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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-04
By WILLIAM ]. BUTLER.
(Staff Correspondent of UniYersi

0erVlCe.J
London, Feb. 3.-Yankee girl po-
licemen now patrol London's streets
in the wee sma' hours, keeping the
doughboy and jackie on the Straight
and narrow"
The American Y. NJ. c. A. now
has FIVE of these American female
"coppers" here working in conjunc-
ton with similar women's patrols
from others of the allies.
The five are Miss R. MacGregor,
formerly director of public welfare
at Duluth, Mimi; Miss Kate Falk-
ner of Chicago, for eight years on
criminal investigation work; Miss
Elizabeth Balm of Portland, Ore;
Miss Madge Hoff, Minneapolis, and
Miss Lucy Porter, Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-04
ANY Overseas Man Who
Is Needed by Family to
BeDischarged at Once

Washington, Feb. 5,-General
Pershing has been authorized by
the War department to send home
for immediate discharge from the
army any drafted or enlisted man
who presents convincing evidence
OF sickness or other distress in his
family. -------
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

money expended ahonid he used for
rriarrinr the equipmrnt ~ the prlnt.
ing department. THE school board
iaNors the pian and u itrgc assert
ment of much needcd tpe hha been
purchased and rivcn to tine school ~
TIE FIRST Journalism clnaa OF a. a. =.
latin Program.
The Latin department Of the A. n.
= will alive n program FRIDAY, Nav
u. at 2tao. IN the hirh school auai-
t0rium.
rhis program will consist OF "A ser.
les OF talks by members OF tho depsrt-
ment. a dlnlonuc entitled 'Tfo Urh
cost Of Living" the Ncatni Niretrs
ptin ana = Ugecian Ounce.
The talks 10 he riVon hafore "a.
dialogue deal with goman no and
customs A. q renuii 81 h pr.liuin.
aries held Monday afternoon ~. fol-
lowing people vii sneak. Nangy
Moose. olive Harden. carol Wilson.
Nrace iongfciluw and Waiter gmnuid.
iur
scninr Week.
senior week N the last week or tho
school term This year thote will be
the class duv. the ANNUAL senior ME
ntc, also h lunlof-a.nlor dance rlvsa
by b funior class In honor of tho
seniors THIS affair promises To he
one ~ the most elaborate affairs evor
given by n Junior class The dinner
with the dance following viii probably
no fiNen ~ b AiNnradO Hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
An uuusuIl story of Unusual oourtship and Marriage.
By CAROLYN BEEoHER


husband. In u spirit Of mischief /
commenced "a taik myly with him.
even 70 nlft a little. She rinred and
! went 10 FAR 49, 20 tap him or the
urm with my fan in u confidential
way hat brought me stun blurkor
looks ! WINS delighted. Was az last
getting even With hsr for what shc
bad made me suffer by causing me 60
distruHt MauVille.
Lawson Mckee tool mo homo. I
had Ia such "a lovely evening that
] expect ! enthused morn than WIS
quite right in q married. woman who
had gone without her huahand Inv
son asked ~ he might caig some az.
ternoon. cordially invited him.
promising 10 show him ms wonder
ful baby
II she resembles her mother she
will surely be- ~wondsrfai"
SAID good night and ran lirhti,
into the house. Nancy Was wnitiu~
up for mo and helped me undreHs
! told her az about The party what
a good time ] hnd had and how mucl
my dress had been admired.
You do look lovely she assured
me. never saw you with 10 much
color In your cheekH"
That iH because ! am excited AN
have enjoyed myself 20 much
should go out onsusr with
cabot"
Z know. and ~ love 20. hut
] h%oHltntcl ono Of tho things Man
Nllt had Impressed upon me WIS that
never under any circumstances was !
10 chat with % seryan
rTo Ne ~continued.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains 10 Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Msrksville, a.-Mfs. Alice Johnson,
Of this place. wfiie,; "Fof one year
suffered with an awful misery In my back
and sides. Ny LEFT side was hurting me
all the time. The misery was something
awful.
could not do anything, not EVEN sleep
a night. II kept me wake most Of the
night ! took different medicines, bui
nothlng did me any good or relieved m,
until ! took Cardui =.
was not able 10 do any Of my work
Tor n year and ! got worse all The time.
was confined TO my bed of and on. ! Roi
so bad with my back that when | stopped
down ! vas not able 10 stfaighien up
again | decided ! would Try Cardui
-. BY time ! had taken the entire bottle
I vas feeling pretty good and could
straighien up and my pains were nearly
III gone.
shall always praise Cafdui. con.
hnued taking II until | was strong and
wei" II you suffer from pains due 10
female complaints, Cafdui may I've just
what yea need. Thousands Of women
who r c suffered In this way now praise
cardui & their present good health
Give ~ Ia. kc-lp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
WCMENl DRY CLEAN
THINGS At HOME
Try III For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.

save five 20 ten do-ara quickly b.
dry cleaning everything in the homs
soap and wntcr@sulis. coats. waists
SILKS. lncra. giovcF. shoes. fufn dup.
cries. rura-rNerNfhlnvi
Place n gallon or more OF gasoline
IN q dinhrpn or wnrhboiler. then put
IN the thiuna 10 be dry cleaned. then
wash them vita NolNlie SOAP. shortly
everything M uut looking like
new Nothing fades. shrlnka or
wrinkles. DO not attempt to dry
clean without Soivlfe annp. This
gusoiine soap Il tho secret Of all dsy
cleaning,
A package % solvite soap contain
inr directions for home dry cleaning.
costs little az any drug STORE. Dry
clean outdoors or away from flame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
CHAPTER xxm.

Ny dinner was spoiled. I really
loved my husband regardless OF his
making me very unhappy at times
/ had any other lover, never
wasted my affections ~ some giris %
on first vne and then another. he
had been my hero when ! married
him. lie Was stili IN a ny
IDEAL. Although he Was severc. ofdn-
donated. he had beet a. The same
time ufton kind aud generous. Had
been older. mcr accustomed 10
minriing with people. { might have
more firmly resented his interference
viii all that is usually tho ~ife-
province. And although ! often wept
bitterly 4 eve dreamed Of revolting
4 think ! won't Try q So ! re-
Piled. conscious that ] was nuShing
with annoyance. Nj Hyde Will b.
back In = few days"
perhaps Ruth will come back with
him" Mr. Norton said to no one i'
particular.
= 'hink u would be yery nice for
both OF them N h did. II IN a Ions
ride and alone u would be ven stu
pid, ! replied. where 1 got the cour-
age 20 zay what 1 had ! don't know
hut caught an approving glance
from Alfred a -miachieNouH on" from
June. and knew ihad acquitted my
self fairiy we'll Then Lawson Mckee
whispered.
.ruiis Tor ,out The cat" and 1 wss
happ,.
la was 40 wonderful for me 10 he
thousht drht. 10 h. talked 20 ~ If
my ideas and and plana
were uofth c~ousiderlne. nat pulled
mK.eif together before he coffee Ma
served n determined 90 have "a goo /
time the remainder Of the evening.
We were 70 dance and 1 loved lam
irF
lawnon Mckee Was a graceful
dancer ana ~ enIoycd m, 0rs,
dnnc. with him.
I wish / mirht keen YOU for tho
neat lance" h. said. as We finished.
aDut Id wouldu't do" knew he
meant mad Mrs Norton would talk
Alfred came Oh just then ana / danoed
Win him.
-rhat wns A great answer YOU gave
Mrs Norton. Suaan. Don't les her
Get The better on you--eyer. She will
she can ehe = a horn trouble.
maker. hate 20 have her here. hut
June. knew / had acquitted my.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

may be- allowed " ,lalt the First Mani
eNhinit aud the Third Ward pupils 20
visit the Fourth N..rd exhibit. Each
room viii have H. own cshinlt
central Duildlnk Will place ~ cx-
hiuit In the Third Ward n the ~.
brary and High rrhull art class will
EXHIBIT IN d rtru MAID huilutl..
No piairrratu rrtaa.ti y - 80 ar
ranged. The exhibit 10 10 consist Of
the WORE nHkei tvt 80 Hiss " GOODMAN.
art ruptr tinor. ulsi children may pe
allowed 20 sinE lot tislt"rs ~ any
other Simple Vxs..i,ao may be- carried
Out hnt , ntn Tor put an o the work
during the safiy piri %, the ACTION
viii be rorulnr scluul work.
Albuquerque iii9h stlfool To- Have
New TRACK ficid.
The hirh schcol has no appropriate
field on vhiCh Ia hold athiet,, con-
tests. flans ATE BEING developed Tor
building soch a field - that Nc will
not have 20 impose upon the aliscir-
iN
superintendent Nlins nnnounccd
that work would begin al onrs. Every
thin4 possible viii to done 20 get the
field m shape heie-c he end 81 the
Catalogue Bcinz IrinuSL
Tho catalogue which sfr. Jones has
- - N"NNN INNNNN''NH
This catalogue contains q na Of SUBJ
lerta offered by the nfhooi nnd credits
for each M purpose OF the book
j. to Gid she ncr stuuenis IN choosing
the course Of study h,at suited 10 the
vocation they wish Z % pursue, N will
prevent stude'.ts from gntefing hlindlN
into uourHs4 To Nh"n they are not
adapted.
~ carrying q ihc plan Of the
NHHHNArH .HHNH I44n d 1901
of each students talents und General
characteristics.
a. :. RcoHpl.
The A. w. = Record has proven RI
complete success nor only u.s. n uapcr
but also financially. ThT punsr b.
complied. edited AMI printed entirely
Within D. school there has been very
little expense nnd tuito u sum OF mon
has been cleared
The Record" ftusf Witch cnmpoFrs
the journalism class fcolt that ary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

on wednesday May asth. from Tao
to fifb y M. parents are urged to
children are IN Attendance The re
manning part OF the afternoon. the
First Ward chlldrcn muy be- allowed
10 visit b sfrend ward exhibit. an I
the Fourth Ward children may DO nj
lowed 10 vieit the 1hird Ward s1hihit
on ThufsdnV thr nnun uisn viii De-
followed from i.3e 10 2;ft y. m. aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
Aftke Theoters Today

LYR1o-'Ins Third Degree, with Alice Joyes aud a two
reel Mig "" Comedy.
PAe1fME-'The Degeneration, . All Il. A. Walsh production
Mutt end~Jed, hjotartoon: and Pathe Esws.
fDKkL-"Thsk ruruaon u Isabel, |" with Mary Miles Min
ter. and Wolves Of Kplfnr. with Leah baird.
vB--"HArd Boiled" with Dorothy naioni aud The VII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

pnirn aud work Tor the pins.
We predict that tho contest for the
penuunts u going 10 be lively. The
above record shows Second ward to
De In the lend but yon neVef can teiI
and the other wards viii u~ndouhtehlf
riye them " run for their money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

Miss horunng snys that after the
tirst score was made q great many
OF y children Who did not asom e. be
Interested NJ the beginning of the cru.
sade have made requests FOR the score
charts IN order that they miFht be-
come enlisted IN the pnpuIn cam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

~ NmA ~
DC~1fhy Init1n oue 81 The hest
huonn IL alamnfic screen Stars a.
pssff n . ~defldetIy res character ~
Hard nullei fne uew Thomaa ~
lute. Ttfaiuuanf uhofoplaY D , ruu4A
90 M 6 heats icdaf ana 'e'nof'
IL ihis s,arr ~rla,sn ~ John
Lyhch che las a par tbat mluflss
eoneos and paihoa she y M hEnt'
"A ~ : ropnut fo~n and Ine "a cnn
relied 10 ct some nfDd " Ecrf 81
ffartt Tns fnndInn " his ch4fAr'
t~rlaniioa p1s e~utfusted 10 ms tapa.
IN d~IfaelorIhlp uf Victor 7. trn4It.
sak1 Nhe rsfsEtp het Yefp ulfrr
inr al rists ~ chsflm nas,
Tht 4nah twn 7int nA'arnae
. Wasiy ~ i,pts alvey materiai
fdts nv CREATION II wholesome rom
odv 10 CorInne NpIruat. ht char
ntIs rI4yad ~ Misc Dalton, nndH
.ho No ~ deal With the rural tne4'
tff owner. the skinfilnt MONEY lend
~ UIe Village gossip NE local utau
HruMmet ~ A kindly ait Nosnau
Az tho ] ~ into her hume when
she i stranded she repays THIS KIM
nsns By mvlnr her benefectrtEs from
tht vilcs and designs Of graspine
small town enamlet.
"smlllnr Hniy' Mason plays the
Icadinr malf role 10 lizard Boiled
~. Mason y one 81 those happy o
meky chaps whose very ~ esence u
InfeftuouA Others In the cast are BILLY
r~ouftwflGht, who has the role Of a
tastnil, old deacon. Gertrude Claire
WHO has a gentle. mothsriy role. and
walter Here. a well knovn young ac-
tor % the heavyweight type.
The management u also showinf a
paramoant-sennet comedy, The vi.
lars snlfhy.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
AT risr LYRIC

~ NNANH ANNNN
Niclousness u the one-timo preya-
lent police inquisition known a. the
third degree. under which. BY ply
we're wrought from hapiens prisoners
regardless of Innocence or guilt. b.
most ,iyiely portrayed IN The Third
starving Alice Joyce and which will
be seen IN the Lyric heater today nnd
iomurrow
An the tremendous dramatic force
OF the stage production q thiA FAM
uus rhafles Klein rama l. retain 81
ln IT, pici~uriHafi0n ~ N~itarraph, un.
der the direction Of Tom Torriss ana
make v une - tho most u%frtfnfious
ard forcenii screen productions eyer
put cut
Niles Joyce takes every advantars
o. the dramatic possibilities IN ne
role Of Annie Sands. waitress, aho
crushed the power of her millionaire
father-in-law and ~ n police sys-
tenn 20 free her college Iushunf.
doomed 90 a murderers desth for a
crime Of which he vas lnuoerf'. tut
accused IN malice for marrying h
girl
The beautiful vliaHraph s.sr never
was more ~appeaiinr. AMI b has the
support ~ a a = OF cNceptlupAl
strength. including MADDEN James.
Anders Randoif. Nc iaddn Hopper.
Herheft Evans. George iiackus. g. r.
Wade. !. Rogers i.ytton AMI Edward
Mcclure
In connection there VIII be shown
q hig w coWsoy Of two rse.L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
At Tur IDEAL.


ANY rirl xho la q lanfing love
affair on her hands n Who cares
enough about he man % feel hhe
Injecting a little fresh Interest p
spirit lnto ihlnGt, should certainly
sas MarY Miles hintera latest film,
The Intrusion Of Isabel" A hecom-
ina evening gown. new .aa.neW, does
wonders for laabera omance The
Incident L. likely 10 suExeat the very
treatment needed 20 ataftle some
other girls mapping sweetheart Into
u state Of sakefulnesa
Mis- Mlnter, AZ Isabel. n a. bonny
a maid a. I'M YOUNG bach might
rna IN a lifetime Of searching. and
when nor mothsnnE heart impeis her
"a make sure that hin vest buttons
are where and how they nhould be.
you wonder how on earth he man
ares Ia stop 20 Just a gracious smile
sad thank-you. Hownomeyer. there's
another woman n the case--but
hnfa telling
40 and enjoy this picture for your
aslf M the Ideal theater today. The
manager promises that u will give you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15

one o. tho ~pirasaniest hours you've
ever spent before The screen.
A. = demonstration Of the fact b a
the toys ewes there" arc perusihE
the news o. happenings back here ~
recuftled IN the columns ~ movie
papars cnhlenram received ~
hnrirs Hutcbison flvea sufe eu-
donce.
ar Hutchinson was painfully injured
dufinr the screening u n u the
etasudes Of fathe's biz patriotic Sc
rial Featuring Leah Hard. That fact
IVES duly chronlcled ~ the columns
Or The trade papers Mt. Hutchlaon
I'D left the hospital ana was hack ~
aurk fryina tuc zane thing over
again usen "a caDleFram WAS received
a the 1cepitnl anslously makine IN
uuirr ~ 70 hts condition.
Tho auert Ma from Private ~ NJ
sandy Thomas, u the formerly vel
known acrap-flrm" called The
F1ehug- Sixty ninth" We presume
that M. Thomas Wa rfimiy thinhine
that perhaps the trenches are safer
than life In the movies. after al.
The serial. which u being shown
weekly al the Ideal thcntcr. D. full
of darinn. hrcathleas stunts In which
both H%utchiaon and the beautiful
Leah Baird we're frequently IN actual
peril tuatioffs failing for GOODNESS
% nerve. where a miscalculation
means serious bodily injury, or worse
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
DEATH OF MRS. WATTS.

Lcwisburg and the Richlands
communities suffered a. grevious
shock last Friday. Dec. 9th, 1919,
when it became known that early
that morning Mrs. Bculah (Hutton)
Watts, beloved wife of Edward S.
Watts, after an illness of week or
ten days, calmly closed her eyes on
the scenes Of this life and passed
to the life beyond.
Mrs. Waits was, before marriage,
Miss Beulah Hutton, of Lexington,
Va, and was we'll known here.
where she resided a year or. more,
and was admired and highly re-
spcctcd by all. She leaves her
husband and a little four wear old
son bercft of her loving care and
companiunShip and mourning the
vacancy in their home that can new
er be filled.
The funeral service. at Calvary
Church Saturday afternoon, was
conducted by Rev. J. d. Pope and
the interment was in the cemetery
there Immediately thereafter.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12

The schools and churches of
Sinks Grove were cloSed.last Mon
day on account of an epidemic of
scarlet fever. Two of Mr.. Copc-
lands children arc sick with that
disease and il was thught best to
stop all public gatherings until the
danger is over. a very interesting
protractcd meeting had Just begun
the proceeding Sunday night at Mt.
Pleasant church. 1t was to con-
tlnuc throughout the week but had
to be abandoned until later. Rev.
Robt. B. Hudson, pastor of the
church. was being assisted by the
Rev. +. w. Phillips, OF Richards.
Ircenbrlcr county, whose sermons
are remarkable for their fervcncy
and power. Although only the in
ltial meeting was held, much inter-
est was displayed and a large con-
gregation Observation-Disclosures.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS.

d In giving thanks for your good
health here's a little thing you can
do 10 buy the most wonderful
Christmas present in the world.
Buy Red Cross Christmas Seals
and use them on all your mail.
Buy Bonds TO help secure public
health.
Health bonds return no interest
in money, but return good health
to your community or state.
The big heart of America now
knows that no Christmas package
is complete without its seal, and
when yon drop the stamped return
envelope in the mail box with your
donation $500 or morc) you will
help to buy a pair Of red checks
Tor little girl or boy; q broken
man hope; and bright eyes of
health for some pallid woman's
face.
influenza left thousands with
weakened lungs and low resistance:
inal-nutritiOn has followed The cx-
IRENE price Of food: and now many
Of our boys have come back with
tendency toward tuberculosis, their
''tSi Iol tlDIi lIOlIl TIC war.
\ great emergency has grown out
OF these conditions. 1t is many
times the problem we have faced
before. and every single stamp and
every single dollar will be need to
light it. Knowing the great need
you will help all you can by buying
seals or health bonds.
Grccnbrier county has Il Dopula-
ton of $4,000. .s
One in every 1000 persons in
West Virginia die of tuberculosis.
Twenty-eight persons die each
year in Greenbrier county. There
are eight living cases for every one
mat dies. Two hundred and TWEEN
!!y-four living cases Of tuberculosis
IN Grecnbrier. Six returned sol
d'crs in Grcenbrier have tubercu-
losis.
A human life is valued mt $4,000
III money. Grcenbrier loses $112,-
uoo every year by death from tu-
Dcrculosis, without counting the
poverty and suffering caused by
tuberculosis.
hcd Cross seals and health bonds
provide the money to fight lubcrcu-
'oSiS. Quota: ca seals for every
man. woman and child i'm the conn
~ $1,000 x 6k equals $1.780.O0.
N round numbers $1,S0000.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
CONE-RANSBARGER

Shm'ilI John ii. Cronc and Miss
Susie Ransbcrgcr. late of Green
bricr, were married at Amarillo.
Texas, on Wednesday Of last week,
Dec. 18th, 1919. Rev. J. w. Storey,
p. T.. pronoounciDg the sweet sent
cncc that made Miss Susie, so well
and lovingly remembered in Green
brier, 3hc willing and happy life
captive of the Texas sheriff. They
are now at home at Panhandle,
Texas, growing municipality Of
the biggest state III the union. The
independent, which is not Il
stranger in the far distant Pam
handle. offers its hearty congratu-
lations to the lucky sheriff and
wishes for him and his Grecnhricr
bride a long happy life.
The bride is a daughter of the
late Silas Ransbcrger. Of Frankford!
and q sister of Mrs. G.. w. Dunbar,
Of The MaNwclton community.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
"A mcetino collo6 ~. L r.

"A meeting called by l.. E. john
SON.. president Of the Anderson
Chamber of Commerce, last Satm-
day, was for the discussion of q
proposed bond issue for pcrman-
ent road improvement in Wolf
creek district, Monroe county. The
citizens of that district were to de-
eide at the meeting whether or not
to call an election at this time and
nc amount Of bonds to be voted.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12

Some of the pure bred COWS and
sheep from the Mclaughlin Stock
Farm, MaXwclton, won premiums
al the International Stock Show at
Chicago last week and if some of
our stockmen will either supply US
with or tell us where we can get
exact information we will be glad
10 publish particulars. Suffice it to
say just now that taking premiums
end blue ribbons at an international
stock exhibitions is boost for any
stock farm not only in Greenbrier
county but in the United States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
CONVENTION CALLED.

A convention of the Democratic
voters Of The municipality Of Lewis
burg is hereby called to meet at the
court house on Saturday. Dec. 18Th,
1910, at 1880 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates
for mayor. recorder and five coun-
cilmen to be voted for ut an cleo
lion TO be held on the first Thurs
day in January, 1920.
i. NJ ARBUCKLE, Cham'n.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12

1t is reported that A. Soldiers, a
former publisher of the Anderson
Advertiser, died about three weeks
ago at Troy, n. C.. He went from
Anderson to st. Adams and several
months ago moved his newspaper
plant to North Carolina.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
LEwIsBuRs DISTRICT. ME-. CHURCH, s,
FOURTH ROUND

FOURTH ROUND.
Taicott (Oak Grove) Jan. Bird and
Hinton Hintom January 18th and
Avon (Alvon) Jan. 9th and 7th.
White Sulphur white Sudbury
Jan. 10th and nth.
Sweet Spring (Allcghany) Jan. nth
Durbin Durbin) Jan. 17th and 18th
1reenbank tCass) Jan. 18th and
iillSboro WiIlsboro) Jan. Dist and
fl--p. III.
HunterSvillc (Nlt. CarmcD IAN. 9th
and 25th.
Marlinton (Marlinton) Ian. 15,h
and Goth.
Lcvclton (SccberD Jan. 9th and
2Sth.
Union (Pickaway) Jan. 31st and
Feb. 1st.
Grcenville Mt. Heading) Feb. 1st
and I'd.
PeterStown Pctcrstowm Feb. 3rd
and ith.
flyyerview lPence Springs) Feb.
9TH and Sth.
! RonceYcrte ROncevcrte) Feb. 9Th
and 9th.
Williamsburg williamsburg Feb.
18th and 18th.
Frankford Renicks Valley Feb.
18th and 10th.
Blue Sulphur (Asbury) Feb. 21st
and 22d.
Anderson (Aldcrson) Feb. 22d and
23rd. ~
! Callaghan ,(Callaghan) Feb. 25th
and Goth.
Hot Springs (Ashwoood) Feb. 2Sth
and 10Th.
Epworth Epworth) Feb. goth.
Highlands Calvary March 9th and
Lcwisburg Ucwisburg)) March eth
and 8th.
! Clifton Forge (SclmD March 18th
and lith.
Clifton Forge Central Church)
March 1lth and 18th.
Paint Bank paint Bank March
10th and 21St.
Covin2ton CRANBERRY McmoriaD
March Dist and ODD.
ii. |. STEPHENS, p. +.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12

Our show cases are loaded with
goods suitable for Christmas pres
ents. such as hand bags, purses,
mirrors, brushes, combs and lots of
IVORY goods. Also perfumery,
thermos bottles and many other
Things we will gladly show YOU.
Nunnally and Huylcr's candies.
Tie LEwISBURG DRUG SroRE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12

Our show cases are loaded with
goods suitable for Christmas pres
ents, such as hand bags, purses,
mirrors, brushes, combs and lots of
ivory goods. Also perfumery,
thermos bottles and many other
things we will gladly show you.
Nunnally and Huyler's candies.
TIE LEwISBURG Drug Store.