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EN- ROUND BOUTS HEAD CARD OF FIGHTS AT AUDITORIUM SPORT CLUB HERE TONIGHT

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Vacant Chair.
CHICAGO - Garry Herrmann's
successor as chairman of the Ma
tional Commission is still a dark
horse. Things run ON justNthe same.
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Hslmetta :. .-lS

Struck out, Jensen. 2; Mendoker,
s: Smith. 2; Hopkins, 1. Sacrifice
hits. Booz, Holtz. Callahan. Base
on balls, Olexia.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Carter Hunter returned on
Monday to her home al the Sweet
Chalybcatc Springs. after few
days at the home Of +. II. Hunter
POcdhontdS Times.
Guy Bell and wife from Green
brier county, were here the first
Of the week on a brief visit with
Mrs. Bells sister, Mrs. Rachel
Decentralization Journal
Misses Ola and Nina GjlkesoD,
attending the Charleston CONNER
cial College. came up Tuesday to
spend Thanksgiving with their
mother. Mrs. S. w. Gilkcson, at
Hughart.
Mrs. S. X. Bowles and little daugh
ter, Bette, who had been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Bette DySard. re-
turned TO Richmond, Va, Saturday.
Miss Thclma EIughart left for
MorSantOwn last week to resume
her position as bookkceDcr with
the Morgantown and Wheeling Rail
way Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Hobbs arc
spending Thanksgiving and the
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weekend among relatives and
friends in Hinton.
&. VI. Handley, formerly of Lew
isburs, but until recently of Ports
mouth, Va. have moved to Cash
acton, Ohio.
Miss Till Osborne, who has
been in various parts CT Europe
for some time, is now in Red Cross
work ut Warsaw. Poland. She
write her mother, Mrs. John Os-
borne, at Union, that she is now
studying Polish but finds it fear
full language. 1t sounds, she says,
exactly like very bad Jazz music"
Hon. Albert Sidney Johnston, OF
Union, was Il visitor here last Fri
day afternoon and evening. He
spent the evening with Mr." and
Mrs. Dennis who greatly enjoyed
the pleasure of his society.
VIM. B. Crawford having sold
ms homo on East Main Street to
Tom Lewis Price, will move with
his family, the latter part of De-
ccmber, to Fort Worth, Texas,
where he will go into business prob
ably with his. brother, John S.
Crawford.
Hon ]. S. Thurmond and his
brother, J. W.. and wife. have gone
to Florida for the winter Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Clay went as usual
to St. Petersburg.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews is back
from delightful trip to Ashville,
n. e., where she was a page at a
convention of the U. ID. G.
DR.. John Robertson, while his
train westbound stopped for a few
minutes at ,Ronceverte Tuesday
morning. called us over the phone
to say "howdy-do" and to ask that
we send him late copy or two of
the Independent to Cincinnati
thlther ne was going, having q
son in the ministry there. "
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Lanicr, of
Danville, Va. are here guests of
her brother, John J. Echols.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Kay Lainu,
OF Raleigh, arc here for Thanks
giving and the weekend with Mrs.
James Laing, his mother.
Mrs. 5. n. Pace with her two
little sons, have gone over to Cul-
PEPPER, Virginia. to visit her moth
erin law, Mrs. Chelf.
Miss Mary Sue Bell, of Charles
!on' w. Va. spent THANKSGIVING
here among friends.
Capt. E. |. Ireland, Lieut.. Raw
mond {. Seitz and most of their
force all of the U. S. Geological
survey, who had been workinp
IN this section for some months
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The Rev. W. 4. ODcll. Pastor of

The Rev. W. 4. O'Dcll, Pastor of
the Methodist Church at Rupert,
is one Of the several Grecnbrier
county pastors who will present
the Armenian and Syrian cause, now
in the public eye because of cur
rent developments in the Near East
on one of the first three SUNDAYS
in Dcccmber. according to III an
nounccmcnt authorized by State
headquarters Of the Near East Re-
lief at Charleston This week.
The situation has become more
acute since the fall of Alcxandropol
kars and Hadjin. and is receiving
the attention Of the powers whose
representatives are now in session
ut Geneva. Frank NJ. Hinklc. State
Publicity Manager of the Near East
Relief. has given out the following
cablesram just received from BAY
ard Dodge, relief worker in the
Aleppo district:
THE road from central Armenia
TO the Black Sea is jammed with
Armenian women and children flee
ing before the Turkish army. In
fed, shoeless, half-naked refugees
arc coming into Tiflis for possible
safety. An urgent appeal is made
10 the committee for food, mcdi-
cine and clothing"
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EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS,

To the Ministers, Teachers, School
Officials, Parents, and all who arc
interested or should be in the cduca
tlonalwelfare of our Country, State
and County, VIC wish to call attcn-
ton to school Week" which has
been officially designated as such
by p. p. ClaXton. School Commits
sioner of Education Of the United
States; John J. Cornwell. Governor
of West Virginia, and NJ. P. Shaw
key. State Superintendent of
Schools.
The week Of December ) to II
has been designated as "National
School Week" when an effort will
be made to focus public attention
upon the educational situation Of
the United States and West Virgin
la, and we wish TO emphasize our
own County Of Grecnbricr; TO create
public sentiment for adequate fl
nancial support Of our schools and
for more properly trained teachers.
That you may see the importance
of this drive and why we should
each one be interested and do our
part 10 make it a success, | state
the following facts concerning
school conditions: The number of
schools in the United States with
out teachers is $4,000; the number
in West Virginia without teachers
Is 1000: the approximate number
OF children in West Virginia who
vii! have no school this year is
$4,000; the number of schools in
, Grccnbricr County without teachers
is 20; this means that 800 to 100
children i'll our own county have
no school; there arc several schools
in The county that have had no
school for two and three years.
am taking this means TO ask
every minister in connection with
your sermon on December the 9Th
to give an educational address and
faniliarizc your congregation with.
these facts and appeal to them for
help in remedying them. | am al
so asking each teacher in the coun-
~ to have an educational meeting
some time during the week at your
school house and invite the parents
and all other persons interested to
help in considering the situation
and in planning for improving the
conditions.
Please do not read this and lay il
aside, but talk up an interest with
your frincds, ncighbors, conqrcga-
lions. and with each other and all
10 our part to make this "Na,ionai
School, Week" campaign amount to
something in arousing a greater cdu
ca'ional interest III our County and
State.
Yours for Educational Progress,
l.. .. HAYNES,
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ECHOLS-McGUIRE.

Charles Lacy Echols, son of John
}. Echols, Esq, and Miss Jean
Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. Morris
Mcclure, all of Lewisburg, were
the contracting parties in an i'm
prcssivc marriage ceremony sol
cmnized in the home of the brides
mother at nine o'clock Tuesday
evening the .23d inst, by the
brides pastor Rev. Warner II. Du
Bose. There were no attendants
but goodly company of the near
Kin of the happy couple was pres
ent with bencdictions and best
wishes. Out Of town guests all
kin people of bride or groom were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Lanier. OF Dan
vile, Va. Mrs. G. A. Farrcn, of
Laurel, Miss Ethel Mcclure, of
Bcckley, Thomas Kay, of Charleston
James and Robert Young, of Kay
ford. and Mrs. B. l.. Neel, of Gap
Mills. The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful and handsome
wedding gifts. After delightful re-
frcshments had been served Mr..
Echols left with his bride for
Washington and other points East
on a bridal trip. We offer hearty
congratulations to both with our
best wish that the home of their
married life may be very happy
one.
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COMMUNITY HOUSE BAZAAR

The John A. Preston Community
House Bazaar will be given at The
Presbyterian Sunday School Build
ing at lewisburg on Friday. Dec.
End. The doors will open prompt
ly at ; p. III. Supper will be serv-
ed for 30 cents. The mcnue follows:
Chicken salad, turkey or ham, cclc-
~, pickle, biscuits and coffee.
Apricot and chocolate icc-cream.
and cake, will also be served.
The Booths and their Chairmen
arc as follows: Candy Booth-Mrs
l.. NJ. Grow; Apron and Fancy
Work Booth-Mrs. Henry GiImer
and Miss Mary Caldwell; Pic and
Cake BoOth---AIrS. l.. S. Davidson:
Country Booth-Miss Emma Beard;
Doll Booth--Mrs. Guy Montgomery
and Mrs. C.. S. Cof'man; Fish Pond
Miss Pat Mathews; In Charge of
the Suppcr-Al Janet Laing. Mrs.
&. b. Buster and Mrs. +. ii. MAYS.
Contributions are solicited for each
Booth. If YOU wish to make a con-
trlbutlon you may call any Of these
Chalrnen. Mr.. John Dotson at the
Farmers Supply has kindly offered
to take charge of any donations
Left there for the Bazaar. Turkeys
and chickens, on foot or dressed;
meat, preserves, butter, eggs, pro-
duce of any kind, will be CRATE
fully received. Won't every one in
the County help to make the Bazaar
a success so that our plans for the
good Of Grecnbrier County may be
carried out through the Community
House?
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PUBLIC SALE.

At my home, half way between
Lewisburg and Roncevcrtc, Con the
w. p. OFT farm) beginning promptly
at 10 o'clock,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1920.
| will sell at public auction the fol-
lowing personal property:
3 Fresh Cows,
Good Cows. Ito fresh in spring
Draft Mare, 3-years old.
| Driving Mare, 6-years old.
Head of Calves.
| Wheat Drill,
! Spring Tooth Harrow,
! Disc Harrow,
1 Riding Cultivator,
Turning Plows.
l Iron Wheel Hand Cart, !;
l 2-Horse Farm Wagon,
l Set Double Farm Harness.
2 Grind Stones,
40-Gal Iron Kettle, !.
! Ford Touring Car. !;
l Ford Roadster.
~ Tons Good Timothy Hay.
l Corn King Manure Spreadcr.
Other articles too numerous 10
mention
TERMS ALL sums of SO and
under Cash; all sums over that
amount negotiable note, with ap-
proved endorsement.
J. Fl. WATTS.
eo-Zt For NJ. 4. Watts.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

l will meet you in person or by
my deputies at the following places
and times fer the purpose of re-
celving your taxes for the year 1920,
AlderSon. Friday & Saturday, Nov.
1927.
Ronccvertc, Monday & Tuesday,
Nov. 1916.
LcWisburg, Monday & Tuesday.
Nov. 29-30th.
"A Discount of 2 10 per cent will
their taxes on the days aforesaid,
Interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum shall be added thereto
from the first day Of January, 1921.
Acts Of Legislature, Special Session
l9O]' Chapter 5. Section 8.
j. VI. MILLER. Sheriff of
Grccnbrier County.
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INTERESTING ANNUAL REpOR

INTERESTING ANNUAL. REPORT.
We hope you who feel an interest
in the valuable service Miss Julia
Mcllechamp, County Nurse, render
cd in the County during the past
year. did not fail to read her inter
esting, valuable and admirably
written annual report published in
full by us last week. Miss Nellie
champ is a talented woman, dcvot-
ed to her profession, knowing
we'll what she is about, conscien-
cious and unliring in the discharge
Of her duties and jealous to fault
in meeting every obligation her po-
sition imposes. Her report shows
something Of what she has done
and is very suggestive of much yet
to be accomplished.
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ATTACHMENT SALE.

BY virtue of an order of Attach
mcnt in favor of Z. B. Martin VS.
H. p. Jones, will offer for sale al
public auction to the highest bidder
on the lands of H p. Jones, about
81 miles south of Williamsburg,
w. Va, on the Goth day of Deem
Der, 1920, approximately 100000
feet of lumber consisting of boards
and some dimension stuff.
Will sell in lots and as a whole
and will adopt which ever way il
brings the most money.
Terms cash. or negotiable note
with interest added with Satisfact-
DRY Endorsement.
j. NJ. MILLER. Sheriff.
BY S. Fl. Mcdowell, Deputy.
I-26-4f
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REVIVAL AT WHITE SULPHUR

REVIVAL AT WHITE SULPHUR.
Rev. Dr.. Theodore Copeland, OF
Dallas, Texas, assisted and support
eddy all local preachers as we'll
as by the members of all local
churches, is conducting what
promises to be a noted awakening
of religious feeling among the peo-
pie at White Sulphur. The meet
ings are held in the Southern Meth
odist Church which at every meet
ing is crowded to its full capacity.
DR.. Copeland is described as a
very remarkable man and prcachc
full of zeal with Il mind and heart
fixed upon the saving of souls. He
ranks among the greatest evangelist
OF his day but. we are told, is Who'll
~ free from the clap-trap and SEN
sational methods that characterize
the preaching of such men as Billy
Sunday, Sam Jones, DR.. Thomas,
and men Of their ilk who attract
attention by the startling things
they say from the pulpit which pro
woke laughter rather than solmnity
and leave impressions injurious
to the cause they represent.
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ARBUCKLE-BOTTS.

We clip the following account
Of the Arbucklc-Botts wedding
from recent copy of the Mexico,
Mo-, Ledger:
Miss Carrie Bolts the oldest dauah
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. +. G.. Bolts of
Molino, was married by the Rev.
Horace b. Banks at eight O'Clock
Wednesday evening to Alexander
Wyatt Arbucklc. OF Grccnbrier coun
ty, West Virginia. About one hun
dred guests were present.
Miss Bolts is the eldest daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bolts. north
of Mexico. She is a graduatc.of Nc
MILAN High School and is young
lady Of refinement and culture.
Being the eldest child she has been
il bcncdiction Of love and helpful
ness III her fathers household! and
cminently fitted to preside over a
we'll ordered Southern home.
She is niece Of Judge w. W.
Bolts and Miss Fannie Bolts of this
city.
Mr.. Arbucklc is 4 young farmer
in Grccnbricr County, West Vir-
ginia. He is nephew of Lock
and Chris Crcigh. of Audrain
county.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Polly Sydcnstrickcr, Mr.. Bright and
Mr.. Higsinbotham, of Greenbrier
County, who with Mr.. and Mrs.
:Arbucklc left Thursday morning
for their home.
The Ledger extends consralula-
lions to Mr.. and Mrs. Arbucklc.
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Watch your subscription date. on
of this paper.
RED CROSS ROLL CALL.

II. NJ. Bell. Chairman, Fourth
Red Cross Roll Call. requests us to
say that while the date fixed for
the closing Of The Fourth ;Roll Call
IS November 18th, we have a terri
tory hard 10 work in such short
Time. and that the workers there
fore. may continue and make re-
port, with remittance to S. C.. Beard
treasurer. rs soon us possible. or
when they have covered their ter
ritOrN.
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r. n. Doss. of Meadow Bluff,
came 10 town Tuesday with a motor
truck for a load of goods for his
store. While cranking his engine
on the street about 3 O'clock it
back-fired, as they say. the handle
striking his right arm breaking
both bones. He went at once to
DR.. Beard, who set the broken
bones and while Mr.. Doss is doing
well he was forced to remain in
town over night.
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have been called in TO Washington.
the weather now beng to bad for
field work. a few are left here TO
complete work in hand, for few
days.
Mrs. John II. Stratton and little
daughter. arc here from Redwood.
Miss, the guest of Miss Carrie
Stratton.
Miss Ruth Lynch, of Virginia. is
here spending while with kin. and
friends
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George Henry Lynch and Miss
Hattie f. Waid, daughter Of w. S.
Waid. both Of Anthony's Greek,
we're married at the Hotel Green
bvicr. Ronccvcrtc. on Wednesday,
the oath inst. The Indenendent, as
we'll as the happy couples other
numerous friends in the county,
extends hearty cOngratulatins.
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In the State Supreme Court in
Charleston Tuesday the case Of
the State VS.. b. l.. Galford. heard on
Il writ of error from the Circuit
Court of Pocahontas, was reversed
rcmandcd and a new trial granted
Galford then undcr sentence.
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FoR SALE.--One Bay Saddler and
driver. Just what you want for the
winter, S125.00; oneBay Saddler,
(six years ODD S125.00; seventeen
Ewes and a Registered Ram, $4,000.
See Elmer &. Yates, at our farm or
phone me at Montgomery, w. Va.
II. a. MURRILL. 1921
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CONCERT.

The Young Ladies Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Church of
l.ewisturg. will have Musical
Concert in the Sunday School Room
Oh Monday evening, Nov. 10Th, at
1880. They, will be assisted by
Miss Grothe, Soloist, Miss Sue Lynn
Nelson, Violinist, and MIR. l.. b.
Bobbitt, Pianist. Admission %
cents.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Members of Richlands Grange
are reminded that there will be Il
meeting at 2:3O, Monday, Novcm-
Der 29th. to elect Officers for the
coming year and to arrange for
the West Virginia State Grange,
which will meet in Lcwisburg Dec.
10
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There was never a time when
still the Greatest Mother in the
World" should touch the hearts Of
he American people than now III
The Fourth Roll Call. Renew your
membership and contribute us lib
,..ally as you can.
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Or. John D. McCorkle. registered
Eye Sight Specialist. of Hinton, W..
Va. at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceyerte. First Monday OF each
month from nine to five o'clock.
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FOR tho good the County Nurse
has done in Grccnbricr County. re-
new your Red Cross membership
and contribute literally toward the
maintenance Of the Nurse and her
necessary assistants.
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Red Cross donations received +

Red Cross donations received 10
November 23d:
S. p. Preston, $1,000; J. NJ Pres
ton, $500; Mason Mathews, $500;
L. w. Sydenstrickcr, $1,000; G.. &.
Mathews, $1,000; Chas. n. Nc
Whorter, $500; J. J. Echols, $500;
Miss Jennie Price, $500; John B.
l.aing, $1,000; S. l.. Price, $500;
Capt. Archibald Graham, $500;
Geo. p. Anderson, $1,000; r. NJ.
Bell. $500; DR.. J. ID Arbuckle,
pig; John J Echols, .Jr.. 1 pig.
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Farm BUREAU NEWS NOTES.

Farm BUREAU NEWS NOTES.
The results Of Club Work in the
trankford district and vicinity as
finally determined by the exhibit
held at Frankford, Saturday. Nov.
18th, arc as follows:
POULTRY
First--Aline Dassonvillc.
Second-Glenna HcnniIS.
Third--Ava Hazel.
PIGS
FirSt---Warwick Wade.
Second-Mosc Coffman.
Third--Paulinc Archari.
LAMB
FirSt--Harry Wade.
Sccond---Iva Hazel.
CORN
First--Roy Boothc.
POTATOES
First--Gordon Henning.
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES:
(ELvA BRANsFoRD, Reporter.)

tLLNA DHASSFORD, licpOrter.)
Our Literary Program for last
Friday was rendered as follows:
ScREpTuRE READING ''''''''
Theo. McMillion.
SONG Society.
READING, ...... Mildred Knight.
SHORT STORY :. Earle Bransford
CURRENT EVENTS,
Pauline Matthews.
DEBATE:-Rcsolved that the mental
capacity of Woman is equal to that
Of Man:
To Affirm. TO DENY.
Herman GRAPHICAL Omar Cook
Elva Bransford Jesse Bobbitt
SCHOOL NOTES.
Montford Hume.
SONG Society.
One Of the Sophomore girls, Neila
Winglar. was operated on for ap-
pendicitis last week at the Hinton
Hospital. She is improving and we
hope will soon be back at school.
The Physics Class wonders how
much horsepower" it takes to
"kil-o-watiW
Thanksgiving day is here. The
fullest Of the year
For the condition Of lessons and
work ! fear;
With turkey, pumpkin pic. sauce
and a good cook,
The doctor will surely need n new
pOckctbook;
Though our teachers arc jolly, as
jolly can be.
They'll be worse than 'possuyns
in persimmon tree.
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CECIL DEMIILEs PRODUCTION.
male and Female -
Founded }. NJ Barriers Famous PLAY.
ADMIRABLE CRICIrrON'

our lives could begin again. If Tomorrow
lovc?
See the in this
and rcd with alsm
Also PathcS Latest
Two Days Dsccmber Sd 4h night beginning
promptly 200 III. 7'7
Admission % and 80 plus Var
AMUSU THEATRE. ccvcrte.
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BIRTH OF THE NEXT NATION.
By J. r. COLE.
Box ZIG, Charleston, W. Va.

In speaking of this work the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle says: III is
Il history of the League Of Nations
and past wars from a Biblical point
Of view. Begins with the Demo-
cracy Of Israel in 1875. b. c., and
follows the trend of human emo
lions down TO the present. II is a
notable addition to modern Litera-
turc."
At all book stores, $500. 12-4t
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Onc-third off on all Ladies' Suits
#nd Hats. for Cash only. FRANK
,unD STORE Co.
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Onc-third Off on all Ladies Suits
and Hats. for Cash only. Flank
rnnp STORE co.
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The 6REEHBRIER COUNTY W0MAN'S
ASSOCIATION.

New Member Miss Adcna
Bass.
Rencwal:-MrS.J J. L. Bass.
Contributor Mrs. Samuel p.
Preston, $500.
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FATAL SHOOTING AT THE WHITE

FATAL SHOOTING AT THE WHITE
AT White Sulphur Monday night
about 9 O'Clock Cecil Dickson, son
of the late Frazier Dickson, of that
town, went 10 Mrs. Sullivan's home
and soon became noisy and threat
cning, brandishing his gun. shoot
ing through the window and threat
ening to shoot Miss Sullivan's
daughter of the home. In the cf-
Tort to protect herself she seized
mold Of the gun and in the scuille.
as the story goes, the gun went off
and the young fellow was shot
through the neck and Instantly
Killed. 1t is also told that Dick
son shot himself. What the exact
truth is we cannot say.
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Fon SAlE.-Onc Cleveland (Cat-
crpillar) Tractor. In good condi-
,inn. Price $4,000. Tuckwillcr
BROTHERS. Lcwisburg. W. Va. If
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