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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Williamsburg Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch. j

lSpecial TO me Timea-DiSpatch.i
Williamsburg, Va. May 27.-Thn
Rev. Daniel t. Merritt, formerly pastor
OF the williamsburg Methodist Church.
now Of Highland Para. Richmond. ac-
companied by Misses Alma Vaughan.
Virginia Sublett and Hazel Gray, spent
Saturday in this city.
G. W. Thorpe left Thursday for
Monroe, Wis. his former home, to
spend several weeks With relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner, Of Port
Ideal on the James have been visit
Ing friends and relatives in Rich
mond and Washington. ID. c.
Attorney Frank Armistead has re-
turned from Surry county, where he
spent several days this week
J. a. Potts. of New Kent: Il.
Meaniey and Paul Driscoll. OF Toano,
and IA. D. Cole, G. ]. Person and W. G.
Johnston spent Thursday in York and
Warwick counties. on AN automobile
trip. ' m
II. G. Spencer has returned from
stanton, where he went to see Mrs
Spencer, who is spending some tim,
there for the benefit Of her health
4 Professor !, II. Brent, principal 81
the Barton Heights High School. was
visitor here The first of tho week
2 ], w Reams. OF Richmond, has been
the guest of 3. r. Wolfe
III Miss Marjorie Dana has returned
from Bowling Green Academy. whcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Marion Social News
| she cial to The Ttmes-Dtspatcl

Special to The Times -Dispatchl
Marion. Va. May 27.-Last Satur-
Lille Stephenson, both Of this place
went to Bristol, where theS we're mar
ricd, returning home Monday evening
Judge A. y. PhleGar and II. q
stuart and MIR. and Mrs. j. S. Pechin,
Of Rockbridge county, were here this
week.
Mrs. ]. D. Barnes, of Ricn vaIley,is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Pechin. in
Rockbridge county.
no Aepg the Gafy psspls Ms. R
gle Buchanan Rush Gwyn, j. D..
Barnes and son. Taylor. of Rich Vai-
ley. and James p. Tate, of Chilhowie
DR. and Mrs. J. S. Pendleton, of
iable's. and renewing acqvaIntances or
former years.
Miss Mary Miles is visiting friends
in Roanoke.
Cards gre s out ut, annesnong the sp
Shannon. of saltville, to Thomas GilmeI
Lee. The. ceremony Will take place al
1880 p. NJ, June Z, at the Methodist
Church, at Saltville.
C. a. Grouse. OF Culpeper county, is
Judges John W. Price and H. T.
Campbell and S. T. copenhaver. Of
Bristol. attended court last Monday.
'-dpldil nOInaS l.. rate OF Pulu ski,
stopped of here Wednesday on his
return from presbytery, and spent the
Miss Natalie Ballou. is the guest OF
Rev and Mrs. NJ. NJ. AlcFerin. on
West Main street. W
Attorneys L. Cooper Shapley and
j. Claude Bedford. OF Philadelphia,
and G. 3. Thomas. of Wytheville. were
here Thursday.
Miss Denton Mckee. e recent grad.
uate OF the Intermont College, OF
Bristol, passed through Marion Thurs
day, returning 10 her home at Fair
wood. If
Miss Louise Sanders. teacher, and
Misses Cosby and Virginia Buchanan,
students al Jackson Institute for the.
past session. have returned home for
the summer.
Mrs. J. 3. Richardson. after several
weeks of successful treatment at Me-
mortal Hospital. Richmond, is again
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], S. L,vesay are visit
Ing Mrs Li.Yesay's brother Rev. II.
81. McFarren:- ;, N
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lcge of Medicine
Miss Trolinger has returned from
college III Bristol.
Rev. Father Heating. of Wythcville.
said mass Sunday for the Catholics of
Radford, at the home of Captain John
Moran.
Raymond Loving and FAMILY have
returned TO Shawsville.
Colonel Robert D. Yancey and Mrs!
Yaneey, OF Lynchburg. and G. 6. FoX.
of Roanoke, are visiting Captain D. H..
Barger. in Shawsville.
Rev. s. S. Catron Will preach to the
Odd Fellows sunday night in Bourne
Memorial Church.
Mrs. J. B. Kirk. of Elkhorn. ~.
VA, Is visiting Mrs. AZ q. Eakin.
Miss Elsie Billiard. of Bluefield
spent the weekend with Miss Vivian
Stump.
Miss Jessie Alice Reid has returned
from months visit to Richmond and
Lynchburg.
Miss Heard of LynchburG. is visit
ing Mrs William 1ngles
Mrs, George ". Lyle has returned
from Bristol with her daughter, Miss IS
Institute, who are making very de-
lightful house party.
Miss Adelaide Simpson spent Fri
day with her brother, T. W. Simp
Gordon Roberts returned Monday
from visit to his home In North
Carolina. Il6
Hal Tyler visited Christiansburg
Thursday. M
John Buford and two children, of
Dublin. visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. O..
Scott this week.
Miss Bessie Billiard returned Thurs
day from Washington Christian Col
lege.
Ntr. and Mrs. j. L. Groseclose are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Paul Sieg.
Master Paul and Katherine Sieg came
home with them from Wythe county.
L.. w. Clark spent last week on his
farm in West Virginia. He returned
home Saturday.
Captain Dick johnson came up from
Christianshurg Monday In his auto
mobile.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Bertram Rhodes, of
Roanoke, have returned from their
wedding trip to Atlantic City, Niagara
and the Northern Giles, and have
been spending the week here with
Mrs. l.. p. Kearsiey.
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Appomattox Social News
/ Special 10 The Timcs-Dispatch,

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.l
APPROPRIATION, Va, May aT.-Mrs
Cherry Mae Ware. originally or this
place, but now OF Emporia. Is visiting
Miss Helen Gregory, and she attend
ca the commencement finals of the
Agricultural School
Miss Lena Reeks left yesterday FOR
her home at Boydton. Miss Reeks has
been first assistant principal Of the
Appomattox High School.
The faculty OF the school for the
past session Will all leave for their
respective homes They are: Professor
Lindsay Cawley. principal; Miss Lena
ieeks. Miss Ida O'Keefe. Mrs. S. ID.
reynolds. Miss Mary Irby. Miss Alice
Hubbard. Miss Estello Thornton and
Miss Kate franklin 4.
The commencement exercises closed
Friday after most successful year.
Dr. X. Il, BLACKWELL delivered an ad.
dress to the graduates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Scottsville Social News
[ Especial to The Times-Dispat cb

Especial to The TtmeS-Dispatch1
Scottsville, Va, May 27-Misses
Marjorie and Annie Nicholas. who
have been off teaching for the past
seven months, have returned to their
homo In Buckingham for the sum
mer. GIl
Samuel K. Gault has returned from
Winchester. where he attended the
Episcopal Council
this week. :"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. woodson, OF An
tioch. were here this week
Mrs. G. C. MARSHALL OF Kansas, Is
spending the summer at "IWoodviile..'
Mrs. a. d. Ikincaid and littIo son.
of Wadesboro, N. c. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. p. Holiday
Canada, where he attended the teie-
graphers' convention.
Mitchell Strother. of Lynchburg
spent several days this week with his
brother. DR.. P. NJ. Strother
Richard Briggs. of Culpeper was
the guest Of his brother, q. w. Briggs
this week.
Mrs. Percy Thomas. of Esmont, was
in town this week
Nelson and Louis Tindall, Of Buck
ingham, were visitors to Scottsville
this week lfl4f sI.
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Toano Social News
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.

lSpectal 10 The .Tlmes-DISpatch.1
Toano. Va. May 27-Sunday alter
noon Rev j. u. White preached the
baccalaureate sermon before a large
congregation. which assembled at Nit.
vernon Church, Monday afternoon n
recital was given by the pupils OF
Miss Dickinson. The commencement
proper took place Tuesday evening.
The assembly hall was crowded The
musical program. consisting OF
choruses by the school. plano solos
and duets, was beautifully rendered.
The commencement address by Rev.
John A. jayne was excellent, and was
greatly enjoyed by all. The graduates
were Preston James , al.nings, Hugh
Martin and Roscoe Wilkinson.
Miss Virginia Bennett, OF Richmond.
was the weekend guest OF Miss Julia
Carlton. n
Miss. Dorothy Rogers left for her
home in Nelson county, Wednesday.
Professor c. "A. Edwards has re.
turned TO hmond. I,i
Mrs. Harriet Richardson of VIII
liamsburg. is the guest OF Mrs. War
rem Marston. In
Miss Lillian Smith. OF Cape Charles.
Is Visiting Mrs ]. f. White.
Miss Emily Waddil, daughter of
the clerk of Henrico. county, is the
guest OF Mrs j. q. Carlton.
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I = ~. . =, 3 y 49,
Robert Fowlkcs, WI Ice. 1rvins
| shals. r = = {
cb M tio and N Mrs Mrs George 1 corbln q
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. il. J. In
gram, Sri. for several weeks.
Mrs. c. AZ Nesbitt, Of this place,
mas returned from pleasant visit
Professor o. n. Clarke, who has
for, tho past session, is visiting his
mother Mrs. Carrie V. Clarke, at this
place.
left few days ago for lteysvilIe,
where she Will spend the summer.
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. r.
Tuggle. .f
Mrs. Edwards. OF Kcysvlllc. visited
her daughter, Mrs. II. a. Thomas. in
South Boston. during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elem Norman and chill
dren, OF High Point, N. G.. are visit
ing relatives in town.
Brack Stovall of Lynchburg. spent
several days in South Boston. this
week. - sG
II has just leaked out that secret
marriage of interest here took place
In Durham. n. c., nearly fourteen
months ago It was on the third day
OF April, 1919, that Miss Edith B
woman of South Boston, and Edward
+. Turner of fIillsboro, n C.. were
Quietly married by r. a. Hnrris,
Justice OF the peace, in Durham, N"
G., the marriage taking place at the
home OF friend. After the ceremony
The bride returned to this place. and
me groom to Ills home. and al
though he has made Il number of
visits 10 his bride here. still the mar 4
riage has been kept II profound secret
until to-day. MIR. and Mrs. Turner
nave decided that the God of love and
happiness can reign much moro SUI
prcmcly living together I'm the little
town of Burlington. than being sepa-
rated. SO the happy bride left this
, week Tor That place to join her hus7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
South Boston Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

ItsIJVCIHI 20 7 : IEIIt5- m
South Boston, Va, May e7..The
graduating exercises of the South
Boston High School took. place in the
auditorium on Friday evening, thus
marking the close OF another success
full year in the history of the school
The graduates consisted of Miss Sue
Neal, first honor; Miss Malin Evans,
second honor; Miss Mary Chandler and
Barbara Jenkins. The program
follows: Prayer, Rev. j. r. Doan, OF
the Baptist Church; address. Professor
Q. l. Showmate. song. German class.
Neal solo, ''Du Dist vie zine BIume"
Crhou Art Like Unto a Fiower'O
Miss Eva Lovelace; delivery of d.
plomas. H.,J. Watkins The exercises
closed with America" which was
sung by the entire school and audi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Pamplin City Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tfmes-DiSpatch.1
amp adsoo City S.ro va MAY ,ns.d
summer, having given Its final enter
tainment In the Methodist Church. to
crowded house. 7. w White. The
principal. has left on his vacation for
his fathers house, In Albemarle coun-
ty. Miss Maggie Ewing, one OF his
assistants, has returned to her home
al Meherrin, while Miss Minnie Thorn
ton the other assistant. who resided
In this town. will spend part OF
her vacation elsewhere.
Rev. c. r. Norris recently OF
Stuart's Draft, the new Baptist pas
tor here. with his family Will occupy
the new parsonage. where they will
receive a substantial and cordial well
come.
A goodly number of our young peo-
pie attended the comm enccmeht exer-
ciscs of the Appomattox High School
Thursday and Friday night.
w G. Abbitt, OF Oakville. Appomat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Cartersville Social News

Especial to The s-Dispatch.]
Cartersville. Va, May 2T.--Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Henry Mason. of Rich
mond, who have been on n visit here
to Mrs. Mason's mother for ten days.
left Thursday morning for Richmond
They expect to leave there in few
days for Atlanta. Ca. where MIR.
Mason wiIlIwork In che future.
Miss Marie l.. Rhodes who has bcen
teaching in Rockbridge county, re-
turned to her home hero Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. ]. It. Stinson and family viii
leave here next Monday for their flu
ture home at Lebanon. Russell coun-
~, where AIR. Stinson will have charge
of group OF Baptist churches He
resigned his charge here recently to
go there 5i
mond, is visiting his wife's mother.
Mrs. II. c. Bogert.. Mr. WhitIock
has been sick for some time and
his many friends are glad to know
+ that he is imDroyInU.1 q ~ .. lfflE
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81 Onancock Social News
to Tho Times-Dispatch

,Sb4.. tspeelat 10 Tho Times- Dispatch.1
Ks onancock. Nn.. May 27.--Mrs. Bette
II ~. GUSTS is Visiting her cousin. Mrs,
q. Mamie Wiso Craft, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Webster Marshall and little
Miss Nellie Bird left Tuesday for New
York, where they Will be the guests OF
Mrs Mnrshall's sisters. Mrs. Benjamin
Steininitz and Mrs. Samuel Wood. 4
Mrs. I, f. Fletcher Is spending this
week with relatives al Jenkins Bridge,
Mrs. Catherine Bird is home from
aItwo months visit to her nieccs, tho
Misses Bishop, OF Snow Hill, Md. Miss
( Dorothy Bishop accompanied her home,
and is the guest of Mrs. Ohio l.
Parker.
Mrs. c. b. Cook, recently the guest
OF Miss jattie Kelly. left for Buffalo,
Mr.. and Mrs John W. West and
Miss Hattie Parker spent saturday
and Sunday on Tangier Island.
Mrs. Frederick W. Dodge and two
children. Of Salisbury, Md. are at the
home of Mrs. L. Thomas lie Cato for
two weeks.
Henry Fitzgerald, of Hallwood, was
in town this week.
Miss Kate Bratten, who taught at
Princess Anne Courthouse the past
Airs. j. NJ. Bratten.
James c. Doughty, student at
Jefferson Medical College. is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mayor
4ha - - - iCoHB lily
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Stuart enter
tanned the faculty OF the Onancock
high School Monday evening" Covers
were laid for ten. and the menu con-
sisted OF all the delcacies OF tho sea-
SON l
The recital given at the High School
Friday evening reflected credit on
both pupils and teachers. III
The engagement of Miss Marie Man
ming, teacher OF music at the High
School for the past two sessions, ana
Frank Harris, OF Henderson, n. c.,
has been announced The marriage
Will take place at Henderson. y. c..
June Ii.
Mrs james E Heath and daughter.
Miss Belle: OF Norfolk. have been
with Mrs. II. T. Anics the past week
Miss Minnie Richardson. of Wacha-
preague, is with her sister, Mrs. s.
w. Belote.
Miss Lillian Taylor, of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of Mrs. E. ~. Merrick
Miss Elsie Stewart is home from
Harpers Ferry, where she taught the
pact session.
Mrs. Walter Rhodes and two chill
dren, Master Wilson and Miss fior-
tense. are with relatives in Westmore-
land county. l
Bishop Randolph preached TO largo
congregation in Holy Trinity Church
Monday and confirmed class Of three
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Powhatan Social N ews
Especial 10 Tho Times-Disna,,

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.l
y. pno~hstan, Va. May a7-aIiss Grace
sister here this week. l''@'l
Paul R Flanagan. OF Richmond.
spsnt the week END with relatives
Mrs. G. D. Wingheld, OF uchmond,
Mrs r. d. Tucker, here.
a, NJ Howard. OF this place spent
several days in Richmond this week.
MISS Lena Wood. who has been
10 her home in South Richmond.
AIR. and Mrs. Winston Martin. or
Richmond. are visiting relatives near
the village this week
Miss FLORENCE BoniTant was the re-
cent guest OF her brother here.
Mrs Willie -ThravesA OF Nowata.
Okla. was the recent guest OF reia-
lives in the village.
Mrs. ". p. Bonifant, OF this place
spent Monday In Richmond.
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past session.
Milan smith has gone West to re-
main till fall.
Mrs. B. f. Wolfe spent the week
with her daughter, Mrs. B. s. Joynes.
at the latter's cottage at ocean View.
James slater, OF Norfolk, spent sun
day here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Slater.
Miss Emily Waddill, of Henrico. has
been the guest of Mrs. J. G. Carlton. at
Toano. this week
Miss Lillian White, of cape Charles.
Is the guest of Mrs. j. E. White, ar
'roano. M H # n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Sour Stomach, Gas and
Heaviness Quickly Banished

out-of order storlach:in perfect condition;
they are wonderful aid in indigestion,
and taken after hearty meal will prevent
distress, heaviness, gas or sour stomach.
There are millions Of bad, upset stom.
achs in America that only need one box
of Mi-o.na stomach tablets TO put them
in first eAss shape. Sold. by Tragic Drug
Co. and druggists everywhere Mali
orders filled, charges prepaid by Booths
Hyomei Co., Buffalo, NJ ". who also
manufacture Hyomei, the worlds famous
,cataElh remedy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

px county. is here on a visit to his
place. 4 III
Miss I've Mccain has returned from
a visit to her old home at Cleveland.
Mr: and Mrs. John S. Witt and DR..
and Mrs. John W. Carroll, of Lynch.
burg. passed through hero Thursday
IN an automobile. en- route TO Rich
mond
Herbert c. Dewitt. OF Lynchburg.
was on a visit here yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Indigestion Goes Out When Mi-o:na
Goes In. Tragic Drug Co.
Guarantee Ii.

Clean up your stomach-no better
time than springtime-d drive out the poi
sonous gases, renovate and disinfect the
stomach and intestines; Y and start life
anew with a clean, wholesome stomach
that will digest hearty meal without dis
comfort. @ 8
Mi-o-na stomach tablets will. put any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Monday at $3.50 P. NJ.

Monday a $3.50 P, n.
Dr.. English. OF Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond, has occupied the
pulpit OF the Farlnville Presbyterian
Church each night during this week.
to the delight and profit or large
congregations.
AR. and Mrs. william g. Venable
have been in Washington the past few
days visiting their daughter, Mrs.
George Tuliy Vaughan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Professor o. NJ Clarke, who has
been teaching school In Cape Charles.
for tho pust session is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Carrie V. Clarke, at this
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-01-27
Welcomed Home.

Grafton, w. Va, Jan. IA thous-
aud citizens cheering until their voices
were hoarse, waving red fire, accom-
panied by the strains Of Vincent's
band, greeted Colonel John T. McGraw
upon his arrival at the Baltimore u
Ohio station here last Saturday night
on his return to his native town from
his fight for the United States senator
ship Before the Democratic legislature.
He was taken by surprise by mis- life
leng home folks, under protest at what
he termed an undeservsd greeting. He
was escorted to the central portion Ct
the city, and after urgent requests, de-
lived beautiful and touching extern.
poraneens GRAFTON lasting about fifteen
minutes. Tears fell from his eyes, and
probably for the first time in his long
career as public speaker be was 80
moved by his surroundings that for
two or three minutes he could not raise
| his voice.
Mr.. McGraw expresses his feeling OF
appreciation Of the numerous presence,
and stated that with all his ambitions
for political performent he would net
exchange their accomplishment for tn
friendship and love ofhis home people.
He said that he never realized that
that he was such an important per-
sonage and such power as necersl-
tated com bination Of all the con-
gested interests to prevent his amei-
tons from being realized. His own
people and he himself had done their
besta and he had no fault TO lind
in his own efforts. He had kept the
faith and he had no regrets and his
hopes had by no means ibeen yet de-
stroyed.
Col. McGraw was unanimously elect
ed president of the Grafton Board OF
Trade at its meeting on Saturday.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-01-27
MARTNsBURG, VIVA, FRIDAY JANUARY 27, 1911
Col. James n. TiIIman Dying.

Edgerfield, S. c., Jan. is. --Estrsng-
ed from his wife and relatives, deserted
by his one-time friends and practically
penniless. Col. James II. Tillman,
former Lieutenant Governor Of South
Carolina and slayer Of N. q. Gonzales,
the late editor of the Columbia State,
is dying of tuberculosis. He is grad
ualiy growing weaker and il is not be-
lieved he can survive many weeks
longer. He had not been able to sit up
in bed for months.
Colonel TillIm an is occupying q
small cottage of four rooms and is at
tended by only one nurse, who is his
sole companion. 1t has become known
that his relatives have nothing to do
with him, that he is without money
and that but for the nurse he would
have starved to death.
He lived hermit's life in q tent last
summer and later went to Asheville,
n. G. IN the hope that the mountain
climate might restore him to health.
The malady did not relax its grip
Colonel Tillman's star began to wane
in 1908, when he shot down and killed
Mr.. Gonzales as the result Of editorial
attacks made upon him. Mr.. Gonzales
was unarmed aud was taken by sur
prise, and the killing aroused great in :
dignation.
Through change of venue Colonel
TilIman was tried in Lexington county
and the jury found him not guilty.
But since then he been Stunned by
many who formerly were friendly to
him. He sought to enter the ministry
in 1904, bat nothing came Of his APP
pllcation.
Colonel Tillman, always OF sober
nature, became morose. His wife lett
him and he became stricken with the
illness from which he is dying. He is
a nephew Of Senator Benjamin R. Till
man and son of George d. Tiilmau,
who was fepresentate in Congress.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-01-27
Z. N. c; A.
A True Democract.

The annual election Of officers Of the
local Y. M. c. A. took place on Mon
day night last.
Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner was again
elected president; George Ryneal, Jr.
LIST vice president; Y. T. Brantner, End
vice president; F. H. Graichen, secre-
tary and f. s. Emmsrt, treasurer.
The conditions and plans for the
coming year were discussed and it was
decided to extend call to Mr.. w. r.
Lunk to the secretaryship. Mr.. Lunk
was the first secretary the institution
had when it started up but has been at
the head of the boys department of
the Y. M. c. A. at Lynchburg, Va,
since he left here. Mr.. Lunk was at
once communicated with and an
nounced that he would come on to
consult with the directors on the mat
ter.
1t is to be hoped that satisfactory ar
rangements may be made and the ser
vices Of Mr.. Lunk secured. He is a
splendid man for the place and is very
popular here with our young men and
boys.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-01-27

Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor.
Our people have been sandbagged
and the stencil of scandal rises to high
heaven.
To the average mah Of self respect
and any consideration for the demo-
cratic party feeling Of disgust cannot
be expressed by words.
For thirty years the people have
been spoiled by the Interests. The
democratic party has fought the battles
of the people and now when the mass
es are getting awake to their condition,
when they are beginning to turn to
the democracy as their friend, just
when the golden dawn Of hope is break
ing for brighter day of freedom, GU
own chosen representatives with full
knowledge Of the sentiment Of thei !
constituents, betray us. They have
us over to the Oil trust and the Goa
trust through the Chilton-W atso n
| com bination.
If Messrs McIntire, Silver, Sperow
Seibert think they are rejecting the
sentiment of their people let them re-
sign, come home and ask for vote OF
confidence. We dare them. Will they
do 20? Never.
They have been carreIled, aud hand
Iod hy a hoos Tin Efatacmap puttv
men or worse.
They know that they have prostitut-
ed sacred trust. VIII they have the
cheek to return here and try to live
down their ferfidy among those whom
they have betrayed, or will thsy seek
oblivion Businesses of the mountain OF
Hepsidam?
A True Democract.