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The various committees for the Barker meeting, which begins here Sunday night under a tent on the Tynes lot on Tazewell Avenue, have completed their work and everything is in readiness for the services to begin on schedule time. Bill
THOMAS, a well known pianist, formerly connected with the Billy Sunday organization, has been secured, and a singer of note will also be on hand when the meeting starts. The pianist is will known to Dr. and Mrs.
ARROWOOD, who made his acquaintance on a recent trip to the Holy Land. They speak highly of him as a Christian gentleman and a man. It is believe tha the largest crowds have yet to attended a revival service in Tazewell will be present during the meeting here. Mr.
BARKER has just closed a meeting at Lebanon, where wonderful results were obtained.
Ushers for Barker Meeting: Robert BROWN, Chairman; Albert MCCALL, Bill
HAWKINS, E.R. GARST, R.S. SANDLER, Dr. ROWLETT, Gilbert
GILDERSLEEVE, R.P. COPENHAVER, H.T. HALEY, J.S. BOTTIMORE, R.O.
VANDYKE, T.A. POBST, Harry BUSTON, Jr., D.C. FARLEY, Harry
ELMORE, J.J. GREEVER, D.W. LYNCH, Herbert WARD, L.A.
TYNES, Ernest LEWIS, Albert G. PEERY, Lindsay MCGUIRE, Elmer
KISER, L.C. KINZER, Wade PEERY, Keemer HALL, Kelly
KITTS, Charles YOST, E.M. WHITE, Frank BALLARD, Raymond
HARMAN, S.E. LEFFEL, S.T. SPARKS.
A.W. TESTER and brother, Ballard TESTER, brothers, said to be from Buchanan County, came to grief at North Tazewell Monday when they ran afoul of the law, and had their car stopped and searched by North Tazewell's policeman, Henry
PHILLIPS. Acting on a tip, PHILLIPS stopped the car and upon searched found 22 half gallon fruit jars filled with Buchanan County mountain dew. The two men, upon being caught, made no effort to run and they put up no
excuse whatever, but surrendered quietly and peacefully. Mayor b, of North Tazewell, issued warrants for the Buchanan citizens, charging them with unlawful possession and transporting of ardent spirits. Both men were resting quietly in the city
bastilles at last reports, and on September 6th, will tell Mayor BEAVERS all about it.
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