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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-03-14
VIE TO DISAPPEARANCE OF
BASCOM INGALLS,.

u Inor'ly before Christmas Bascom
"cFalls, who had been working for
lumber company in Pocahontas
v,'"F' started for his home near
, t.so IN Greenbrier county, where his
Chas. McFalls, lives. At
~" u.s., ne and the two men with him
n,: "!'e man and a negro-got off the
,s.' McFalls soon left the depot
aug the other two to keep an eye
son. ms baggage and saying he would
,o ." oe back. He has not been seen
lon, heard Of since and all efforts to
lnr,A' MIN have failed. Finally the
b oan company by which he had
IL employed appointed a detective
tbo 'eS'1eate and, If possible, find
'ouu5 man or ascertain what had
WINE OF him. Last week, over in
nesn n'a' this detective arrested the
IN o. ~, referred to above, who Is now
bo ~, IN Covington, while the au-
fe,cs await a requisition for his
a,o ~ Il 10 this State. The negro we
Con an, HORNED, has told a number of
dis'v'hg stories about the strange
glor pPearance of McFalls, the last
knny 'eading to the belief that he
ye, ~, al about the matter, but as
iac,' mas made no disclosure OF the
ay,t, further developments will be
win anxious interest.
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IMPORTANT GATHERINGS.

A series of group meetings Of rep
resentatives of the NJ. E. Church;
South, III tine interest OF the Centen-
airy Campaign now being conducted
by that denomination, covering the
verious stations and charges Of this
Conference District has been an
Eounced as follows:
Montgomery, March 18th. Session
opening at 10 a. III.
Beckley, March 18th. Session OPP
ening 100 p. m. and 1870 p. III
Hominy Falls, April End. Session
opening 10 "a m, $50 p. NJ, and
100 p. NJ.
The schedule of meetings has been
arranged by Mr. Geo. w. Bright, Dis
trict Centenary Director, and Rev.
l. N. Fannin, Presiding Elder, both Of
whom will be in attendance.
The Conference Field Representa-
tive. Mr.. G. Fl. Fonken, of Washing
ton, D, c., the Conference Centenary
Secretary. Rev. E. S. Pollitt, and the
Conference Campaign Director,
Stuart H. Bowman, of Huntington
are also expected to be in attendance
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CENTENARY MEETING.

The Conference Of Methodist min
listers aud lay leaders held at Romeo
Verte. Wednesday Of this week, was
largely attended. and fine results are
reported. The object Of the meeting
was TO discuss plans for the great
Centenary Drive" to be launched on
April 9th.
AS is generally known. all branch
es Of American .Methodism here join
ed in celebrating the one hundredth
anniversary Of Missionary effort in
this country. One of the detectives
Of the anniversary is to secure $685.
100000 toward the need of an extern
sive Missionary Campaign. embrac
ing both home and foreign fields.
The allotment Of the Lewisburg
Congregation was announced as ST.
SCI, and committees are already be-
ing organized and when the campaign
begins April 9th, il 10 expected that
Lewisburg Methodism will go over
the top with enthusiasm.
Among those attending the Con-
ference Wednesday from Lewisburg
were .. 3. Coffran. J. E. Bass. DR.. c.
S. Co1fman, Rev. Absalom Knox. Mrs.
c. Coffman, Mrs. F. H. Mays, Mrs.
Henry Gilmer and Misses Lillian and
Emma Beard.
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SCHOOL CODE GOES INTO
EFFECT.
March 18th, 1919.

MdTCu lltu, 1919.
w. F.. Richardson,
Dear Sir:
Permit me to advise that the new
school code goes into effect May 90;
the April examination, therefore. will
be held under the supervision Of the
old law. This makes 1t necessary that
you instruct the applicants as fol-
lows: In this examination
The enrolment fee will be $50
regardless Of the number Of subjects
taken.
The fee for renewal will be $3.50.
Applicants for second renewal Of
elementary, primary, high school and
normal school certificates must take
examination on two reading circle
books: Larue's THE Science and Art
of Teaching" and "Bennet's "The
World War and What Was Behind
It." (The new law does not pro-
vide for submitting school atten-
dance in lieu OF this examination.)
The third renewal Of any certifi-
cate will be a life time certificate and
The application form Is the same as
that used in applying for first or
second renewal.
1t not required that the county
superintendent assistants in the
April examination shall be approved
by the State Superintendent. The
per diem for the county superinten-
dent and his assistants for this ex-
animation will be SO day for two
days. The new law fixes the age
limit for granting certificates at eigh-
teen years on or before the first day
CT October; you should therefore not
admit to this examinatin any person
who will not be eighteen years Of
age on or before October /, 1919.
Instructions for conducting exami-
nations under the new law will be
sent you in time for June examina-
lions.
Yours very truly,
M. 2. SHAWKEY.
state superintendent.
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FROM ASBURY.

The farmers at this place are busy
blowing.
Miss Susie TuckwilIer is very sick
at this writing.
Paul Harrah got his discharge and
is at home now from camp.
Okey Carlisle. OF Monroe county
is visiting his sister at this place.
Huse Boggas has returned home
from overseas.
Tile stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Harrah en- March
9Th and left them a son.
Jake Milliner is preparing to NOV
to Virginia.
Layton Sheppard and his sister
were visiting their sister, Mrs. Eagen
Williams. here List week.
Little Robert Anderson, son of w.
r. Anderson. had the misfortune OF
getting his hand badly hurt on the
tractor" Two fingers were torn OF
and the rest Of his hand badly in
jured. He was taken at once to q
physician and we are glad to report
he is now getting along nicely.
Sam Tuckwiller, who had the flu
some time ago, is better but not able
to be out yet. He has recovered SO
slowly, the flu leaving him in a weak
ened conditions.
We would like to hear from all sec
tions Of the county through your pa
per.
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EMPLOYERS:

All classes of help. male or female.
skilled or unskiled, technical, me-
chanical. or professional, will be fur
nished you free of charge on applica-
tion. to the Federal Director, United
States Employment Service, S11 u
kanawha Street, Charleston. West
Virginia, or to any Of the Branch off,
ces located at
Charleston. No. 1926 Summers 81.
Wheeling, No. 400 Market St.
Huntington No. $40 Ninth St.
Beckley. ]. II. Hatcher, Chairman.
Employees-It you desire employ
ment Of any kind, apply to any of the
above. This is a public service with
out charges OF any kind to employer
or employee.
Special efforts are made at all
times to secure for discharged SOL
diers end sailors suitable employ
ment Of the kind and in the locality
desired.
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FROM TROUT.

The flu has seemingly died out in
our community there being no new
cases since our last report.
Aunt" Lizzie Williams, who has
been quite sick for some time, is no
better.
Miss Pearl Viers is quite sick.
J. II. McMillion made a business
trip 10 Friar's Hi one day last week
Mrs. Ethel Hanna was visiting her
mother. Mrs. J. II. McMillion, one day
recently.
Quite number of people from 9TH
or communities have been at Trout
i'll the past two weeks attending the
reduced sale of merchandise at Will
kinson and Reeds store This sale.
SO far certainly, has been a successful
one, keeping our genial merchants
and their clerk j. II. McMillion all
busy
We learn with regret of the loss
Of our friend j. p. Workman's house
by fire last week.
j. A. Sykes and E. T. Cochran have
received kilograms Of the safe arrival
IT their sons Leonard Sykes and
Frank Cochran at Newport News.
These boys were in the front line
trenches for quite while and Frank
was slightly gassed.
Harrison Cochran has moved from
the GRAPHICAL place to IL farm near
Smoot.
|. Bryce Cochran moved in with his
father Isaac Cochran.
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ALWAYS FIRST"

There's the famous Rainbow fighters,
And the noted Twenty Sixth;
Always Dragging about their battles,
Till 1t almost makes me sick
Why the way they shot the bull,
You would think they had won the
war,
When the truth about the matter is.
That tho First beats them by far.
We're the boys that first came over,
Fired the first shot at the Huns;
While those Johns were still in train
ing,
Learning how TO shoot their guns.
We're the boys that took CATCHY,
Took part In the SCISSORS drive.
Licked them on the Tuol front.
Gave them their first surprise.
We battlcd in the Argonne.
Helped other divisions through the
worst;
And there's not another division as
good,
As the good old Fighting First.
When you want to see real soldiers.
Come around and get vision;
First in France and First in war.
Is the glorious First Division.
by HARRY NJ. GRIEST,
Battery F.. 9Th Field Artillery,
American E. F., Germany.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., Green

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Green
brier County, S.:
At rules held in the Clerk Oilice
of the Circuit Court OF Grecnbrier
County, or lEc first Monday in the
month Of March. 1919,
p. Mcneil Caraway, Complainant.
VS.. In Chancery.
Alfred j. CaraWay, AShby Caraway.
Jake Carawav and John Caraway OF
Chas. Defendant.
The object Of this suit is to par
tition the so acres OF land ofwhich
Joseph Caraway died, seized. situated
in the Falling Springs district OF
Greenbrier county, West Virginia,
among those entitled thereto, and ii
appearing, by affidavit filed, that the
Defendants Ashby Caraway and John
Caraway, Of Chas, Caraway, are nom
residents of this State, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the date Of he first pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what is
nece ssary to protect their interests
in this suit. 3-7-4t
Teste: II. c. SKAGGS, Clerk.
f. x. Hill, Sol.
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aRNlENIAN-SYRIAN RELIEF
CHAIRMAN,

). +. Preston has been appointed
,Hairman of Greenbrier county for
Inc Armenian-Syrian Relief Cam
paigi.. We know our people will give
|r' Preston their hearty co-opera-
non N raising Greenbrier's quota for
We relief Ct the deplorable conditions
'''S'lng Armenia and Syria. Will
h0' ne citizens of the county make
Il Acn personal affair to see that
. "a. community is organized to push
his work?
We will publish each week the
,''''e' OF contributors and the
."oant each pays, if they will report
10 Mr.. Preston.
nohlributions SO far received:
va Stone Church, Lewisburg $217.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

/ will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at tho residence Of the late J.
G. Kesler. at Williamsburg, on
Tuesday, March 18th, 1919,
beginning at 10 O'Clock the following
property:
saddle horses.
draft horses and years old.
weight 400 pounds.
| Cow 5-years-old giving milk.
double set OF work harness, col.
lars and brides.
2 sets single buggy harness.
l buggy good as new.
l surrey.
| Milburn road wagon.
l Champion moving machine.
! hay rake. mccormick.
l stack OF hay, in barn.
Columbia typewriter.
J Winchester rifle.
q bee hives
About so bushels Of wheat.
About 10 bushels of buckwheat,
| lot OF corn.
II / Dbl. oil tank.
900 pounda bacon.
l Chevrolet automobile.
l Ford touring car. 1913 mOdI
a lot Of other things too numerous
to mention
Terma made know on day Of sale.
h. O. KESLER, Administrator.
F. l.. wallace, Auctioneer. 3-7-2t
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Personal MENTION.

Walton Bell, from Pocahontas was
a visitor here Tuesday.
8. =. Preston and two of mis- little
sons spent Tuesday in Charleston.
Mrs. s. A. Wissinger last week left
Baltimore to spend some time at St.
Petersburg, Fla.
John Bowling, of this vicinity. has
taken position with the Bowling
Hardware Company, at White Sui
Bhur.
Miss Allie McCluDg, OF Cornstalk.
and Miss Sallie Arbaugh, Of this town
were visiting relatives in Hinton the
Fast week.
Miss Agnes Huntington, OF New
York, is now in charge Of the MILL
rery department Of the Greenbrier
Mercantile Company.
J. s. McWhorter has bought of
Judge l.. J. Williams his residence
property on Main Street and expects
- s-N-e-,svos-xs---s aN'ce -. :,
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MARRIED..

Mr.. James Hamil Hefner and Miss
Margaret Pearl McDermott, both Of
Nicola, Anthony's Creek District,
were united in holy wedlock last
Wednesday. the 5th Of March, at the
Hayes House, here In Lewisburg.
Rev. F. p. Sydenstricker performing
The ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hefner
are excellent young people, and have
large number Of friends who unite
with The Independent in wishing
them happy, prosperous journey
through life.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-03-14
LOSES DAUGHTER AND WIFE

Miss Louise Donnally, eldest
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Williams
Donnally. CT Washington. D. c., died
lat her home in that city March /.
1919, of flu-pneumonia. Word was
received here yesterday that Mrs.
Ronnally. wife OF DR.. Donnally. died
March 18th, 1919, of the same dread
disease. Before marriage Mrs. Don
nally was Miss Lizzie Schaff, of Alex
andria. Va. a niece OF Mrs. r. E..
hudson. formerly of our town. She
visited Mrs. Hudson here and many of
cur people will no doubt remember
her aud be distressed TO learn of her
death.
DR.. Donnally, brother Of the late
Wilson Donnally. is native of Lew
isburG and has many friends here
who will deeply sympathize with him
in his great affection.
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RED CROSS NOTES.

Donatlors to Greenb:ier county
Chapter, A. II. c.: From Rupert Aux
Hilary No. l. $13.45.
New Red Cross members: P. D.
Hamrick Williamsburg; Mrs. Sallie
Bryant, Meetings., Ira Hull, Frank
ford.
Renewals: NJ. M. Taylor, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Taylor, Elliston Walton, Renick.
l.. w. Fitzgerald, Frankford.
Additional Christmas Roll: Mrs.
d. D. Hazcltine. Mr.. D. D. Hazeltine
Rev. I. S McElroy, Mrs. 1. S. McElroy
Mrs. John Surber, White Sulphur.
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DIES OF PNEUMONIA.

Little Naomi Elizabeth Burns,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Burns. died at their home near Gin
tonville. Sunday. March 9th. 1919.
Born February 3rd, 1919. She was
laid to rest in the Burns Cemetery.
near Sam Black church. Monday af-
ternSon.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy If the entire Community.
(Sent in by subscriber to The
independently
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SEMINARY ENTERTAINMENT
COURSE.

II the numbers to como to the
Seminary Entertainment Course are
as good IS the first number, then
Carnegie Hall should be too small to
seat he people. The American Girls
Trio are just little bit Of "all right
and their hearers had no dull mo-
mentS.
Ralph Bingham comes next. and
we know in advance that we simply
must hear him. He is always worth
while.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-03-14
GARAGE AT CALDWELL.

hav.. opened garage at the old
c. w, Zimmerman stand at Caldwell
and will do all kinds OF automobile
repair work, including blacksmith
ing. Also have constantly on hand
gasoline and oils. and auto repair
parts You can save money by let
ting me do your repairing and sell
'ou your supplies. 3-142t
A. H. CROOKSHANKS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-03-14

The Greenbrier Presbytery held a
called meeting here Tuesday over
which Rev. F.. w. Phillips presided.
Rev. T. H. Wix, of Renick, was re-
leased from the church at Renick and
granted permission to accept call to
the Frankford church. Rev. Warner
Il. Du Bose was received from Ari-
IONA and will soon be installed as
pastor Of the Old Stone Church here.
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MEDAL CoNTEsT-G. p. n. s.

The annual contest between the
seniors Of the Lacy and Philomatheon
Literary societies for the medal in
oratory will be held Monday night,
March 18th. at O'Clock, in the audi
forum at the G. p. S. The contest
promises to be spirited. The general
public is cordially invited.
The orators on this interesting oc-
casion will be Lieutenant Callison S.
(Lacy). Cadet GiSens (Phil.), Ser
Eeant Carmen Lacy). Lieutenant
Dixon Lacy, Cadet Giovannoli
-tPhil.). '...
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For Sale.-One Cyphers Incubator,
IA egg capacity. Also eggs from q
very heavy laying strain of S. c..
White Leghorns, $1.00 for setting of
IS at house, If shipped, $1.25. Jno.
S. Crawford, Lewisburg. 2-2S-19-2t
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CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.

The Civic League had an interest :
ing meeting Tuesday in their new
room in the L. & r. station. They
have defined plans for making Lew
lsburg 4 clean and attractive town
and should have the full support of
every citizen.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-03-14

Wanted.-Wi6ower with modern
,.mc and children wants refined wo-
me-, rs tousekeeper Give references
and >alary expected. Address Lock
pcy d. Bluefield, West Virginia. 2t
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wantcd.-Good timber land in
.,,c,s Of 500 up to 5000 acres. Close
.oR r. Give estimate and kind of
,;n,ber. G. w. Graver, Anderson, w.
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The county court has under new
law just passed fixed the salaries OF
the Monroe county ana circuit clerks
a, $500 each per annum from Janu-
.ry lSt
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y,hert Thurston, the little son OF
-. o,d Mrs. Anderson Boyd. died al
n,r.n.s home. at Caldwell. or
n ~ morning, March ., 1919
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NJ John D. McCorkle. registered
rve Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
y, AZ the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
',r.r,e First Monday of each
morth from nine to five o'clock.
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The Charleston Gazette Sunday
announced the marriage in that city
If Mrs. Matte Graham of Anderson
md Fred f. Harvey OF. Elmira, N.
l.
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For China and Berk-
shire pigs. Will deliver March 10
20. Call Napier Bros, Hopper Sid
ing. 2-2S-193t
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GARD OF THANKS.

rrio,d. uesire to thank our many
:hanC@S and especially Mrs. Crook
Ing as, .of their kindness to us dur
:, oar recent illness.
Mr. %ld Mis-. JOHN W. LEGG
Mrs. ESTE G. KERsHNER
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Special services in the interest OF
the Centenary movement will be held
next Sunday at Calvary, at IL o'clock
4. M. and at Carroll Hill ut 3 O'Clock
d.
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RED CROSS CLOTHING DRIVE

RED CROSS CLOTHING DRIVE.
1 With millions of men, women and
children refugees in Allied countries
the American Red Cross has set the
week OF March oath to 31st for q ma
tion-wide collection Of used clothing,
shoes ana blankets for these helpless
people. Every report and survey from
abroad shows Enthusiastically that the
clothing problem faced by those re-
turning to their devastated homes is
enc Of the most serious they have
to face and il is equally clear that Il
is to America the suffering must
turn.
The collection of caSt-off clothing
hich Will be conducted by the thous-
ands Of Red Cross Chapters scattered
through the States, has been timed to
the season when millions OF Ameri-
cans are changing from winter cloth
ing to light, most of that laid aside
being garments they will never use
again. Through every possible agen-
cy the plight OF the refugees in north
crn France, Belgium, Italy, Czecho-
Slovania, Roumania, Greece, Poland,
Macedonia and Albania will be brot
home to the American people and a
minimum OF ten thousand tons of
used clothing, 1t is expected, will be
donated
The reason the refugees must look
| to the outside world for succor is that
even though they had raw materials
| they would still be helpless because
| of the vandalism committed upon
| their textile industries by the Teu-
tons. The first step toward helping
them has been taken by the War
Council Of the American Red Cross
arranging for an emergency shipment
| Of 100000 yards OF textiles, val
ucd at over $4.5OO,O0O. But still
| more must be done.
THE need is great TO a degree that
few st home can possibly realize
caDlcd Col Harvey d. Gibson. Amcri.
can Red Cross representative N Eu.
! rope. Every garment furnished
Will cover a body which otherwise
| would lack proper clothing and cacn
garment furnished will actually pre-
vent suffering
lhiooSH ScfSU VSpolS III NOTlneTIl
France and Belgium the A. Il. c. is
Row distributing clothing to the des-
tituts refugees of those countries.
The work Is growing. Refugee gar
ments shipped during January to
those depots totalled $4,000 sepa-
rate articles. Some of the largest
items were $4,000 mems shirts, 3d.
500 childrens petticolts, 10000
blouses, aid other articles to numer-
CPS 10 mention.
Every survey that has been made
in Europe shows that lack Of cloth
ing Is one Of the most serious prob
lens faced by the population strug-
Cling with reconstruction. To help
them the American people will be
asked to donate a minimum OF TO-
600 tons Of cast off garments.
Send your contributions TO your
local branch or auxiliary promptly, SO
that the same may be forwarded to
the Headquarters Of the Chapter al
Lewisburg for shipment.
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,,,r S,Ie.-4O head OF Shropshire
loo years old. Price $4,000
w, and lambs thrown in. o. D.
,,;I Keudalia, w. Va. 3-l4-3t
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,. Kcut.-Brick house with large
,ri gardens. Possession March
!n n,T I S. McWhorter.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

The following are opinions handed
Gown by the State Supreme Court
This week:
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,,. salc.-Three Gallon Iron
rM ''. two wheel scrapers. Green
.;nr power Co.. Ronceverte. W. va.