM SUNDAY MUSIC
At FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Special music viii be rendered a. tho
Presbyterian church Palm sunday NJ
both services. At the morning service
Mr.. Stanley Williams. BARITONE. Will
sing IT Is Enough" from Elijah Tor
tho otSertory solo. A. the evening SER
vice a cantata Will be sung by the large
CHORUS choir and the following num-
oers will be given:
"OlIvet TO Calvary nv Neunder
When Der the Steep OF Oltvec. Chorus
Another Temple waits for Thee.
Mrs. Elliott and Chorus
New Commandment.
.............N Stanley Williams
o Thou Whose Sweet Compassion.
................. .Quartette
And Whole He Yet S3ake. $1,000. Chorus
Ye Who Sin and Ys Who Sorrow....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Hoe'zl"
Cruelty Him $500. ........,.... Chorus
Tho Saviour King Goes Forth 10
At the close OF the service Mr.. Hoelzle
win sing by request the glorious SOLO
mum from ST. Faurs orato-!o entitled
BE Thou Faithful Unto Death" and
Mr.. Williams with Mr. Hoe!zle and the
chorus will sing an Old favor:ce hymn.
WHO Can It Be-"
Next Sunday evening" the choir Will
sing tho magnificent canta;1 ny Grimm,
entitled The Great Miracle THIS work
was given last season and IS repeated
by request.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
At SAINT MATTHEW'S

During Holy Week this year IN" reS"-
lar schedule OF Lcntcn services. AFTER
noon and evenings, At 81. Matthew
Protestant Episcopal church. Will nc DIS
continued. and an entirely different or
der OF services submitted.
1t Is expected next week 10 ronv'h-
,rate upon a noou-duy scrNic" on Mon
dov. TUESDAY. WcdDcsd and Thursday
This service will begin II 1905 and Will
close ut l2:3J. |; will consist or the
singing Of several familiar hymns the
Ap0S,lcs' Greed, one or TWO prayers. an"
n fiftccn-minutc address by DR.. STider.
The subject Of the addresses AT ,ncNs
services will be pivotal Personalities
G.! Holy Week"
on Good Friday there will be the usual
Three Hours service from l. to 3. con
Quoted by Dr.. StrIder, with seven hr!cI
addresses on THE Seven Last WORDS OF
Our Savior"
The public are cordially invited 20 all
OF these services
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Rible Classes
EASTER SERVICES At
WESLEY M. {. CHURCH

Tho following Is the Easter program
that will he carried out on Easter sun
dav a, tho Wesley NJ. y. church:
Morning Service.
TroroSsioruN Hymn l|"--' 'hr!St the
Lord - Risen Today"
iIyr,n lSe-"Lirt Your Glad Voices
PRAYER.
Nu;hem-"ITe Ia Risen"
Scripture Lesson.
Ofrr:;ory-S Selected.
Solo--"I Know That My E"d""mrr
Livi,h"--Hand"l. Mrs. Ida 'arroh
Vonhcrg.
S.-mnn-Hcv A NJ, Barlow.
tnthcm-'IIan. Thou Happy Morn
Adams. $3.50,
Roccssional Hymn lSn-"Al HAN
the Power Of Jesus Name.
Evening Service.
Professional. Hymn Ill Nn"N l
Survey tho Wondrous Cross
HYMN l6S-"I Know That My Ne
dcemer Lives"
\nthem-"Awah-. Thou That Sleep
cst".-F. I. Maker.
Scripture Lesson.
Solo-"Ir Bear Not 4 Scar for Him
--Eol,on. Miss Ecatricc Ray.
Ocf"r;ory
nurt-"Mi,nirht IN the GS-den -
Ho,;on. Mrs E'da Carroll NonoeTG'
Miss Virginia McEusker.
Scvrluu--Rcv. \. VI. Earlow.
IccrSsional Hymn l69-"l.""k' y"
Saints
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
CANTATA At
ST. MATTHEW
WILL BE SUNG TOMORROW AT
POUR O'CLOCK BY BOY CHo1N
OF FORTY VOICES
First Time "The Cructfxion" Has 1eeen
Sung Hsre for Ten Years ana Re-
vIval VIII Interest Many

Staine~'s 'Cruci!tXion" vi b" siH@
at ST. Matthew'S church t"'0ovr'W 2it-
ernoon at o'clock by 81. Matthew
boy choir OF 10 voices. with JohH
OCounor. tenor. and David Crawford.
bass. Paul Allen Beymer VIII PTeS.I"
at the organ and direct.
This Is the first time IN over zen
years that this musical setting " &c
Savior's suffering has been sung a -
Matthew'S. and its revival Will no douht
interest u great many music lovers o.
this vicinity.
Many Interesting musical themes are
represented and woven together in Il
most artistic manner. There are SeN'
eral male Guartettes O: great n"2h'E'
and the wei! known d"e'' 30 N"""
Liftest Thy Divine Fetit1on' !" m
crease the interest n the usual SHU'"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PASSION WEEK At
EDGWOOD NJ, {, CHURCH

Great preparation IS being made for
series OF special services TO be held
during Passion Week at the church be
ginning Sunday at 1915 q. m. Tho
pastor has selected as his theme. Be
hold Thy King Cometh."
Sunday morning at $50 tho large
vested choir under the leadership OF
Miss Hazel Seamon will render the
beautiful cantata entitled The Beats-
tudcs." Ashford.
The subject FOR Monday evening. A
Miracle OF Judgment and Cleansing
Fathers Temple"
Tuesday evening tho Wom7n's Home
and Foreign Missionary societies viii
have a place on the program. Theme.
~ Day OF Conflict With the Chief
Priests and Elders
Wednesday IS Young Peoples might
including Sunday school. ErwortA
League. Home Guards. Foy Scouts.
Young Ladies' Missionary society.
James NJ Scott general supcrtnicnd-
crt OF the Baltimore &c Ohio railroad
Will mako the address on service" fol-
lowed BY dedication OF all who VIII 70
some form of life service.
Thursday evening Ladies' AID end
society hour. The pastor will discuss
The High PrIckly Prayer; Passover
ard Gcthesmane"
Friday night Will be specially for the
oTiciary OF the church and friends
generally. The address will hc The
Arrest. Trial ard Cruc!hH!on OF the
Son OF God"
The choir will have charge OF all n"
music IN these services and render
some very pleasing numbers
Friends and STRANGERS Will ind a
hearty welcome at all or any OF these
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Confirmation Service
at ST, Stephens Church
Palm Sunday Services TO Be Unusually
Impressive.

Tho s.: S;c1hcn'S Reformed church
Of Tic South sid" viii observe toT)r-
row by tho holding OF confirmation
oxerriscs IN connection with III" morn
ing service. md the COMMUNICATING
uy Christ'S triumrhal entry In conncc-
ton WIKI the evening services.
At the moaning services the pastor
will preach i confirmation s"moa. using
g nix ,,.hirct. "rhc Communion OF
saints" The following Will confirm
their buptisrnal VOWS and confess their
faith In Chris: Ma~"H"rtt" S"cl. Eu-
.nnc LaSncr. Lc"ua Horch"rs. Clarence
fischer. rrrda Schul"r. Roy Fonn"r'
,Ieicn Sorc"%. Talh"y GershnG' Nor
man Radcliffe. Frank WarSinSkey ana
tr'dl rcmplin.
II" subject tor n" c'eninG sermon
IS 20 Lc. Christ Enters Vic'ortous.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
POCKET EDITION STORY
OF "HIS LAST WEEK.

Five hundred cor!es oc Ills Last
Week" will be given To- worshirpcrs at
The Firs, Presbyterian church. Inlr'
tccnth and Chapline streets 1T the n"pu-
lar Sunday evening service. This pocket
edition is the story Of the Passion ana
Resurrection Of Jesus In tn" words OF
,hc -Four Gospels. It will he greatly
appreciated ny all who want 70 read IN
order the daily events &C Holy Week.
The choir viii So selections from
"ONvct to Calvary" ny Maunder. DR..
Gibson Will srcak on THE Truth About
Judas"
Passion Week noon day services for
rusy people will &c ncld DARYL next week
from l2:I5 10 l@:fj. Dr. Gibson Will be
the speaker Music directed Ivy Elmer
G.. HUclzle: Miss EdmUndSon at the
organ. All are invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
State House
Happenings

Special D!srctch to The ln'"lliEencer.
Charleston W. Va, APRIL The
puhl!r serv!ce commit sion yesterday
continued for mn indefinite period It's
Inyestiga ton OF the "pr!mHIE' and de
mard" charges OF tho Kentucky n
Wcs' Virginia Power company, which
operates n several counties Of southern
West Nlrcinja. TRANSCRIPTS of tho
cyidoMr" viii 10 made and n further
hearing wUi bN hr'h for III" purpose
-: cross-eNa mination. Among tho7e
who appeared yesterday for IT," power
company were \. NJ ArGahriEht. Of
%rv Nr-k. genera! manager. md tred-
,r!-k Ballard. al:"r'"E. =! Hh!.ah"'rhia
MIRA Donald Clark, OF Westmor Gland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH

ST. James Lutheran church Will open
Holy week with two Palm SUNDAY ser
vices tomorrow. All members Of the
Sunday school arc expected TO attend
the morning service. This service Will
he s!mpIificd. and so brought within
range OF the child mind. \ souvenir
will be given every girl and boy present.
st. James will have special services
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even
;ngs. with Communion on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

WAYNE county. has forwarded TO Gov
ornor Morgan her reSigna ton az mem
her nr the state child welfare c"mm.S-
sion. She Is prominent p"i""'rau@
leader among the women or IN" ! "'n
congressional district and has Frequent
= been mentioned ~ possible" q mol
date for the congressional Nomination.
The governor has not announced Wha'
action he will take in the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
lincolnshire" CASE|
IS With A j
John Ivokovich Tried IL Criminal {
for Having Liquor.

John lvOkovIch. a foreigner OF TT
dclphia. went on trial in criminal cou
yesterday afternoon before Judge Alan
II. Robinson. charged with violating
tho Iost law by having mOonshihe liz
lnr IN his possession. He Is represeDI-
81 by Attorney John S. Ritz. while the
state is represented by Assistant Prose-
outing Attorneys Austin V. Wood ana
Clinton Il. Campbell.
The evidence WIS heard and the cash
given the jury at 1870 o'clock. At
o'clock the jury was excused until this
morning at $50 o'clock.
The jury Is composed If the follow
ing: Andrew Hunter. William Barth,
Howard Kerr. Alfred w Bannistcr. Lon
Ruhle. John G. Lukens. Frank IIicks
William T. Nelson. William kennetr
John Boyd. Maurice Il. Kelly and VII
liam kitSOn.
s cyclone ruSheS at the rate OF 5Sv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Efforts are being made by the Amer
lean Legion OF Parkersburg to have
President Harding and General Perish
Ing attend the celebration Of the TOOTH
anniversary OF the birth of General L.
s Grant to be held in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

It Is rumored that tho West Penn
Traction company. Of Pittsburgh. may
buy the Monongahela Power and Rail
way company. which has property In
Parkersburg, Fairmont Marietta and
Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Solo!s:s WHO Mil lead tho choir are:
Sopranos Misses Angela DeiCmlliHr
Genev!eve Clark. Florence ROUGH. lren"
Rucev, Anna Noieht. Mrs. Ntedn"t
Altos. Misses Gencr'eve Mcdonald,
Mary Gor~uch. %i"a clark, Mari" Slater
tx. ard Mrs. Ulfcrt. Tc"tors. th's. Is.
Miller. John GorSuch and Louis H"!ner.
EaSeos. Alncr, rladtug, James McCanm.
T,ai;l Vinccl. William Math!Son ana
Joseph Cull"y.
choir dlrcc'"r. rr0r JOHN Evans.
Or=auist. Mss Margaret McMah"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

MISC Mabel Co!burn, star. guard Of tho
SisterSville high school baSlie ball team,
underwent an operation Saturday for
appendicitis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
EASTER MUSIC
At ST. JOSEPH'S
Spe cial Programs Arranged FOR Solemn
High Mass and Solemn VeSpers.

The musical program at the -. J"%-
aHh's cathedral Cor Easter Sunday
morninS ard evening VIII be given aS
follows. under tho direction O: Miss
NarCaret Mcmahon. orGaniSt OF -.
Ios,ph's cathedral. At solemn high mass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

The play. "ln Walked Jimmy pre-
scented by the lily club of ParkcrsburG
Il short time. proved sUrh a great sue
cess that many requests have been mad"
that it he put on again, which Will b"
done April
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

The directors Of the Farmers State
Bank of Wensburg have declared div
ldend Of 5 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

The building outlook Mt WellshurG Is
very bright for this spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

The Lions Club OF farkersburg VIII
he presented with their charter on FIJI
day evening, April IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

MIR John 7. Hoffman has Joined the
business force Of the MorGantown New
Dominion AS circulation manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

meet q; the 't-.r..,,''r !i"te! IN Par
ker sburs on April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Governor Moran Will speak Monday
ut = meeting; "f the Council OF jewish
Women here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

The Star Glass company Of Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Tho Wrtzel county $4,000 bond issue
for school purposes was carried on
Tuesday almost ten to one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
State N Jews
N otes
Brief Items of Interest From
Many Points in West Virginia

Twelve boys Of tender years are IN
custody. and several others are he'nS
sought in connection with numerous re-
rrigcrator thcfts In Ssstcrsville lately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

ELY Sunday VIII play three innings
In an exhibition hd.,cha.! game at Nan
awha lark, Charleston. Saturday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Wcllshurg Hi@h school will graduate
lh.riy-iour this spring. the next 10 the
largest class in the history Of the school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Charters NJ Incorporation were Issued
yesterday Ivy tho secretary Of state TO
tho following new companies:
West Virginia News company. VIII
hanson: - establish newspapers at
Williamson. B!u"Geld. Welch and Ken
ova: $4,000: George Ryrnc. GcorEe s.
Iiog,cr. Frank VI. H!nElC Earl W.
Mauck. Sherwood +. Smith. Williamson.
Louis l.. Mayer Enterprise. Inc. "Hoo
Mission Road. Los Angeles: !. Robert
l;uh!n. Nelson RUtteubcrC, Norbert Rat
icnherG. lG5 broadway. New York: MIN
M" Sidnl. Bronx. New York: Paul n.
Foster. Railway. y. J.
Meyers TRAILING Company. Inc.
Wheeling: SlO.oon: w. l.. Smith. Louis
y. Balze". John H. Welty. L. r. Hop
kins. Il. NJ. Ayers. II. y. Medc:. G. T.
Knight. II. T.. Markell /. T.. King
George Cameron, Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08

Tho West Virginia Publishers and
Employing Printers Association Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
SUNDAY At
THE VANCE CHURCH
Choir viii Render Special music-Ap-
propriate Sermon by DR.. Potter

Sor,;,os NJ srnc,aI interest IN keeping
u.i,h l.,im sunday VIII be- he'll in the
N.,,co No,,o,i,l cburrh The choir un-
',"' '> ,',ta 80 ~, Gun,iljnC-
w.. ,,.;,, ,t,,. 49,, Foll,,,j,f. ,,usic;
""H" " 90 ',''..,' w. -, i,,rl.cr
...,,,. ,,i,,., "a. L,,ure
~. r,,,' ,,,,,.,,,., nv pr !.
, -. .,,rr, Na, of tho
" Wv, 49, o,..,lr,, SCR
20 ~ rn,,cr will sneak on
w. q. ",vh,, Arc Won Doing
, w." T,,I. Grodn,y,," witch win be- n
"','' ,,',,,,, - -, old lime Incl.
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town has shut down for an ind
period. Lack OF orders is given
cause.
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or:zch 10 change its name 10 jackson
I;u!IdinC 4 Loan association.
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a cyclone rushes AZ the rate OF 5Sv
yards a second.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-09-01
visitors with Mesdamcs Alice McDon-
aid and Laura HUTCHINSON.

! visitors with MeSdamcS ALICE McDoH-
aid and Laura Hutcherson.
The families of w. L. Clemmons,
Dora Petty, R. S. Ship, Geo. F.
Bolts, DR.. T. p Callicott, Jas. Scog-
gins and w. C. MCGOWAN were in
Union City Monday for the last sad
rites of DIR. J. B. Anderson.
Misses Helen and Martha Written
Harris, with their guests, Misses Vir-
ginia Hauser, Elizabeth Agnew and
Madge Slayden, the latter from Wa
verify, were visitors Friday at Har-
per's Valley School and participated
in spelling match.
The various committees have ev-
erything in readiness for opening the
annual union tent meeting Rev. R.
B. Freeman, from Abilene, Texas, is
an evangelist of wide reputation.
Mrs. Wade Freeman, pianist. The
Sabbath schools are to meet at the
tent. Among the teachers for the
several classes are r. L. Harper, AL
len Wade, t. j. Bonner, Mrs. Jerry
Spikes and Mrs. w. C. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Woody were
called to Trimble Thursday because
of fatality in the home TO Mr.. AL
bert Garrett, brother of Mrs. Woody.
The only child in the family, a TWEEN
ty-months-old infant, drank carbolic
acid found on the gallery of neigh
Dor, who had the dope for indicating
sick hogs. 1t was a very sad
affair for tho parents, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott, who live near and are
very intimate neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett.
Riyes defeated Woodland Mills
last Saturday in baseball game IL
to 8. Woodland led Rives to 1
UP until the 7th, when the Rives
sluggers fell on Woodlands left
handler for runs, driving him from
the mound. Eight more were added
in the Sth for Rives while Woodland
was gathering 4. Still again Rives
counted in the 9th, making the total
counted II against s for Woodland
Mills. Battery for Rives: Goats, Par
ker and Weatherington. Woodland
Mills: Hefley, Williams and Smith.
Rives plays at Obion today Friday.