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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
ELECTRIC PLANT
AND FREE MAIL
DELIVERY HERE
Propositions Submitted to
City Council for Two
Worthy Projects.

The city council met Tuesday even
ing with the following present: Mayor
l.. T. wellman, councilmen Wilson.
Burton. Creei and wellman. Clerk J.,
q. Burns, Attorney A. ]. CARED, treas
urer ]. B. Kinstler and MarshaIs Cy-
rus and Thompson. .-".
The resignation OF Lafe Cooksey as
councilman was received and accept
cd. r! h. Billups was elected to MI
his place. 49,.
Mrs, Josephine Rice resigned as as
SCISSOR and WIN Hale was elected.
Postmaster !. W, See was present
and told tho council that Louisa, be
ing n second class postofflce. is entit-
led 10 free city delivery Of mail, with
two or three carriers. But before get
ting the service II Is necessary 10 have
the houses numbered and street signs
put up at the corners, A proposition
has already been received for doing
this work and II win be followed up
TO get the lowest price. A levy Of 60c
for each building requiring a number
win be made, :: .'... ...
Mr., Dodge OF Cincinnati. was pres
ent and presented proposition TO put
In an electric light plant 10 supply all
the lights and power needed for Lou
ish, The rates run from Sc TO lSc per
kilowatt, dependent upon the amount
OF current used. The proposition win
come up al the ncXt regular meeting
OF the council, .....
MIR. Dodge represents syndicate Of
Cincinnatrs strongest business men
who are planning for investments In
electric, water and gns plants in the
Big Sandy valley towns,
Louisa has long needed an electric
light plan, large cnoush Ia take care
OF all demands and tt Is hoped this can
be- worked out on an equitable basis,
The movement viii be watched with
interest by tho citizens Of Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
TOM NAPIER SHOOTS
BROTHER AT kENoVA

Huntington w. Va, Sept, 2S.-Tom
Napier, 81, laborer, was shot and SER
iously wounded at 9:45 o'clock last
night in the doorway of the Kenova
Jail by his brother, Harvey Napier,
Kenova policeman.
The shooting, II was said. was the
result OF a quarrel between the two
brothers over another brother, who
had been lodged in Jail on a charge Of
disorderly conduct
The injured man was rushed to the
Guthrie hospital in Huntington where
every effort was being made to save
his life His condition is critical al
though attending physician expressed
hope for his recovery.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
CONFERENCE OF
M. E. CHURCH
NAMES PASTORS
Annual Session of Kentucky
Conferences Makes APP
pOintments for Year.

Barbourville, KY, October 2.-As-
s!gnment Of ministers Of the Kentuc
ky Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church was announced here to-
day at the conclusion of the annual
conference. ....
r. a. Young, district missionary.
Southeastern district.
Ashland District:
s. X. Hunt. district superintendent.
Advance, Isiah Cline.
Ashland, First Church. E. r. Overly.
Second Church, V. T.. Fryman.
Catlettsburg. w. b, Foley.
East MaysvilIe r. NJ. Harrison.
Elkhorn city, NJ A. Peters.
Gallup. o. j. Policy.
Germantown, John r. Howes.
Greenup, A. S. GOdby.
Louisa, John Cheap.
Martin to be supplied.
Maysvile, Worth $. Peters.
Mt OHvet. Newton King Jr.
Olive Hill. Alexander Kenner.
Paintsville. +. J. Rees.
PaintsviIle Circuit, r. c. Morris.
PIkevIlle. A. II. Davis 81. c. Rice)
Russell o. w. Robinson (F. II.
Dowdy)
Salt Lick S. b. Wardrip.
SalyerEville, to be supplied,
Sardis J. + Hopkins.
Tolesboro j. II. Burden
Nanceburg. u. +. Felts.
Vanceburg Circuit. 5. b. Godty.
WalliugfOrd. J. O. Sparks.
Wolfplt, r, r. Ashby.
Miss Clara Bridges and Mrs Matte
b. Rice. missionaries
C0vmg Lexington District;
Main Street T. r. Stratton.
Trinity, f. T., Trent.
Ludlow W. II, Davenport.
Gray. n G. Griswald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
Lack of Water is
Stopping Oil Well Work

The extremely dry weather is inter-
ferring with oil development in the
Blaine field. The creeks are dry and
it is impossible to get water for the
boilers of the drilling outfits. Anoth-
er trouble is the shortage of casing
and tubing. Railroad embargoes have
prevented the shipment of pipe.
The Union Gas & OIL Company and
the Cumberland are doing the best
they can to keep going, but have been
compelled to shut down some of the
rigs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
cHAs. j. HoWES WILL
RUN FOR SEC. OF STATE

Charles j. Howes, Paintsville, has
definitely announced that he will be
a candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Secretary Of State. Mr..
Howes was the Chief Clerk of the
House at the last session of the Leg
islature and is widely known all over
Kentucky. His entry makes the Sec
ond from Eastern Kentucky as Mrs.
Nary Il, Flanery, Catlettsburg, has
stated that she would seek the nomi-
nation for Secretary of State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
FISCAL COURT
IN SESSION THIS WEEK

The regular semi-annual term of
fiscal court convened Tuesday with
Magistrates r. w. vinson, Sam Butler,
NJ v. Frazier, Silas lobe Add Skeens,
V. b. Shortridge, Parish Sparks and
Warren Castle present, On account of
the illness of Judge Sparks, r. W. Vin-
son was elected to preside.
The consideration of claims is the
chief business before the court
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
Pipe Line is Being
Extended to Catlettsburg

The Cumberland Pipe Line company
is laying a four inch oil line from the
pumping station four miles northwest
OF Louisa to Catlettsburg. II is in
tended to make an outlet for Law
renee and Johnson county oil TO the
Ohio river where 1t may be loaded in
tank barges. Also. the new refinery
just above Catlettsburg will be serv-
ed by this line.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

We desire to call attention to an ad-
vertisement in this issue by Webb
Holt and H. w. Bussey, offering some
desirable lots for sale In the Northup
addition to Louisa. 1t will pay you to
read this and to follow II up with an
investigation. advertisement
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

VIM, e. Wiley 26, to Gladys Boggs
10, OF Keaton.
Charley Thompson, 81, to Inez Webb
IA, of Fort Gay.
oties Caldwell, 20, to Laura Well
man, 21, of Blevins.
Albert Blanton 20, to Jessie Daniel
15, OF Henrietta.
Dewey Blevins, "a, to Marie Ball. Il
OF Ellen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-10-06
NEW HOTEL PROPRIETOR.

Mr., and Mrs, w. E. Arnold have ta-
ken charge Of the Louisa Inn. They
came here from Pikeville, from which
point Mr.. Arnold has been working as
a travelling salesman. They come to
Louisa with good communications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
OBSERVE HOLY WEEK
IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES;
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES

Holy Week Will be observed in tho
Ca'hoiIr churches ot the city with
number or important services this week.
Mass will 10 celebrated at ST JOSS ph's
Cathedral this morning at S o'clock ana
Tenebrae vii be Chan'ed this evening
and Thursday and Friday evenings NJ
so O'Clock. Solemn High Mass Will ~
celebrated at IN o'clock tomorrow morn
IN sand Saturday morning.
At 81. AphonSus church mass VIII
hr celebrated each morning at : O'Clock.
The Friday morning srrvir" includes
Alteration Of tho Cross and rr"-Sanc'-
fed Mass. Tho Tcnchrar services VIII
hn hold this ev"n:n Gand Thursday and
Friday evenings ~ 80 o'clock. Tho
solemn Resurrection service vii! 10 OBJ
served Saturday evening ~ 7:20 o'clock
The Saturday mGrninG service VIII I've
tho blessing Of the hre used on tho al
tar. tho blessing OF tho Pastoral Candid
and the blessing OF the hartismal wat">
a, 6 o'clock. tn" Stations Of ~" Way
Of tho Cross will hc observed 1T so
o'clock on Good Friday afternoon.
Father Hall will celebrate mass every
morning At tho Church fthr Imma"u-
late Conception and solemn High Mass
will hr hr,d At o'clock. Evening S"rN-
Ices will be held at $50 O'Clock on Good
Friday. Similar services will u" OBJ
served At the Church ot tn" Sacred
Heart in North Wheeling. with Father
RoSsmRn officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
CLUB
REVUE DATE SET.

AprIl @th and 18th have been S"I"''-
81 as the dates for the nrH' annual
Minstrel and Revue which il booked '"r
the carroll cub Auditorium nnd"r aus
;lccS or 'hc Alhdmhra club. "n' 81 L
Whcclng'S Youngest though most pro-
grCSsiVc. social orEauiza t"nS
Many "r Wheclinr's outstanding anna
teur theatrical performers az PrnfcS-
s.nnal ability viii form IN" cast '"r
this play which indicates thai 1t VIII %"
ono Of ~" most successful engagement"
introduced In this community.
Tho production is being staged und"r
the skilled direction Of Mr.. JOS NJ. COR
cnrar who reports that plenty nt talent
Is q, han and IN some insG noes mas ~
difnrult to make decisions. rehearsal IS
have been most gratifying, when ~
further evldrnr" that this initai aha'I
will go over The top IN "A large meas
urc Of success
81 a meeting last Sunday th" FnN'l"-
itv romu;ttcC mad" %ornN worry rnronr-
aging rcnort' stating that IL" rr"rra M
Is now ready for the pres" and that the
demand for tickets l., steadily !ncEcaS'
ms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
MONDAY SERVICES
Dr. Gibson Delivers Foresful Talk on
what Think Ye Of Christi"

The noon day scryiC" at the First
f-cShl tNr!AU church th:S week IS
drawing many members o: the corgrc-
cation - hear the excellent musi" Which
l., beng conducted by Thomas toulk.
and the Shor; addresses which are be-
!ns made hy Rev. :. VI. Gibson. pastor
of the church. who selects a topic 81
Interest for each day relative 70 Pas
sion week. ar" we'll received
Dr. Gibson spoke Yesterday on The
Day ot Contro vcCSy. Ills subject to-
day will bc The Day Of Retirement
Speaking Yesterday from the unans-
werable argument 90 JcSus.--"Whas
think - NJ Chri&t'--he said: There are
some people Who do not think Of Christ
at all and while they date their busi-
ness letters IN tho Year Of our Lord.
they seem n be ignorant ~ the fact
that that marks the anniversary OF the
Advent OF the Son OF God. There are
others who have wrong thoughts OF
christ Among th:S number arc those
who say that he = Il Sood man without
realizing tla' il n" = not all that he
clamcd\ TO PC. he can not cycu hc re-
ga -ded aS a good man FOR he claimed
10 be- tho Son - G0d which. II he is
not, makes him the bodies Of deceivers.
The question = not what tho world
II
Him again ard cruelty Him afrcsh. The
question ~ not what the angels think
Of christ. although W know that they
sang ",;lory 20 tod in the Highest and
IN earth Peace Good Wi, toward men"
The question X not oven what the Re-
doomed think % CHRIST. who have said
Unto Him that loved us and washed
u from our sins In His own blood"
bU: 'hs question - "Whatfth;nk Ne OF
There were two eminent legal
authorities in England. Gilbert West
and Lord Lyttlcton. who sought to
crush tho defenders OF The superna tural
N tho E;bir. To do his K was ncceS-
sary to Hrove that the resurrection OF
Jesus from the dead was 4 myth and
that Saul OF Tarsus was never convert
ed that he never saw Jesus Lord
LYtt!eton undertook 20 write book
proving tho frs: and Gilbert West the
second. Being honest in tho matter
they s;Id!ed the evidence and after
sonn" me each had TO admit to tho
found that the other had written his
book on that side These books can be
found 10 any :i-St class library"
Miss Margare: Roberts soprano Of
the First church choir. was the singer
a. Yesterdays services Tho singer,
who Will Re heard during tho week are:
Wednesday,. Mr.. Carl Neer tenor OF the
Thomson ". L. church. THURSDAY Miss
Virginia piEbv:.and Friday Mrs. Thomas
r. FouiK. and Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto
soprano % the Thomson NJ f. church.
Thomas 4. Foulk viii conduct the
music a: the FIRST church all during tho
week. owing 20 the illness OF rrof.
Elmer lloelzle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
NOTED TENOR SOL0|ST
With BETHANY COLLEGE.
GLEE CLUB THURSDAY

Harold T.. ITuNnrd. of Greenfield. In
diana. S the tenor snloist IT the Rcth-
any CoIlrS" cleo club who Will give
their first appearance In Wheeling on
Thursday night, Arr;l 18th Huft"rd
has voice Of raro quality and his work
has been ono OF 'hc hits Of the pro-
gram. He vii! sing Until" by Wiltrrd
Sanderson, and Dear Little Boy Of
Nine" by Earnest r. Ball.
The Bethany College cleo Club will
start on their Pennsylvania tour on
April 10Th, giving entertainments at
TftiShurEh. Now Castle. Tyrone. Phil.
ipSburC. Altoona. lohn%t own. Summer
sct and Connclsvillc. The date has not
vet been settled for the concert that
Will be put broadcast ny the WcStinG-
house radio STATION. of Pittsburgh. Tho
club will take an extended tour through
out the 'irca, Lakes district this sum-
mcr under tho management OF their
manager. n. Z. Rihlet.
Tn" following is the program for
Thursdays concert at Wheeling:
"Rethany Rouse" ...........J. &. Moos
Men of bethany. .........J. {. Mos
My Namr Is Where tho Heather
E!onms" .......... Reginald dc k"Ten
PIANO Solo: Loreley. Hans Seeding
Z. n. Mulkin
Negro SpiritualS:
Listen to de Lambs .............
............. Recorded by Natalie
"GodS a.Swinc ter move all De
troubles away ....Turiis- BUR- n
Reading: Quentin Ma$sy. II. e. bankle,
Two Gasnlin~ Rallads:
Young Lochinvar" Lester jerks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
new SLOT MACHINES
NOT YET APPROVED
But County and City Attorneys Believe
They Coma Within Law.

City Manager Charles II. DowiNr.
Prosecuting Attorney carl q RaNInan
and City Solicitor Carl @, Schmid; con-
ferrcd yesterday afternoon Cor the rur-
pose OF reaching conclusion ON the
new slot machines which have made
their appearance N Wheeling. City
Manager Dowlcr believes the machines
are nothing moro than = gambling dc
disc II Is said tho city and county at
torneys believe the machines arc go
equipped that they ara within tho law
At each play when a nickel re de-
POSTED in tho machine. a package Of
chewing gun, il secured by the player
and an indicator on tho machine shows
how much the player wins before ne de-
POSTS his monry. Nothing was done
yesterday and the case was taken under
Amusement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
ROTARY CLUB TRIBUTE
TO CAPT. ". 7. OTTO
Resolution Presented by Rotar1An q H.
Dowlsr Unanimously Adopted

Al m. weekly meeting o; tho Rotary
ciuh hold =, the Mcl.u-c yesterday &"
noon the following resolutions prosecute"
BY CITY Manager Charles II. l'""''''
N,.S unanimously adopted:
Tho members ~ the Wheeling 10
,ary club have learned with deep rcGrc'
Of the death OF Captain Wii"am J.
OTTO, member OF tho wheeling cry
council tor many years. 1nenner o' ,ne
IVES, Virginia legislature from 'o'o
county. and one q. our most honnred
and respected citizens.
w. desire to put on record an *
nrnssion OF our cstc"n for him as
man, and our valuation OF him AS
rnnsc;en,iouS hiSh-mindcd public se-r-
AM, We feel that in the death OF cap
tan Orn tho city has lost one who
cherished its interests and the inter
es,s OF his fellow citizens. and who
CAV. 10 the problems % city govern
mnnt earnest study. intelligent rons,d-
Grafton and conscientious Devotion 70
the right as mr. saw the right.
We particularly desire At this t'me
n -ec0-d our arnreciatic Of the active
ami influential par, taken by 'apm'n
otto IN the pa>sa=" &c the legislation
creating the corporation or "Teate7
Nhcelins. This waSsa caus" u which
tho membership o. mo iNNJtTN N'O'
were committed. and which they felt
then. and which the s,irl feel, was Of
IA n mount rub'ic interest. and 70 Cap
tain Otto's active assistance A. that
,in,e. We owed 10 small measure OF the
success that was finally realized.
The city ne Wheeling and the state
OF West Virginia have lost in the death
Of CAPTAIN Otto an honorable and natri-
otto public servant His life has en-
riched the citizenship OF Wheeling. To
his "a n.ly and friends. the Rotary club
extends rs sympathy and mourns with
them the passing Of ono whose lite and
work has helped make this better
community.
Resolved. That co?r Or these 1850
buttons be engrossed and snnt 20 the
members OF Cor:ain N'tns "a rn'lv.
'CNAS. II. FOWLER"
A fund or $3.50 for tho boys work
committee OF tho club - carry on It's
activities throurhou; the stat. was
raised Nominations for the year Will
DO held on Tuesday. April .25th. wh'is
the annual dinner AVID election will IA
held the evening % May At the Coun-
try club.
Ro,arian ward p Elliott. rresdcn,
OF the Elliott Commercial club. read an
interesting paper on Business Meth
DDS"
The following were tho guests OF the
club YESTERDAY: Rctarians Ross Skin
mr.. Pittsburgh: J. T.. Dun. New Castle,
IA: Ear r. StcarnS. cleveland: Rabbi
Hvr,an lola. W. A. Foley. =. A. Smith.
W. 7 Nichols. A. VI. Miiloy. Hal Web
ster. ". l.. SpraEg and c. Q. Weisha.ns
~ Wedding recently hold in London
a woman appeared AZ hest man in
- ~ h-il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

~ 4 Wedding recently hold in London
4 woman appeared a. best man" In
support OF tho bridegroom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Ont THIS QUIT IS wORTH MONEY

Cut Out THIS slfp, enclose WIN &c an!
mail it to Foley & Co. @S3a Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. II. writing your name
.,d ,dd-o.s clearly You will receive
IN return n trial package containing Fo-
jey's Honey and Tar compound for
coughs. colds and cronr: folry's Kidney
rills rnr pains IN sides and hack: rheum-
stiSm. haCkaChe. kidney AND bladder all
ncn,s. and Foley Cathartir Tablets. 4
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartir for constipation. ntltnusness.
headaches and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

with their flaring detachable capes
arc lovely for sports, street and af'
t,rnnon wear. The straight line
sports frock has bodice of contrast.
inc color. Fashioned with round
neck. short sleeves and narrow self
belt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

IN cooperation with the department
II Music OF the Wheeling Shc9ois. the
Intel,ixeneer. o.r:nn.nS with It's ISSUE
OF Thursday. AprH @rd. VIII print
story from one TO four musical compo-
.i,ions from 4 loist OF forty which has
e..n selected BY Miss Lucy Robinson.
supervisor OF music IN the local schools.
This list Of forty compositions Is taken
from a much larger list compiled by
Robert J. Coleman. s. e. Nus. r.. FOR
IN, victor Talking Machine COMPANY
These stories OF musical com positions
will appear daily II the lntciligencer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Wheeling Public Schools
Music Memory Contest

until the entire forty have been printed
Their publication IN this form viii maAc
II easy .or the pupils q the 'ocs'
schools 10 got these stories IN o'ue'
that they may more readily mcm"r'"e
the interesting features of eaCh c"mpo-
sition in connection with the muse
memory contes, now heinz held by MISS
Robinson They can he clipped from
day 20 dav as they appear and kept
together IN AN envelope or rasted IN
a srrape book FOR use AZ home or IN
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
MOTION FOR JUDGMENT

motion for judgment was ti!ed IN
circuit court yesterday ny Attorney Aus
TIN V. Wood styled J. ". Raltz & Sons
company ~. Is. W. Lewis ct al
The plaintiff will argue a motion for
Judgment for s37tt9 IN court on April
20 claiming this amount due on con-
tract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
RIVER NEWS

TIN. Helen Z. cleared port ysstefeS
warning at IL o'clock for New AAaA-
moras ,.,
the General Wood arrived at the ioeai
wharf Yesterday afternoon fro" Pfets-
burg, and. after receiving a new A<so'
left for Cincinnati at I o'clock.
The Senator CorGill will arrive mere
his morning from Pittsburgh and VIII
leave shortly after for Charleston.
The steamer Liberty will clear tooAS
at noon for Pittsburgh en- route 1roA
GAINESVILLE.
A stage Of ST. feet and. slowly Ms
Ing was registered yesterday 1t Ia 10
cal wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
ELM GROVE GARAGE
IS BROKEN into

some time between midnight and
O'Clock -cstrrd"r morning -HhheTS~ ernk"
INTO and robbed tho Baker garage IN
Elm Grove.
A tire and rim were stn'"n from an
automobile in tho garage for repairs
Nothing Csc Is believed 10 nave poem
stolen. Frtrancc was gained ny forcing
a rear DON. Thr robbery wa% reported
70 the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
LIONS To WORK
FOR BOND ISSUE
Every MI16BER TO TAKE A CAN
VAES or MS OWN E11Gasoh~
HOOD AND ASSOCIATES
Cub Altmsyer Prspsrts "Au soush
wheeling PROGRAM Which
NAkss Great Hit

Wheeling den ~ Lions a. is regular
meeting yesterday raised a resolution
piedxinx every member :" Work tor
votes fo- IN. filtration pond ISSUE.
Zach member - - canvass his nc:Cn-
horAcod and associates and report AT
the next meeting the number to7 ana
sgajns; the bonds. The resolution io'-
lows:
Whereas. We the members of The
Lions club. believe that the nceS OF
cleaner and batter water - oe para
mount Importance 20 the city Of Wheel
Ing: and.
Whereas. The city officials have
called 4 srec!a, election for a bond ISSUE
therefore. be 4
Resolved, Tina, each member OF tho
Lions cub Immediately become active
IN securing the hep and votes "c his
friends and ncichhorS. both mon and
women, to the end tina: fu'' vote
may oe obtained on election day in
favor OF tho bond issue.
Fine Program
Cub James T. Altnyer. former fire
chief and now a leading undertaken. was
In charge 81 the good fellowship pro-
gram yesterday. He presented an 'AlI
South Wheeling program. which made
a 0erlCcp MT. II CnVS.SVe1 w 81 S'''
by William HeHnirS. n solo ~ Miss
Esther Carson. ACCOMPANIED by Miss
Mary Gorsuch. and two entertaining
songs and dance by Alfred Salisbury,
AL we're applauded vigorously.
At the request Of tho Fresno. tal'for-
Ma den ot Lions. IL was agreed 20 OBJ
serve 'Ra!Sin day" at tho meeting
r~4rest 70 Ar-;, -. Severa! products
o. ra's;ns will be eaten or otherwise
consumed.
During tie meeting Il was discovered
that a silver serving tray vas miss:nS
and a search 4 srove-ed Il in the pocket
80 one 81 thN best known and most
highly respected CUBS. He also had a
napkin Serre:ed, He stoutly main
ea!ned. however. ;hat ~ was a frame-up
and tina. tho articles had been placed in
MS poCket without hts knowledge. He
was tina,iy acquitted. with instructions
70 ., tho note! s;IScrware alone in
future
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-05
Farm Bureau Work
E. {. To Be Continued

At meeting Of the executive board
of the Marshall County Farm Bureau
held here Saturday it was decided to
carry on the county agent work in
Marshall county Notwithstanding the
lack of an appropriation from the
county board for this purpose.
II Owing to the numerous requests OF
members Of the farm bureau the board
has decided to continue the work and
will attempt to raise the necessary
funds by subscription.
There are at least 694 good citizens
Of Marshall county who have the vel
fare Of farmers at heart, according to
the recent vote which was taken on
the county agent question, and all
will, undoubtedly, be found backing
up the farm bureau in it's effort to
carry on this Important work, which
is needed more than ever now in
these critical times.