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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
lJNVVFIITElN LAW
ACCOUNTS BARRETT u
Who Attempted to Murder His
BrOther-in- Law for De
bauchInqa His. Wife.

AIARTINSBURG. April SO After
Fl trial lasting two days in the circuit
court here, Stewart Barrett promi-
nent farmer OF this county was late
Thursday acquitted or the charge OF
attempting murder OF lis brother-in-
law. Grant Stevens also we'll
known Berkeley county farmer The
unWritten law figured nrominent1y. in
the case. although the plea was that
of self defense.
Several months ago Barrett.s wife
left him and went to- london, O., and
Barrett laer Instituted sui against
Stevens for TWENTY-FIVE hundred dol
lars. charging that Stevens had de-
bauched his wife and alienated her
affections. @
Late in anuary the two men met
on rnsll 8near their homes and Ber-
rett emptied his revolver at Stevens.
two bullets taking effect in the arm
and body and then dubbed Steven
over the head with empty gun Bar
ret claimed that Stevens first made q
motion ash to draw weapon from
his hip pocekt.
One witness for the defense testi-
fed he saw Stevens and Mrs Bar
rett in the. act Of committing adult
terry in the Barrett home. Mrs. Bar
rett was brought here from Lond on.
o.. to te5 lfyi against hez husband.
but Judge Woods would not permit
her to goEupon1the stand and she sat
in the court room and chewed gum
during a portion of thu trial. $
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AN.AI.'E|| 1t: ||||
[Continned from page Il. !,

aged The fortress at DunRirk was
snelled Yesterday By German artil-
lery. Last night there was fighting
between Steemstratte and Het Sas
German troops have fortified and
hold bridgeheads on tie western
bank OF the canal neal Steenstratte
and Het Sas on the east bank of the
canal north OF pres. zouaves and
Turcos attempted charges against.
the German right wing but this
charge was broke down under the
German ire. AZ. 51sss 5# 5s
tin the sGhampagn district north
ofALe Mesnil the French attempts to
win back their former positions ret
suited IN failure IN the Argonne to
the north of Four de Paris trench
of the enemy was captured. German
troops here took prisoners one
French officer and thirty men and
held the ground gained against re-
peated French counter attacks. Near
Cournay in the Argonne an aerOplane5
of the enemy came to ear In. The av-
iators were found II TO- be uead.
.. Between the hei gifts the AIeuse5
and the Moselle French attacks on
positions conquered byFsus on the
3hei ghts of the Meuse failed: To the:
north of FlErey a.; 5s French charge
failed with heavy 1oss. In the fght-
ing on the heights Of the Mouse be
tween April "a and % the French
lost in prisoners forty-three officers
including three egimental con-
manders and about 4 900 men The
Qualifications at HnrMich have been
shelled from the air..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30


Only hose who have used S. s.. s..
for the blood know tl1a tea tarrh is sim
ply a blood trouble.
bfost.people. untnst rueted int his mem
braneous disease. treat their nose and
sthroatSas IL catarrh was a local trouble.
tits not so To treat8catarrhi 1t Is nee
cssarys to go into the stomac CHI. the liver.
the lungs. the kidneys and all the vital
& organs of the body And u lis S. S. s..
that at once enters the entire blood cir
cu1at1on. all the organs Of the body, all
the mucous surfaces and becomes a
adorninantffactor for7renew health. 1T
41s Il simple method VIII n you cure 1T
cut Gatarrh Is plainly an int1amma !
ton Of the nucntls& m ennbranes-
# And tn ere is In s. s.: s. certain inEre-
dents which cause these mucous sur
faces to change or convert their secre-
lions int a substance for easy elm
5lnation. A special book on this subject
will be mail ed to all who write to The
Swift Specific Co, 10 Swift Bldg. At
1anta. Ga. II IS
catarrh is very often the result OF
some other blood trouble. some germ
that gets into The blood and multiplies
beyond the control ofsnature.
3E& S. S. S. is the remdy. Do not accept
4 substitute for this matchless remedy.
Read the circu1ar#wrapped around the
bottle. Its important
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
CONGRESS
Delegates to Represent State
Are Named by the
Governor.

CHARLESTON, april Sp.-Governor
Hatfield has announced the appoint
ment. of the following named persons
as delegates to represent the state Of
West Virginia at the second biennial
meeting Of the National Negro Farm
ers Congress. to <be held at San Fran
cisco, July IL. I6 and Ia:
RobertE o.. Fox. kearneFsville John
Sims, Myerstown; Lawson Goens
HalltoWn; John . ohnson, kearneys-
VILE: T. Is, Lovett, Harpers Ferry:
Jefferson Trinkle, Harpers Ferry:
Matthew Tol:ver. Sheph erdstown. An.
gus A1rin ston, 7 cry ~ Johnson. John
y. Johnson. James d. johnson, George
Daniel Byers, Lewis SUNNI ers, Ed
ward Roper, Charles Fox, James NC
Daniel Howard Hart, and Ransom
Smith, all OF kearneysville;; William
Perry. Kerser; Richard Hard Keyser;
q: n. Brown. Piedmont; William Gill
more, Piedmont: ". u. Thompson.
Thomas: Howard Clark, DAYS; q b..
Davis. Elkins: James Davis, Buck
harmon: James Ear ly, Weston; John
III. Hunt. Morgantown; John D I. Dick
inscn, Charles Town: j. Frank Walk
er. Bunker Hill: Amos Hollev. ccSlpe-
town; ~. a. Jenkins. Berkeley.
Springs: Aaron Howard. Berkeley
Springs: Theodore Gales. Paw Paw;
Alex. Alexander. Ronlney; John Bush,
,Romney; Sam Lewis. NIoorefeld 4.
William Ell. Bruce. Moorefeld; Charles
Green, Petersburg; Aaron Washing
ton. Petersburg; X rs. Kent, Williams.
port; ]. Monroe Taylor. EMartinsburg;
DR.. Samuel Gray. MartinshurE;; III. N:
iHopeWell- Martin burg 81: Phil Jackson,
Charles Town; j. w. Walker, Inwood;
j. Frank Briscne, Martinsburg; ~ and
George AZ. Moxley Aartinsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
SOCIAL AND PERS 0NAI
Circles Elect,

A2 sss SAlFElE5.lllEC %Sa s4SF
The second hiennial state conven.
tiDn Of the sYoodmen Circles Of West
Virginia. Maryland and the District
OF Columbia which was Just held at
Terra Alta. has come to close after
q two days session 5s
Oficers were elected as follows
Grand Lucy Foreman n. OF
5MorgantoEn. III.
Grand alternat Alma Vance. q
III
Grand guardian Lizzie CARLY. q
Moundsville
Grand advisor Margaret Fleming.
Of Parkersburg.
Grand bankerAnna Michaels. Of
Terra Alta
Grand chaplainJane Dotson. Of
Grafton.
Grand attendant-Ella NJ. stewer.
Of ParkersbrrE.
Inner sentinel Lora Markley. OF
tcrelltn, Nd
Outer sentinel William G. Stout.
of EWashington, d. G..
Manager No. ------ Mollie G. Crane.
5Terra Alta
Manager No. Efhe w Pittman.
Port Norfolk. Va.
Manager No. 81 q. Mcconnell,
of washington. ID. @.
a Officers ..Eere installed By Grand
Guardian F>4ma b Manchester, Of
Omaha. Neb.. assisted by Arbutus
Guard. or Terra Alta.
Mound5vi!1e was chosen as the
.uextEDla &c OF meeting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
GENTE:E|' SHOP.
S Soon to Be Opened in the
Room Recently Vacated by
Yonke and C offma1.

The Genteel Shop Company, OF
lClarksburs. has been chartered by
the secretary OF state with an auth or
lied capital stock OF 10. O0O. The
incorporators are Charles IL Hard
ing. Wayne F. Hardin 8. III E ket-
tering. w. 3. Frantz and u. b. II a.
pie. all OF Clarksburg. s;ss5
s The company will occupy the room;
man, merchant tail ors. on North
Fourth street next to the Empire
bank building as soon as repairs
there have been completed:
A haberdasheryo OF most modern
kind and merchant tailoring will
$cons1itute the business to be d one.
Hendershot will have chargeRoE
the aberda5herv and 70. O. Albaugh.
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PRICE $500.
Oh Time III !. !. y.
sHA:R,;TLA.]N'il';;1DII ID,

rUo-story. tive room house on nice:
level lot.
House is nicely finished and cost
Ss1.sU0to build The lot is 4Ox120 feet
with good wire fence around it and
the lot alone cost $500. we OF er5 the
property for few days at Sc. 900:
ss 200 cash. balance IN one year. The
owner has purchased a farm and Is
leaving the city. This is a good bar
gainaand should be snapped up al
once. Let5us show youths properly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
LAWS
Relating to a Number of Things
Will Become Effective in
the Month of May.


Many acts. OF the last legislature
take effect during the coming month
OF May. The number include all
scheduled to become effective ninety
days after passage, and cover a vide
range OF subjects. #.
s Among enactments taking effect are
the following:
May . Fights an d measures Law.
May 1l-P ubiic service commission
act; act creating department. OF vet
Urinary. and fake advertising law.
n May Act creating department OF
mining. s55:,
May 81 Revised school law
May 81 divorce law law caring
for dependent children; workme ms
comp lon law. and law creating
department ct health.
s5 May Is IinermaneH ter power act.
May q T l'fsed fores t, game and
fish, laws. sis 7 .sf ss . sa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
Howard Post
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND 4
GENERAL INSuRANCEAGEE
Rooms 6O5-5Oe Cor Building.
INSTANTLY KILLED
Is Carl Hudson by Bolt of Light
ming while Working in Field
Carl Hudson. farm hand

Carl Hudson. farm hand en-
anloyed on the farm of j. W. Warner,
two miles northwest Of Salem. was
instantly killed Thursday afternoon
when ne was struck by bolt of
lightning Hudson had sought shell
Ter under q tree from the storm and
was found dead by son OF Mr. Var
ner. who had been working in the
field with him. The remains will be
Inferred tn the Sedalia cemetery Sat
urdnE afternoon. He lis survived by
his mother. with whom he lived
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
~ t'ftji pa 4ig 5g8f1 ri .aS
WOODWARD ANNOUN CES.;

PARKERsBURG April % .=Harry
10. woodward, who represented the
old forth congressional district for.
i've consecutive terms, has formally
announced that he will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Congress In he II ews Fourt district.
Mr.. M dyard has been in life
theslastStour years. sssss s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

Thomas r. Jacobs, NJ ~ Willis,
Fl II. Morris and Miss Ida Morris, all
OF New Martinsville, were among
those who attended the Hamilton
tabernacle meeting Thursday night
Mrs. w. Percy Golf. who was 4
guest of Mrs. Charles Carter in Balti-
more, has returned home.
Mr.. and AIRS. II. G. Linger,5 OF VAN
dalia. are visitors IN the city
Miss Esther O'Neill and Miss Mary
Heins1ing. of Altoona, Pa, who took
part IN the Smith-Cuppet wedding
party Wednesday evening returned
home Thursday night
Miss Ethel Gorre1l. of Salem, who
attended the Smith-Cuppet wedding
Wednesday evening. returned home
Thursday morning.
Airs. A. X. Kessler and daughter.
of Huntington, who attended the
Smith Cuppet wedding Wednesday
evening. returned home Thursday
morning. -.e
Miss Helen Smith and Mrs Cecil
Robinson, of Salem, were ID the city
Thursday evening shopping.
Miss Marion Boyd, of Salem. is
shopping here today.
Miss Merle Stevens. of Salem. IS
in the city today.
Mrs. B. Davis and daughter.
leah. Of salem. are shopping in the
city today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
X Tiif4 a. i4 w Il I III
IIallenEa PrIlrr1nl

Catlenza Program.
The following program will be
rendered by the CTadenza orchestra
M the Waldo from $50 to s o'clock
this evening:
Marc h. position Sonsa
SelEctinn-..High Jinks''... F'riml
Waltz. Little Domino. Sterns
Vocal solo. Love Moon. ....-
.#.. ~. -. Y. 81. Gus Smith
E En-. ACT e--.t Naughty Marietta .
-a.s.y y. 9: =. .a..8.s. Herbert
March Iron King St Clair
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Exchange to BE Held

A Nonlan's Exchange meeting will
be held at the City Market on Main
street Saturday and Mrs Bartlett
sends n special appeal for home made
bread Those who are successful
along this line will kindly contrib-
ute Fresh rolls and salt rising bread
especially desired 5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

Warrants charging assault and bat
terry against lex, q homas and
Charles =Herr1ck. Syrian merchants
of Point Comfort, have been with
court by Elias Jacobs. a young fell
low countryman. and the cases have
been dismissed on payment Of the
costs by him. Az EVE #
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
INSTITUTE
sOf the Fairrn ont District Of the
Methodist Episc opal Church,
South, !IsatO Be Held.

The: sunday School Institute or the
5Fairmont district Of the Methodist
Episcopalsc urchsa South, Ill be held
at Cowen the afternoon OF May and
the mornin 81 OF May - Us 5slS
Friday. May beginning at 2.
o'clock and continuing through tbs:
following Nfnnd the EFairnont dis
ftrict conference will be held Pre-
siding Elder ~ S. Poll twill preside.
at the sessions. +,
MANY promin emit people off, the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

HERE is A SPLENDID
PR0PERTY YOU CAN
BUY RIGHT.
il A.K ( A AVENUE

Sfx-roonr Cottage on lot a 0xl2O
feet House il nicely finished, large
rooms and high ceilings. Nice front
and back porches Good basement.
garden and chicken yard. This prop
cry Il on paved street and has an alley
In TIL rear
Fl III you want y good home In good
nelEhborhood here you are.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
#RnDHIS FOUND.

FAIRA1oNT April 3 o. The body
OF an unidentified American, age
about 38 years. was found lin the.
N1onongahela river just below the
government locks at Hou1t. shortly
before noon Friday
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the merchant tailoring department.
Both are experienced men.
REQIJIsITI5otNs i. FOR o !; j F Z

sCHA.RLESTON.sA April o requi-.
5sHttion* has been issued from the. office:
OF g 5'oFernor Hatfield for o. b. Mays,
seaman on the United States revenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
HONE. fro1, school.

Mrs. Ada r. Boughner and Miss
Louise Boughner have returned from
Cincinnati, where they were in the
conservatory OF music. Miss Bough-
ner5 took a course in instrumental
music and Mrs. Boughner course in
vocal music.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
WARRANTS WITHDRAWN

it. N. 5,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05


!. "A NSWERS....Z
= "A By Cynthia Grey 8
Observation-Disclosures
sss; );
the se Ss after n 9Ss sns So to
will say this in the defense sf of men and boys
greater majority be ntelgen wholesCme and ali
bly, am reasonably she win receive the same
Just completed an months trip and am glad to say
added to list several and boys whom proud call
Let IAN Admirer" write she has this type
of human and I'll gladly let her meet happy med
Cess to you. Cynthia Grey Kc.
Miss Grey: You overlook the that IL devil
blind passion regardless of the marriage do not be-
merely at passions prompting impossible to draw an exact
line between passion and love Co. o.,s, il v.r
seldom purely patonc Whether married or single. 49,
by his s n S thew both Let her get ass s aaa
Remember this there is such thing holy n ny
partnerships should be dissolved when either becomes dis
law should compel ss single married or
woman wishes for children that do not come
quite for no e
that sns dv s'i 1so
matrmony than OUT Of it. DIT
Miss Grey would like to few words to both
the "Flrt' and "A Gentleman"
Fr nsa. all men have an in smile or
follow up the adventure to certain extent at least
sa "A
man." So that show that he has followed chance
20 ure
have known men to smile at ladies public and in some
ns who could resist the s
"a WOMAN"
o-For two years been keeping company with
passed during that that was with him to
I ar O WE here % S to @
During this time have received many as four and five letters
marriage But have the conclusion
al him. ss'
60 and marry him the question will
p my ne
in the to come if this man is few
A-You honor bound ahead with something
You speaking you
Do the
ing goes you marry man. knowing you
love him will be unhappy which will in time make him unhappy
truth young you it.
a married couple congenaty and ideals
oBeing a married man. Miss Grey. and having to
all comforts a
ask advice regarding cleanser kind ladies'
skirts and jackets.
My wife in the habit of allowing her clothes to
them She claims Of nothing
off, She then sends them the cleaner and of his
cleaners bill
month--nearly a weeks salary CARL.
per cleaners bill for person
a who had
your that Cynthia advises her kitchen
with Common ordnar
gasoline benzine soft clean cloth will
suits this
applications
spots may be kept condition
and pressed a week.
Q-There been a difference of opinion to the
the following phrase Having been found quail
wish opinion to the correctness of the
grammatical construction of this phrase. H. M. G.
A.-The correct dramatically.
GgSssTZ,IRSANY!EAL .,, kEA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05
.=R=4zU=N
K<V7SzNAzaM~N

DR.. Charles Parkhurst, the en-
inent preacher of New York city
was visiting ON the outskirts OF
Boston. During a Sunday stroll
he fell into conversation with a
little girl on the outskirts of the
city.
"And where is your papa?'
asked the minister.
Hes gone into the woods aftor
squirrels" came the reply.
"On Sunday? / fear your papa
doesn't fear God, Bertha"
ooh, yes he does" came the re-
spouse, The took his shotgun with
him!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05

There was a young kid from Ka-
lee,
Who's gradma died on a spree.
When to her pantry he ran,
To steal her fine jam,
The old lady's ghost he could see
SELAH,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05
LIKE SOME OF OURS

In western Georgia a jury re-
Gently met to inquire into case
Of suicide. After. sitting through
the evidence the twelve men re-
tired, and after celebrating re-
turned with the following verdict:
1.-THE jury are all of one mind
temporarily insane!"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05
UNNECESSARY

Porter-This am yo' station,
Boss. Shall | brush yo' off?
Passenger-No - it's unneces-
sary--I'll just step off when the
train stops.-Judge.
Presently some manufacturers
in this country will be declaring
that the Russian armies retreat no
successfully because they are
wearing American boots.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05
ItIN4BTX}
WHO'S ~
WHO W. !
IN rs ~
AMELlCA@3/A

Mlany wives who never select
Husbands clothes allasamee pick
his pockets.
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APOLOGISE TO A WE'LL
KNOWN II. II. AID

Upon the road of Dynamite
Rode Phoebe Slush, with light.
There came a flash, there came
a flight.
Quoth she, this road is out OF
sight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05

Q-There has difference of opinion the
following phrase Having been found quail
wish opinion to the correctness OF the
construction of this phrase. H. NJ G.
A. grammaticaly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-05

(From the Dothan, Ala, News.)
One can now ride in a hydro
aeroplane for $40. Having the
ten spot is thrill enough for us.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-12-16
MILLS RIVER RIPPLEs.

Services at the Methodist church
Sunday were conducted by Mrs. r. F.
Huneycutt, as the pastor, Mr.. r. F.
Huneycutt, was i'll. On returning
from the conference which he has
been attending, Mr.. Huneycutt con-
tracted a cold which has run into a
severe attack of sickness. A com
munication from the pastor was
read at the church services and in this
he stated that the Mills River charge
had made a good report to the con-
ference, especially reporting no in
~dehtcdness. Mr.. Huneycutt has bee1
returned to this charge and the coz
ference made the right choice in plac-
ing him here as every one should
know.
The literary society of the high
school elected officers Friday for the
second term of the school, showing
an unusual mount of enthusiasm III
the matter. Following are the new
vice president, Miss Elsie Whiteside;
secretary, Ruth Corpening; censor,
Elizabeth Kimsey.
Another matter worthy of notice
in connection with the school is that
the base ball club boys have decided
not to let athletics die, so consequent
~ have been making basket ball go
at a high pitch for more than a week.
Again, the athletic club, with the
help of the girls, that they
will give a clean, interesting enter
tainment on Christmas eve. The
usual small charge for admittance
will be in force and the proceeds will
be used for something every one in
tic community is or should be inter
ested in.
Mr.. J.. r. Brown and wife were
visiting Mr.. w. J. Drake the first of
the week.
The clear winter weather seems to
favor work in this section. Road
grading is still going on despite a low
temperature. Work on the road lead
ing from the Haywood-HendersonviIle
road by the school building to the
Methodist parsonage is nearing coin
pletion. Mr.. Liverett is making some
good roads where he goes, but woe
unto the man who hauls heavily oveI
the loose earth of these roads when
SLOW winter Toe it's disentegrating.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-12-16
SPELLING MATCH AT FLAT ROCK

On the evening of December 3, a
spelling match was held at the Flat
Rock Graded: school building between
pupils who were chosen to represent
the Flat Rock and Pleasant Hill grad
ed schools. Both schools seemed to
have had careful preparation for the
contest, each side fighting admirably
to bring victory to it's credit. To
Pleasant Hill fell the victory, since
the last three pupils on the floor were
Wearer of it's colors. Their names
are as follows: Carrie Gibbs, Clara
Hath@ock, and Arthur Gibbs. Much
interest was shown in the contest for
the building was crowded with an en-.
thusiastic audience most of whom
were patrons of their respective
schools.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-12-16
BEAR WALLOW.

Mr.. H. C. Pope, one of the state
guards here, is visiting his home in
the eastern part of the State.
Mrs. Lizzie Price, of Canton, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Conner, left Yesterday
for City Point, Va.
Mr.. Lloyd Lynch and Mr.. John
Smart, of the Fair View. section,
passed through Sunday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Williams, who is teach
ing at Barnwell, spent the latter part
of the week with her relatives here.
Miss Bertha Williams spent a part
OF last week in Rutherfordton.
Mrs. Will Wall and Mr.. Finley Sin
clair have returned.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-12-16
REBEKAHS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Wanteska Rebekah Lodge No.
81 l. o. o. F.. met in regular session
Dec. 6 and elected the following Off
GERS for the incoming term:
Miss Leona Allen, Noble Grand;
Mrs: Clara Dodamead, vice grand:
Miss Jennie Bowen, secretary; Miss
Bessie Aiken, treasurer; Mrs. ]. M
Stepp, chaplain; Miss Madge Dunlap.
warden.
All Rebekahs are requested to be
present4next Monday night Dec. 10
when business of Importance will be
brought before the meeting.