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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-04

sickness and at the death of our loved
one.--J. j. Baldis. Nancy Zellner, Del
la Poeck and Ernest Zellner.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-04
LEWIS is PRESIDENT.

o 90 o 900 o
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
BITTER FIGHT IN TUNNELTON.
sam Montgomery Municipal Ticket
l. Opposed
speTal % ne Washington Herald


Tunnelton, " Va, Jan "A bitter
fight is on here between forces led by
former state Senator sam z. Mont
gomery. the present mayor. and the anti
Montgomery faction for control OF the
city government
The Montgomery ticket is: Mayor.
George KerchiveI: recorder. Joseph Y.
Gibson: aldermen. Frank Hart. " f
Stewart. Frank WIles. Charles Watkins.
and James Hunt.
The independent ticket IS: Mayor.
Frank Hart. recorder. Frank Craig; al
dermen. Truman Frazer. Ernest Wat
son. J. Wesley Miller. Everett Mayor,
and Hubert Pentney.
Mr. Hart. IL IS understood. VIII with
draw from The Montgomery ticket Mont
gomery IS criticised. because. It IS claim
ed he attended a meeting Of the council
only three times I'm the past year. He
enjoys the distinction OF having been ap-
pointed bv President Roosevelt TO an
important position iu the Department Of
Commerce and Labor without indorse-
ment and knowledge OF Senator'S Scott
and Eikins and Congressman SturEiss.
Montgomery has bitterly assaiIed the
Republican state machine in West Vir-
gina. and he applied directly 70 the
President and vas appointed few
DAYS ago. the delegation went from Tun-
Melton 10 protest against the appointment
OF Montgomery. but. Il Is stated. he re-
cefved the cold shoulder" At the
White House.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
CARDINAL GREETS VISITORS.
His New Years Reception Attended
by Catholics and PrOteStants.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. cardinal Glib
bars gave his annual New Years recep-
-;on this afternoon at the a~chiepi sc0pal
residence. following the services ar the
Cathedral. where he preached. He de-
Iversd his sermon in a vigorous manner,
lis voice penetrating 60 the rear Ct the
ersat Cathedral where hundreds az ps0-
PIE stood. be.ng unable 90 secure seats
Il IS The cardinals custom 10 preach
on The first Sunday az each month. but
he faced to-day. as is usual on The first
sunday q the year. a congregation that
occupied every seat in the edi6ce and
8vprfIswad into the aislCS
Ills sermon was or i1e name o. Jesus.
the text having been taken from the
gospel Of the day. TIE name was heaven
born. he said ard it meant savior.
the cardinals sermon was TeTy brief.
His voice was round and fun. and could
be- distinctly heard in al parts az the
Cathedral
In Ire throng That greeted the cardinal
al his residence were many Protestauts.
as We'll as Catholics. the former shaking
hands with him and The later kissing Dis
ing
The fine weather that prevailed per
mitJed people 90 come out who other
wise would have been compelled 90 r.
main AT home. and iu addition % this
many very handsome costumes were
worn by the ladies. presenting q picture
Of color. To every one the cardinal was
cordial. and Oh reply 10 the fs'-ciJaJi0ns
extended 90 him. wished E-s callers q
very happy and prosperous rev Year
Garbe8 iH his Gun robes including his
scarlet cap. De stood 81 the door between
THE two large communicating Parlors or
fhe left az che house as TIE visitors en-
tered il from the Charles street side
After greeting him moment each caller
re-eutered the main haH, from wilici
Lev left TIE residence by door 20 the
Cathedral side vard. and from there out
-he gate 20 Mulberry street i IS esti-
mated that several thousand persons paid
+reir respects
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

such recommendations 10 the legislature
as would remove the poll tax as an issue,
would so far 20 hold the party IN line
at q time when business and protective
interests undeniably within the party
show disposition to break away.
The Democratic margin Of votes in
Virginia IS not so great as 10 justify the
present apathy Of the party authorities
The proposed State bank guarantee
law has been the principal editorial sub
Jet in North Carolina recently. The
Charlotte Chronicle says:
The Salisbury Post gives Us assur-
ance that the proceedings OF the coming
legislature are not going to be so duh as
some people seem 20 anticipate. Those
it says. who assume that the legislative
session Of 1900 will be a love feast are
due anOthe. think, for Il is certain that
the bank guaranty project. among other
things viii be introduced Senator
Whitehead KIuttz IS enthusiastically
in favor OF the proposition and will in
troduce a bill early In the session pro-
viding for a guaranty 10 depositors by
the state. the various banks to be as
sessed TO maintain the guarantee fund.
Representatives Carlton and Julian are
both disposed TO oppose such measure.
THE Pest announces the receipt BY the
Salisbury members of the legislature Of a
copy Of a bill drafted by John W. Gul-
ledge. esq. Of WadesborO. attorney for
the Southern Savings Bank Of Wades-
bOro- entitled An act to provide for the
protection OF depositors in banks 1t is
a lengthy bill. but in brief provides that
the corporation commission shall each
year levy against the capital stock Of
every State banking institution. trust
company. or other corporation engaged
in the banking business in the State Of
North Carolina doing business under a
state charter. an assessment equal 10
one-half Of per cent Of the banks daily
less the deposits OF funds belonging 10
the United States or the State Of North
Carolina. # otherwise secured. for the
purpose OF creating a depositOTs' guar
anty fund, said assessment TO be paid
direct to the State treasurer by the bank
upon the call of the corpora ton COM
mission 70 be by said treasurer set aside
to be known as a fund FOR the protec-
ton Of bank depositOrs within this State
The fund IS to be under the supervision.
control. and management Of the corpora
ton commission. which shall have power
to adopt all such suitable rules and regu-
Istions, not inconsistent with law, as may
be necessary and proper for the manage
ment and administration Of the same.
Other provisions relate TO the require
ments imposed upon the banks Of the
State for the carrying out of the law.
This Is a movement that IS going to stir
up considerable agitation in the State,
and It Is quite probable that & VIII be
strenUOusiy opposed by the bankers.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
WITH VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA EDITORS

Richmond Va Jan. 9-The announce
n,ent OF Representative Bascom Slemp,
Of the Ninth Virginia district. Who Is
state chairman or the Republican party.
that the Republicans favor an amend
nent Of the constitution 10 Go away with
the proviso which makes the SIX months
prepayment OF the poll tax a prerequisite
10 voting, has attracted widespread ed
itoriaI comment in the Virginia Demo
cratic papers. The Richmond Evening
Journal, taking the Slemp interview as z
text. thus admonishes the Democratic
party Of Virginia
The Democratic party organization in
Virginia. If IT perceives the signs Of the
times cannot in justice 10 itself or the
party. remain idle while the Republican
opposition IS busy with shrewd. far-see-
ing plans designed to throw this State
in the Republican column ultimately.
The Journal Is more than ever ina
pressed with the wisdom Of the Norfolk
Virginian-Pilots suggestion for a conven-
ton OF the party at an early day 10 re-
view the situation and take such action
Is viii put the party on record as 10
vital questions now pressing 10 the front,
and thus fo-astaH the Republicans and
prevent them from gaining any tactical
advantages. A number OF Democratic
papers have iuoorsed the proposition;
but the absolute silence Of members Of
the state committee. and Of other party
( leaders forces the conclusion that the
recognized authorities seA no necessity
for action.
Maybe We are needIeSsly disturbed. We
( hope SO. at least. But We cannot consent
I TO remain silent when happenings day by
day seem to demand discussion and
prompt action. The latest most signif-
/ cant event is the announced programme
Of the State Republicans in the next gu
I bernatorial election. Representative -
! Bascom Slemp. who is also the RepUb-
{ lican State chairman. announces some
+ features Of that programme IN ar inter
b view he gave TO The Washington Herald
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch. COM
meuting on Mr. SIemp's Interview. ex-
I presses the opinion that the Republicans
{ VIII have 10 get some better issues if
+ they expect 10 do much. but makes this
significant admission.
Il is not surprising 10 find the Re
/ pUblicans taking advantage OF the poll
! tax requirements. and they viii find
I many people ready to vote not only fer
( the change in the six months payment
+ provision. but for the abolition Of the
entire poH tax. This viii remain good
! caro- for tire Republicans until the Demo
( Gratis abolish It themselves.
4 Our decided opinion is that this poll tar
4 voting requirement Is resented by a ma
T jority Of Democrats, and that it would
+ take very little to induce thousand ol
them 10 show their resentment at the
+ polls if II should ne made an issue be
+ tween the parties IN a State election.
a convention Of Democrats, by making
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
BLOWS OFF TOP OF HIS HEAD.
/. B. WOy. Thinking He Had Killed
Man. Suicides.
.geclsl 20 TIE yvashius,aa Herald

SVe-lsl 20 TIE Wzstirg-C- Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Jan. s.-Despoudeut
because Of 10 work and thinking he
had just killed a man, Ira 3. Woy. OF
Coalmont. near Everett. blew the whole
TOP Of his head or with a double-barreled
shotgun in his boarding-h0use. Woy had
previously quarreled with ". r Ellen
berger. superintendent OF the Broad Top
Lumber Company. who was doing night
work II his desk lie wanted work and
he attempted TO G-semb0wel Ellenberger
with an AK that was lying IN The Office.
bur the latter escaped
Harry Gallagher. also Of CoalmOnt at
tracted by the excitement tried TO pacify
Wev. only 20 be Knocked down bv the
latter wiki the ax. having been struck
on the head with the fat side Thinking
DE had killed Gallagher. Woy then went
70 his boarding-hoUse. the home Of James
Moran. asked for the Iatter's shotgun.
which was unwitringly given 10 him by
Morran's daughter lie retired 70 his
room and blew of the top Of his head.
Gallagher was not seriously hurt Woy
was in his twenty-ninth year
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
American TeIegraphOue Company.


Washington. d g.. Dec J.. 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF The
American TelegraDhone Company. for
the election OF nine trustees and for the
purpose o. tTansacting sEch other bust
ness as may lawfully come before the
stockholders II general meeting. viii be
held IL the small hail. third floor. Of the
Masonic Temple. corner OF Ninth and r
streets northwest. ~ the city OF Wash
ingtOn D c.. az 20 a. m TIT RSDAA-
January =. 1873 The polls shall be and
remain open between the hours Of - q.
n and J. ~. on said day
Notice is also given that the board of
trustees has appointed William j. Dante,
= IAN Note. and TnsddeuS r Robbins
as Judges or election. as provided o.
section . Article ! of the bylaws. and
that said judges Of election viii be pres
ent al the ctace Of the company. AZ Room
S. HutChius Building corner Of Tenth
and y streets northwest. Washington.
y. G.. between the hours Of ( p III. and
p. m. on TUESDAY. January le 1853. 20
receive. verify. and tahulate such proxies
as may be presented % them No proxy
shalla be voted Al the annual election
without first having been passed upon
by the judges o. election The transfer
books Of the company win be closed from
December q. 1875 % January 4. 1879 in
elusive r. VAN SOTE, Secretary.
del y faE
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Sianager Strangely Missing,

Richmond, Va, Jan S-The Douglass
Tailors. a concern organized under the
laws Of the State OF Virginia. IS now
iB q receivers hands. due 20 the fact thar
the manager of the concern. c. F. Short
has left for other parts. and no one
seems 10 be able To md out Just where
he is. In addition 10 his absence. the
safe Of the concern is securely locked
and no one is in a position 10 tell the
condition OF the firm Judge John II
Ingram Of The Law and Equity Court
to-day appointed p tt. Davis receiver Of
the concern The receivership was an
piled for by Walter T. Eanes. G. Il
Buchanan, and 7. ". Slcan.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Church Papers Consolidate.

Charlotte. y. c.. Jan. The movement
70 consolidate the four great Presbyterian
papers Of the South-the Central Presby-
terrain. Of Richmond. Va. the Southern
Presbyterian. Of Atlanta, Ga, the West
eru Presbyterian. OF New orleans, La,
and the Presbyterian STANDARD. OF Char
Iotte-has been successfully carried out
with the exception Of the Presbyterian
Standard. Of this city. The Presbyterian
Of the South Is the title Of the consoli-
dated organs. and the deal became efec-
tive January ]. It VIII be published at
Atlanta
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
North Carolina Returns

Fort Monroe, Va, Jan. 3-The cruiser
North Carolina arrived this morning
from Venezuela. after a record run. hay
ins landed Special Envoy ". T. Buchan-
an ar La Guaira- All was quiet whan
she started north. The trip was I'M
eventful. The North Carolina goes ~
the navy yard for an OVERLAPPING. pre-
paratory 20 taking the Taft party ia
Panama from Charleston. TIE cruiser
Montana sailed this afternoon for Guam
1anamo, and viii later return 20 Charles
ton TO Join the North Carolina for the
Taft trip
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
FIGHT FOR SENAT0RSHIP.
Prohfbitionisfs and Anfi-PrOh.Ji-
tinni.t. Line Up In Carolina.

Raleigh. y. c, Jan 2.-No-th Carolina
legislators are arriving FOR the conveninC
bieunlaI session Wednesday. and a visor-
Gus contest is under way for the speak
erShip OF The lower house.
". c DOwd. editor Of the Charlotte
News. is the Leading candidate with r.
II. Hayes and A. ". Graham strong COM
petitors. Dowd was defeated last session.
but the indications gre be viii win this
time.
The-frht begins With Is caucus Of the
Democratic members Tuesday night The
conservative and state prohibition eIe-
ment OF the party is largely supporting
Dowd Graham Is a. avowed anti-prohl-
bitionisr.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.



Washington Slrdzy. Jsr- 3. Is.9-s T. n.
Lc-zI rains hs.e Ccc--red IN the Ess-Ul states
AID TIE Ohio Nallsy ara s-ase snor IN the extreme
NCrthvest- Rains have cvrri-lsd n tie Paci6c
coast G.s-i-'s and scattered T7i1s are sl-0 re-
ported IN he TlatelE reECr-
TIE rrlncipsi sto1E 81 csu-ere2 tonight IN rhe
Northeul ROXY Mountain region h-t the barou-ster
Is Conrl-a1'rely I1V -h-o-hCrt The WeSr ard along
the Ncrrlern froufier.
Aoae-g.- te.HreratUr5s ncv prevail Throughout the
c5lrf~ zitbouEa she tenT--a--Ere l. falling ID the
- Northwest. ard the c-li n the British North
west i iuc-resuE i- iutsrs-rv
Unsettled weather VIE T--FaIi crs- e considerable
portion O. rar c0u1r-- T1rh scattered ram N last
era ard Genital sections ard ca--t--e5 s2ili tens
feature 8. Che Esst and So---h- snow and much
cl-dc- = Indicated tCr the Ncr-E-CS- With q Odd
wave IN The Northern Boczv Mountain region ard
on re Northeast slope. extending q NoCrsheld-
Cci5er weather VII rVUtaely claSTread the Cen
traI valleys D. Tuezisy might
The winds along the NsF E--,s-5 and Middle Al
laufi- Coasts VIII b. fresh S5u-he-v- or the Sourh
Atis--ie coast Moderate -1-thszste--y- beeEIlius
rarstle. On The East Gf-lf cast moderate ezsre-v
hc-u-sin- variable On TIE Wes- tfal- ccas variable
mostly moderate eolthes.v.
STEAMERS departing Mor,Iay 81 European uo--s
VIII have fresh sCu-tsr,y vi1ds. w.rh partly cloudy
weather and locsi rains. 20 the Gra-t Banks.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

provement which marks a distinct step
in the advancement in the development OF
residence property in the city
At the beginning Of the year the order
OF Judge Anderson, Of Clifton Forge. went
into effect, almost doubling the area OF
the city by annexation and adding up
ward OF see 20 the population. In
the new portions the city has done
considerable preliminary work. more than
&0.C00 alone having been spent in the ex-
tension OF water mains and FIRE pro-
tpctiOn
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04

SPECIAL to Tie Washington Herald.
Covington. Va, Jan S--Trafic on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, OF the
Hinton division. was practically. suspend
ed to-day on account Of an east-bOund
freight train being wrecked six miles
east Of here early this morning. About
nineteen cars Of coal were ditched. The
wreck vas caused by a defective brake
beam. Passengers on the east-bound
through train No. ( were transferred with
some delay. No one was hurt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
EnunI sufrnce Petitlon in WheeIlng

Wheeling. ". Va, Jan "A remark
able petition is that being circulated by
tire Woman Suffrage Association Of this
city. in which Congress Will be asked 20
create an equal suffrage law The Pc
tition Is remarkable in that no male ciJi-
zen has yet refused TO sign IT, Il is the
intention 10 have the petition signed by
every. one OF the $500 voters in the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Asks Conference in Gilbert Case.

Richmond, Va. Jan G--Gor- swanson
to-day telesrapred Commonwealth s At
t8rney TiIJon and judge HG1ckei Of Nor
folk. 20 meet him next Tuesday FOR a con
ference in regard 20 the Ben Gilbert
case. the Norfolk youth who shot and
killed lis sweetheart because she was
out walking With rival Several letters
in connection with the case have been
received by the CHER executive. but he
viii make no decision until after this
conference. The jurors almost 10 a man
are favorable TO a continuation Of sen
tence to lie iurrisonue1l.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Presented RnntismnI Font.

Cumberland. Md. Jan. Mrs. J. O-ns-
by Morgan. or Philadelphia, has presented
to s.. Philips Protestant Episcopal
Church. Cumberland. set apart for vor-
ship by coIored people. q handsome hap
tisual font. which was dedicated by Rev
William Cleveland Hicks. rector OF I'm
manuel Parish The l0n; is made o. dark
chartered cak. Gothic style Mrs llo--
gan Is the mother OF Mrs. Semmes. wife
OF Richard T. Seumes. who is a brother
Of John =. Semmes. OF Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Baby Deserted in Bristol.

Special 70 The Washington Harsld.
Bristol. Va. Jan 5--A pretty SRI baby.
only a few hours old. and carefully
placed in q basket. was found on door
step n Fafr-uouuJ. The fashionable resi-
dence section or the city. al an early
hour this morning. There was nothing
lacking IN the way OF requisites 20 com
pIete the infants outfit. and inclosed Was
physicians prescription as 10 how 10
feed the child. The case = q complete
mystery. This IS the second time Il has
happened here IN "a few weeks. and the
circumstances have been icenucaily the
same both times. The police are puzzled
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
-. CIarence smith nead.

Spcciai 90 Tle Washington Head
Haserstown Nd. Jan 2-LeWis Clar-
ence smith, foreman In the blacksmith
department Of the Western Maryland
Railroad shops Hagerst0wn. died here
to-day Of typhoid fever. aged thirty-fo1r
years He was native OF Union Bridge
Nd. coming here when the new shops
were opened about 81 year ago. He was
member Of tie Masons knights cf
Pythias. and other fraterasI orgsniza-
tons. Mt Smith IS survived by a wife
and a number OF brothers and sisters
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
COL. PURCELL FOR GOVERNOR
seeks Nomination on Free Primary
Platform

SPECIAL 10 Tie Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Jan. Col. James r.
Purcell. Of Logdoun County has an
nounced h5s candidacy for the guberna-
torial nomination IN Virginia. Col Per
cell is making his own pi7tform- lie stands
for a free prlmary-one Tor which the state
viii pay. making It possible for any man
in the Commonwealth 90 Offer himself for
any position within the giff 81 she people.
Several years ago Col Purcell shocked
New York society by entering Tire horse
show arena at the Madison Square Car
den astride OF one % his own thorough
breds clad iu his farmers costume. With
his SLOUGH hlt raised aioiL end giving "a
rebel sell that broke up The big crowd
"a the horse show.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
White Farnrs KinrsIer-
Il u - - -.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington He-ald-
Grafton. w Va. Jan. 3.-Former Gov.
A. B. White has come out for E. r.
Kingsley for speaker Of the West Viz
GINA house Of delegates. It is stated
that Mr.. White is trimming his sails for
the Congressional nomination two years
hence. and that he has his eye on the
purchase Of the plant Of the Parkers-
burg Dispa tch-News as a means to
further his ends
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
TiIIey's Trial Begins To-day.

Sracia, 10 The Washington Head
Durham y c.. Jan. 3--Durham court
opens here tomorrow morning. with
Judge 3. F. Long on the bench. The
first Of the capital cases 20 be called is
against w. II. Tiucy. who killed his
wife in September TIley's plea VIII be
that It was an accident and the State s
officers are busy now making diagrams
Of the premises. tending 10 show the i'm
possibility CT Tillev's story Sheriff Har-
ward is one Of the States chief reliances.
Tilley's wife had often told him OF her
husbands threats Harvard says. and
though they We're living, apparently. more
at peace than they had ever been. Sheriff
Harvard caused his arrest The whole
Durham bar is employed In the case. Il
is decidedly the most sensational murder
trial that has been held here IN ten
years.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Woman KImed BY Train.

Srccial % Ihe WashmCJ0n Herald.
Cumberland. Md, Jan 3--Nrs. r. a.
Rhodes. aged seventy years. Of Farm
ington. near Grafton. W Va. was run
over and killed by a Baltimore and Ohio
passenger train yesterday She had
started TO cross the tracks when struck.
She conducted a small confectionery and
rirar srorp
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Fatally Burned Playing santa Claus

Richmond. Va, Jan. 3.-Carl Chalkley.
youngest son Of Thomas ChaIkley. Of
Drewrys Bluff. who was injured while
masduerading in q santa Claus attire,
having been seriously burned. died to-
dav as a result OF his injuries. despite
the efforts of physicians 10 save his life.
The boys father was severely burned
in extinguishing the flames which en-
conpassed his son. but he Is nov re
covering
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
CHURCH IS DEDICATED.
CRANBERRY Memorial Methodist Ed
fee Opens for Services.

Special to The Washington Herald
Coyington. Va. Jan 2-Granbery Ne
mortal n. +. Church South. Of this place,
was dedicated to-day. The services were
conducted by Rev. w F. McMurray,
D. D.. Of Louisville. KY who is secre-
tary Of the Church Extension Society.
/ Dr. NcNurray delivered two sermons. enc
+ in the morning and one at night TO full
/ congregations
This church IS constructed Of white
pressed brick and IS a fine structure The
church cost S30e00. and the debt OF S.o0l
/ upon It was paid off to-day Construction
Of the church commenced in July. 1907.
Z DR.. McAIurray was assisted to-day by the
pastor. Rev. J. o. Knott. and Presiding
/ Elder Rev. r. !. Lambert.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Iron works Resume.

si,cciaI to The Washington Herald
Covington. Va, Jan Miss Beulah Of
fenbacker. Of Elktoa, started the fire in
the Lowluoor Iron Company's furnace. at
this place this afternoon before a crowd
of over go people This furnace has been
idle for over a year, and the people Of
Covingtcn are glad 20 see It start up
again. Since 81 has been idle il has
practically been rebuilt It has a capacity
of over 1900 tons Of pig iron per month
and gives employment to about 80 men,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Flat Scale Is signed.

Spocial 10 The Waerinrt0l Hcrali
Clarksburg. ". Va, Jan. 2-The Clarks-
burg Glass Company management an
nounces. as do also the men working at
their Adamston plant. that the fat scale
has been signed and that there is no .pri-
vate agreement as claimed by some Of
the manufactures. The contract as
signed. It Is announced, has been for
varded 10 the head Offices OF the Ma
tional Window Glass Workers Associa--
tim
The Washington herald., 1909-01-04
Cashier CucuIIu Takes Charge.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Jan. 2-Allen Cucullu,
who was elected cashier Of the Lynch
burg National Bank 20 succeed the late
George ". Moore, will take charge OF
the bank Monday morning. Mr.. CucuIu
comes from Danville. where he has been
cashier for some years Of the First Ma
tional Bank.