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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
USE Of RAILWAY
HAS BEEN DENIED
UnOfficially Reported That
Army Must Continue
Use of It's Trucks.

uuouicially word was conveyed 10
CEN George Bel jr., Monday evening
that Carranza had refused the use OF
The North Western railroad for the
transportation Of foodsuffs and sup
plies TO the American eNpeditionary
forces in Mexico. The information was
given TO the commander Of the border
patrol while at supper in the Paso del
Norte and me said that he believed Ane
source to Dee authentic.
Road Badly Needed
Asked il the army rould progress
without the use Of the railroad, Gen
uell replied that it could be done at
GREAT expenditure of money i'm the en-
uloym,nt of motor trucks. but that even
IN. trucks would be rendered neglgi-
BE iu service if the roads should De
made impossible by heavy rains.
we need the road very much ana ]
shall be very disappointed If We do not
secure 10 for the transportation OF oGi
supplies" he said. certainly IL WouIu
fr.Ilitatc the tedious and involved cam
rgi,-n OF capturing villa and his band
or discriminating them. We can DO Ihls
without the road-but in all trankness
there is no reason why we shoulu hoi
have the advantage Of the railroad
line.
May ship to Dealers.
IL has been declared that there is no
reason why merchants at Casas Grandes
may not make contracts tor furnishing
food 90 the Americans and snip the
supplies out of Juarez al private con-
SEDIMENTS. to bc sold TO the troops after
reaching Casas Grandes.
Tile report is going the rounds thai
a carload OF gasoline. badly needed Dl
The motor trucks and automobiles IN
service at Casas Crandes and south, mas
already been shipped TO Casas
Grandes dealer. who viii sell II out TO
the army The Hearst News service
states positively that such shipment
was made.
II n Rain Comes.
While the work Of operating motor
transports south Of Columbus is badly
hampered now because the roads have
under the weight of the heavy ma
chimes. been ground into deep, pow
derry dust. transportation men say the
condition would be much worse II II
were 10 rain now, Us the roads Wouid
Immediately become so soggy that me
trucks would bc almost buried I'm the
mf-c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
MEXICO PREPARES TO BACK
ITS MONEY WITH BULLION

Mexican consul Andres Garcia re-
ceived a telegram Tuesday morning
from Queretaro. temporary capital or
Mexico, stating that national treasurer
ZambranO announces that there Is a
constant large increase Of specie and
bullion in possession Of the govern
ment to be used as a reserve behind
paper issues and accumulated by tax
and stamp collections in various states.
The message states that the plan for
exchanging the present issues for the
new protected issue will be put in oper-
alton in April. The treasurer holds
that the operations of spectators is
responsible for the depreciation in the
gold value OF the paper money. The
present quotations have no relationship
with the purchasing power OF the cur
rency.
The police records of central Mexico
and Mexico City in particular show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
OIL COMPANY FAMILIES
LEAVE TAMPICO FOR L. =

Galveston, Texas, March 2g-Tht
Yacht Wild Duck left TRmpico yester-
day for Port Arthur with a number of
the families of employees of the MeSi-
can Gulf Petroleum company on board.
according to information which reached
here todHH.
Reports are that Tampico is still
puiet. but that il was decided TO send
the women and children to the United
States az precautionary measure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28
A Never Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs


SO woman is immune to superfluous
iroWth~. and because these are likely
90 appear at any time, ID is advisable to
Always have some delatone powder
sandy 20 use when the occasion arises.
: paste is made with some of the pow
ter and water and spread upon the
is carefully removed and the skin
washed You win then find that your
stiu Is entirely free from hair on fuzz
BE sure. however 10 get real dclatone.
-AdNc rtieemeuL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

Try The Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

Mexican rents a specially. IN. 1904.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

The aViatOrs thtmseIVeS 0eIIV'v -
work Of gathering and transhli tIlns ~
commander is more difficult duty than
being under actual fire. The chances
of being hit while under fire IN TINS
country they estimate al about a mil
ion 10 one" The European planes IN
the Alpine work. they have oeeh m
Sa-,,,ed. carrv especially powerful mo-
Tors designed for mountain ohserva-
tiou duty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

.ln flying here" said the aviator D..
..i+ is o. case frequently Of pitting one
life against the motor. for II the mo- mo-
tor stops. there is no landing p'ace
within reach and the aviator has NJ
Thus far. however, the aero SQUAD
ron has kept the motors in reliable
rrnniue order in all emergencies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

Still another aviator, looking Tor a
location for a night landing in IN
familiar country. swooped down close
to q camp fire for observations. When
he passed over the fire he noted three
Mexicans seated about it, apparently
considerably perturbed. As the ground
looked good for a landing, the aviator
wheeled his machine and returned.
making a safe landing. But when his
enormous, beetle shaped plane came TO
rest, the MeXicans had fled. The avia-
tor did not see them again an night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-28

He also later on needed a horse for
another ground mission. At a Mexican
ranch he found the horse. but il had
no bride. He tore up his overalls'
fashioning bride which worked very
well. 4 Mexican raichman riding an
other horse acted as the aviatoT's
guide. When this aviator got ready
to resume his flight. storm held him
up, but his machine was ready for
flight when the weather cleared.
nI.--an.u..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
intrr-Sucicty Contest.

This contest CT Cadet orators, at
rhe G.. p. NJ. S. Tuesday evening Dire"
as usual q large crowd Of Interested
listeners. eager TO hear the speeches
and see who would win the orator $
goid medal TO he delivered on COM
mertement day. Cadet 1isle presld-
ed. delivering an excellent address or
welcome, in which he took occasion
70 ,ell Of what the school and the
two Literary Societies were doing for
the students in cultiyating the art OF
public speaking. The contestants FOR
the gold medal, as mentioned last
week, we're: Cadets II. II. Fish,
Frank Burdedtte, A. J. Marshall, K.
H. Wylie, G. X. Gilchrist and y. Lyle.
All had we'll prepared oratlons on
we!l-selectcd subjects. The judges
were Rev. S. r. Neel, of Anderson; E.
{: Eel and Dr.. 6: s G2iilAn Mr.:
Neel. speaking: for the judges, in
few witty, we'll conceived remarks.
announced the decision in favor Of
Cade, Captain =. J. Marshall, OF Ran
delphi county, one OF the speakers for
the Lacy Society, whose subject vas
Tire Secret OF Power"
TIE LewisDurg Cornc. Band fur
nishcd the music for the occasion.
contributing much 70 the interest and
p!ea:urn CT the crening's exercises.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
From CiintOnYiilc.

Miss Pauline Terrell has an attaci
Of plural pncumo aia.
Talm&ge Barr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Barr, who has undergone t|'
serious operations for appedicitis,
recovering slowly.
]. NJ. Thomasson and W. l.. Hund
lev have been confined to their hom'
with grippe. II
Sam and Bank Hanson, sons
Frank Hanson, have pneuomnla.
Cecil Terrell has been sick for sew
eral weeks.
Eyerette Loudermilk and Bessie
Barr have both had attacks ofiap-
pendicitis. j.
We learn tina: Prof, w. F. Reth-
ardson has purchased the SullEan
farm and will move in the spring. We
welcome Mr.. Richardson and are glad
to have him as neighbor.
Frank ROCK is suffering With gall
stones.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
At Scarbro, on Tuesday Of this

At Scarbro, on Tuesday OF TINS
week, IN the Catholic cemetery, me
remains of MIS-. John Haynes, o.
Wi:kcsbarre, Pa. who OH the night
Of FEB. Eth was foully murdered by
her husband. were laid to rest. says
the Fayette Democrat.
The murdered woman was q ray
cite countian and at one time l!Ved a.
ut. Hope, where she was we'll known
her maiden name being Josephine
Kug:cK. Her husband was Penn
svlvanian and for some time they
had made their home in that city.
Hayes lad a farm near WilkesDarre
and on the night he murdered ms
wife they had just driven out TO It,
He cut her throat from ear TO ear
with a razor while at the barn and
threw her body in the manger. lie
then pursued an adopted daughter,
in order to murder her, but was pre-
vented, only after he had siasheu heT
check and cut off some fingers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Ernni .tICalNW Bluff.

James F'crrcl! was on a business
"trip 20 Charleston last week.
Miss Frances Lawson has gone 10
Huntington 10 spend a few weeks
viii! her sister. Mrs. E. W. Jo"e&.
Theodore aleCulchcon. who lives
near Gal!ipolis. Ohio. was visiting his
brother. ALASKA McCutchcon. AID sis
ters. Mrs. /. " Thompson and Mrs.
NJ. J. Austin last week.
Mrs. 6. G. Lawson is visiting her
sons. J. G.. and ". NJ. Lawson. in
Charleston this wee.
HAMPTON Barnett resigned his po-
sition as teacher at Oak Grove School
and went TO Barboursville to attend
the spring term OF Morris-Haryey Col
lego. Homer Dunbar will finish the
school at Oak Grove.
Several persons in this section at
tended the Dwyer sale near Dawson
las; Friady.
4 very interesting spelling contes!
took place al the ". 4. BiTens School
House last W;ednesda: night between
tine Chestnut Grove and State Flower
Schools Oh ore SIDE and the two
Meadow Bluff Schools on the other.
= was z very interesting race from
frs, 10 end. The Meadow Bluff
Schools finally won the contest. with
five sDa'ers On the floor at the end
CT the rae
Tine. :cgular MONTH: meeting CT
Meadow Fluff Grange will be held e
che Meadow Bluff School House next
Saturday. the 18th. a; p. N. It is
hoped every member Will be present
as Important bushes: will cone be-
Eo:a ;ha G-aEge.
z. Il. ,Li!:er. vino has neeI! III the
c:::2io: OF ". /. 7IcClul2. at Lewis
burg Tor several. months. spel: last
wee?: 81 The home OF his father. Wn2.
Miller Ee:e.
Our people are glad 10 see the an
nouaccr1eni CT j. G. Dryer Tor sheriff
AMI witt. the deputies ne selected
makes !: a strong ticket that will be
sur 20 win rot cnir IL the primary
bat Il the general election.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
From Julia.

Miss Hattie Hollandsworth, daugh-
fer of Beniamine Hollandsworth. died
January 31st. 1916. at Clinton, Iowa.
She took sick in South Dakota and
was brought TO a hospital in Iowa
where she died aged IS. years. Her
remains we're brought back to West
Virginia and laid TO rest in the Gene
terv in Renicks Valley on Feb. 4th'
1916.
Miss Hattie had Travelled over the
greater part Of the West from West
Virrin;a TO California. She leaves
= father. mother. three sisters ana
oua hict!er 20 mourn her departure.
Mry. Ma; KinHi:on died on Frida!
morning. February 18th ,lJlT. SIC
was the beloved wife Of F:lyoGri!
Kinnis0n and was Il daughter OF
Johnscy and Margaret tuii!p.
J. G.. Snc,ierar. one Of oar o:deS;
citizens. is very low at this writing
with glippe. Mr.. Snedrgar vas born
Dec, -, 1925. and is therefore now
in his 9ls: year.
Mrs. ]. II. Walton is very low with
grippe. There are numerous cases
oil it in this part of the county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
.i,i'. Sican Resigns.

IN the Presbyterian Church At Al
derson Sunday. the 13;h. Rev. jane
II. Sloan. alter a successful and Sal-
isfactory service OF more han lWcH;E
years. notified his congregation ina.
he had decided TO tender his resigna
zion 10 Preshyiery which meets Ap:i!
18th and TO ask fer dissolution C
the pastoral relations and asked III
aggregation 10 Join with kim i: To-
request. AZ. Sloan thus states - ,
reason for his resignation:
- 10 this simply for tie rcaso;: i:<,l
feel ;I?at this church needs new.
ard Younger ard more ac!iEe pastor
10 lead it forward i: the Masters So
vice. and % promote its growth 2aa
usefulness.
Mr.. Sloan has served the c!2u-ci:
a Anderson long ard faithfully a:::I
his decision to resign will pc general
~ regretted. not only al Anderson hui
throughout Greenbrier PTcSbyte:E'.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Julius Caesar 1T The Princess.

Shakcs2ea!e's great drama "Julins
: &esar" will be presented ct the Prin-
Cos Saturday afternoon and at night.
j. heavy extra expense Mr.. Grow, the
icient manager, proposes to give
III, lovers OF high art an opportunity.
&. least cncc q week, TO see, some o.
he most famous plays ever written.
Sch al opportunity will be GiTan you
Saturday, when this great photo
drama classic, featuring Anthony
Eoveiii in the role OF Caesar. The
greatest Roman of them all" Will be
seen in six parts. The simple an
nouncement ought to be sufficient to
tax the capacity Of The Princess.
Admission Is and 25 cents.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Committee Meeting.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee held a meeting here last
Saturday. Chairman r. A. Level and
member l.. E. McC!ung, both Icing
equities On Mr.. Dryers sheriff ticket,
resigned their places on the COM
mit.ee, deemins it improper to serve
under such circumstances. Howard
Tenrpleton, Esq, of White Sulphur
was chosen Chairman and +. II. An
schultz, Of Rupert, was elected to sue
coed Mr.. McClung. The Committee
named the parties to be recommend
cd to the County Court for coniirma-
ton as registrars to list the legal Vot-
ers Of the county for the primary
election il June.
Nj. Templeton. being very intel
ligcrl. loyal party man, Will make us
2 jealous, wide-awaEe. Yet discreet,
chai1mun and We ask fer him the
hearty support OF all GTc@2hriei
Democrats.
Ana Mr.. Absolute, We are sure
viii make an active and most cii!clen
member o. the Committee.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Fire Stock For Sale.

Thornton Lewis Of the MeauoWS
Stock Farm, White Sulphur, Offers
for sale the registered stallion Lesl!2
Allen (2.15R) by Mighty Onward
GID out of Miss Rita, as he is re-
firing from the horse breeding bust
ness. owing TO inability to give the
fam enough personal attention anH
feels that the horse ought TO be /"
c:,tcd in some good stock raising cola
nunitv. The horse IS perfectly SCUM
has {. full winter coat and in aImiE'
able condition and is offered at Z.
exceedingly low price. I number E:
handsome colts b.? Leslie Allen out I"
approvcd mares are also offered =:
lie i;y GIr. Lewis, as he las mr..
10! SOS than he cares TO train and tn:
car b.. had 1T bargains, This f"'
s;n.h should no. bc allowed 10 G
Oh, IF GrCGnbr:o- ard We hope t!2
on, stock mcn Will see that eli oi !.
bc Kept here.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
The New Bakery.

Ben Schoettker, late Of the Hinton
Purity Bakery Co., opened his bak-
ery in the Fry building on Suoth JET
ferson street here, this week. made q
quantity Of cakes the first day all OF
which were sold before<he sun went
down. Mr.. Schoettker is an expert
enced baker, his bakery means much
70 the housekeepers of town ard COM
munity and il he secures the patron
age. we think he will deserve, the
enterprise will prove a great public
CONVENIENCE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
what improved.

what improved.
Mrs. Brrcl, wife OF Rev. I. H.
Burch, OF Roncerertc. was taken <
tie john. Hopkins; hospital balt'-
more, some days ago to undergo ,
serious operation. Mr.. Burch "r!te0
back that hcr condition is grave alIes
a preparatory operation and the re-
suit doubtful.
Harry ". Knight. of williamsburg
toci, his sister. Miss Susie. 10 IL;
Hinton Hospita! last week for an o.;
Grafton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Hettie Hern, who was ~
wears old Tuesday, the 22d' WASH
ington's birthday, has been serioussf
i'll at the home Of her neice' MIS-
Lucy Flack. near town. for about sl1
weeks. This morning She seemeE
somewhat better and was able 20 eHt
a very light breakfast. She IS SUI
Sering with no ailment further thaA
the iufirmitics of age.
W. w. Martin. of Sewell Valley. -
soending the winter in Florida.
?. A. George. of RonceVerte. az
tended a meeting Of Druggists a.
Parkersburg last week.
! Judge 4. y. Campbell. OF Monr0-
county. attended the funeral Of us
kinsman, the late Wellington Haw&-
ms. at Gallipolis, Ohio. last week
Rosser Parker an dliarvey Handlet
were in Richmond this week TO s's'
Ray Parker. pharmaceutical stude:-
at the Va. College Of Medicine.
Robert \. Lyle. OF Flushing Ee.-
mont county. Ohio, was here Tue;-
f1y 10 seq his son. Cadet Lyle. aud T..
attend the ora;orical contest 1t IN
&c, =. II. Sin which lis son was Oh >
Of til. speakers. We acknowledge Us
commitment Of Il very pheasant call.
Mrs. E. =. Mc['lung. o! Rupert ~
=: !ta:nri!r and broke he? thigh. 81.
w;:s .al:en 10 The M"Ec"A""c !io"n;ts'
lev II. II. MOrris3n, oi "raM!"". ~
is doing well.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

r. P. Hern, CT Blue Sulphur d.
tricr sc We learn from the Anderson
Advertiser, has sued the Alders~a
Independent School District to recoT'
ar tke sum Of $12 tuition he was r.
ou:red to pay for his two daughters
who attended the High School Their:
from Nov. 4th to Jan. 4th. Mr.. Hem
claims that he was a resident OF Al
1--son at the time aid THAI h!%
daughters we're occupying hou@;
there which he owned. The Boa:d
held that he was nonresident d
the district and so he paid under pro
test The money he pow seeks to re-
cover.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Grand Jurors.

Following is a list Of the names
dawn TO serve on the grand jury at
the special term Of Creanbrler coua-
" Circuit Court which conTenes mere
Gil March 2lst:
T.. =. White, Mason Mathews, D.
il. Mcdowell, X. A. jiedrick. George
Freshman. Walter Hunt. LoHH MIR
tin, c. G.. Lawson, Joe C2cGeno2T'
Robert Lryan:, /. u. i<irEDairicA'
J. l.. Wale, 6. Frank Masters, J. :.
iIo!:e, Charles Spencer, George s..
whiting.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

Cap. William Davis, OF Hurting
ton. Tor many years & popular @nH
we'll known conductor on the {. {; -
Rv., was run over by i street car al
the corner OF 18th ave and 9TH ST.
Huntington, last Saturday might ana
instantly killed. He attempted 10
cross the street moving away from
the approaching car which, apparent
" he did not see. He was hurled a
distance OF thirty feet. falling on his
head. He was born and reared al
The Dotson Comedy Co. which pre-
2 son OF the late Mat Davis.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

William Steele died sudIenly; Of
Lear: trouble at his home in West
Charleston Monda: afternoon, Tic
Us: inst, agLl between - and 50
years. Tic was standing al the phone
and. calling his daughter 10 HIN. i=l?
III her arms and expired. Mr.. Steele
wa: f!orn and,rearcd liz Monroe coun-
u. near Union. was son Of the lac
>. !. cnl ISunc! tAl@&andcrJ S.Gaic.
was Eirsc Lieutenant 0f Bryan :; Bat
gerry, Confederate stat; army. sheriff
Of Monroe count? s.ncc the war. depu-
- L. S. Revenue Collector. and short
" after the close Of the war married
Miss Annie Mcfarland, Of Charleston.
who survives him with enc So:l, l..
Carr Steele. OF PittSburg. and Mss
Mary Steele at home. Mr.. Steele was
& deacon in the Presbyterian Church
and tho spending most Of his time
III recent years a; his Charleston
home. continued 10 contribute 10 the
support Of his old home Church at
onion. His body was brought 10
Union for intc-mcnt For many years
he was prominent in Monroe ard we'll
known il adjoining counties.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
Junior CiiautauQua Pageant.

To each and every one who likes 4
good time and wishes the same for
his neighbor. it is announced tina;
there will be APageant OF the
Town" in Lewisbu-g Oh Saturday,
April Sth. Ii is TO be given under
the direction OF the Junior Caautau-
qua leader. Miss Powell. but the pro
ceeds will go 10 the Alumnae Asso-
citation of the l.. F. l. There Will be
q good time for everybody. Waich
the paper. as details will be given
later
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24
The Second Diploma Examination.

The Second Diploma Examination
will be he'd March 10th and 18th al
the following places:
Nicola. Wylie. White Sulphur" AL
tavista. Irish Corner district: Curry
Lcwi:burg. Sunlight. Williamsburg
Franc. Smoot. ANA Blue Sulphur.
II there are applicants vino Cal: not
reach the places named above the
teachers will notify me at once.
The District superintendent will
arrange for Failing Spring district.
Applicants will pay lQc each.
". F. RICHARDSON.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

4. W. Cummings, writing to the
Monroe Waterman, ran!es James Z.
Pence, of Springfield district, and We'll
known here, as veil qualified man
10 represent Monroe in the House OF
Delegates. II Monroe will send Mr.,
Pence as her delegate in the Legs
laturc her people will all fee! assured
that they have on guard at Charles
ton worthy Democrat of high char
acter and fine sense, who will always
vote right and do the right thing
whenever the opportunity is present
ed
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

In Monroe county the Democrats:
candidates III the June primary 50 far
announced arc: For Conn County
Cnur: j. ". Jchnscn. C. ". Sibolc
and Jas. u. Beckett, encumbent. Fer
sheriff, ". +. Peters, with Frank 4.
Eansbsvger as his deputy. For prose-
cutting attorney, r. l.. Clark ard V.
II. La E'on. For assessor, Thos. j.
Payne, with G. Reuben Mann and 3.
\. Shirley IS his deputies.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

family at Wesley, Fayette county.
f. l.. Bell went over to B.uefield
las, week on business. He returned
Monday.
Mrs. J. V. Dotson, who went TO
Michigan TO see her sick father, re-
turned 10 Lcwisbrrg last Saturday
morning. She left her fa;&":- "ome
what improved.
Mrs. Wilson. Of Rich0mnd. l. visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. u. y. Camp
bell
Mrs. Henry T. Bell left lae. week
10 visit friends in Indianapolis.
J. y. Caldwell s9cn; day or two
in Charleston last wecL
Miss Lizzie +.rbuck!t. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Harvey J. lIaHIlcy. at
Rcnick.
Mrs. 0. II. Williamson. of Ba!t!-
more. spent several days in Lewis
burg recently.
Mrs. Frank Lee. Of Raleigh, vas
CUES, Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Bell this
week
Miss Barbara Byrne, II Charles
ton, is spending a few days with ner
grandparents. DR.. and Mrs. s. II. AUS
tin.
A. B. G.. Bray. Thos. p. Doughty,
4. e. Hell. DR.. ]. V. dc|c:Jer ana
Rev. r. Carter. Of ROnce"er:r: To.
E. and Judge CEas. S. Dice, Mason,
r. VI. and Z. p Bell E. Edwin Boone,
Emmett II! CrickenDergcc, Vim. r.
Darnell and Frank +. RaGe". Of Lew
isburg. We're in Charleston last Fri
day taking degrees from ith 10 l+:h
fer admission into The Lodge Of Per
lection in Scottish Rite tla-Cn:ry.
VIM. E. Nelson and K. +. l.. Wood,
who had airead: taken these degrees.
were members q the parry.
Hon. j. :. ThIrmoGA came up fcGn.
Anderson las: Saturj;a:: &c a':c:id the
meeting OF the County Executive
Committee. In tail: I':::!: ~; 81 mis-
csndidaa: for :c-c!ection IT,: aid II:
vas willing 70 stan o. a.;I " 5Ifgcd
by his record in che "a: = ~ Dale
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1916-02-24

Record OF attendance for the Balm
4; Gilead Scohol. Lewisburg district,
:or the month ending Feb. 21sl-Ed-
win Bell. Jr-, teacher: Hettie Hut
sonpille-. Matte Eggleston. Louella
Eggleston. Elliot Eggleston. Lew
renee Hefner. Raymond HefneE. The
following named were not absent:
Ora Andersen, Ruth Anderson. Ella
Milan. Henry Holt. Edward Milan.