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100 True Detective Stories


trail and. In September. 1917. WaEhing-
, ton was notified that the German sus-
+! poet had evidently completed his ar
ranEements to steal Z box car for some
| unknown purpose.
Finally, when the stage was eli set
i! and it was apparent that the plan was
on tho verge OF going through. United
States secret service men surrounded
the Kaltschmidt residence and. With
drawn guns. arrested the dynamite en-
pert, his sister, Mrs. Nsef. Carl Schmidt
and his wife and Franz ReSps, the
father Of Charles Francis Respe. The
charge was conspiracy against the neu.
trauty OF the United States and the
safety Of friendly nation-an accusA-
ton which was amply proven By the
facts in tho case.
Kaltschmidt. 1t developed. had planned
| to destroy the Port Huron tunnel By
means of 4 box car loaded with dynA-
mite set to explode with time fuse.
The car, which was to be stolen from
: the railroad yards and released under
Its own power. was to be switched TO
tho Grand Trunk tracks At the mouth
OF the Port Huron end OF the tunnel
rolling down in the darkness under the
river. The moment the car became leve:
. again. at the lowest point In the tun-
.. nei. tho charge would explode. wrscking
the tube and completely blocking inter
I national traffic ct this point
But. owing to tho vigilance Of gov
eminent agents on either side OF tho
line, tho devils car was never re-
leased. Kaltschmidt was convicted on
three counts and given the maximum
sentence Of four years imprisonmen.
and a f,ns OF $4,000. Mrs. Meet was
sentenced to three years and 4 $4,000
fine, while Schmidt and his wife drew
two years and $4,000. Old Rsspa tho
IA ther OF tho dyna mitsrs, was tho only
one acquitted OF the charge OF one o.
the cleverest. but most damnaole. plots
OF modern times-a plot which, II sue
cessful. would have resulted In the loss
OF several million dollars in property
and scores OF innocent lives
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CHAPTER 10.

Chapter 70.
va. rackad with tndeciston- Aotho'
capdsrson WAS coming home In le~
dav. should appeal 70 her. not eoouS
Ksith.s intimacy with Alice 10 A4s''
bat 20 bog her 20 usN Ger innuehcs o"os
again TO get me q home or my owe.
however simple? Or saouIo !
Keith jealous and 30 work on o!' W.
inrs that he would be Wiling 10 pFoh''
,se m. a homet Then came the sIAF''
ling thought--suppose instead OF 'nAA
Ing him jealous, l should simply oe
making Il possible for him 10 no ni'n.
so,f OF me and marry Mrs. DE 1-'s'e
Or OF giving Margaret chAnee "
him send me away?
decided To- 10 70 Mother Sanasfson
Tom Repedic, Was my devoted ad-
m.rer. He had no: been able 10 hide
pernap, he had not tried-that he WAS
becoming very fond OF me. Not that
there was a thought Of wrong IN either
OF M hue We were both young. oraTed
comHAnionship. and happsnsss-and we
found II when together.
decided to have a talk with Mother
before 7 said a word moro TO Keith. lie
had said I might yisit her so would
havs every opportunity for good lons
talk With her.
while Keith rad been away Tom
Benedict bad often dropped In 70 tea
ana twice I had played cards with him
at Ermn's. Margaret knew nothing
of this. but she openly sre"red at what
sh. cslled his calf love" and threaten
I'd to tell Keith.
DO. 7, will surely worry him be-
cause have written him every time
ANYONE called and who" Margaret
looked furious. had swept the ground
from under h~r reet as .ar - telling
Of Ton, was concerned. At rrst l had
thought l would lot Margaret carry out
her threat 20 that Keith would BE- Jon :
Gus. but the more I thought OF II. tina
loss likely did think = would afre"'
MIN that way I loved him. I wante!
no ono else. SO why risk putting into
his and Marrsfet's lands anything
they could use against me?
Two days after Keith came home,
and four days after had overheard
him tell Margaret that Il was her raul,
ha had not married Al!ce De Ltsle.
took June and vent down 70 Mother
Sardersor's FOR weak. Keith took ~
down-he was 10 remain ove- night
then ne would co-rn a. -" end % the
week ard take us home. He had mat
t.rs At IRE racto-y 70 attend to each
rim. aside from hIs desire u see his
mother
never <haN forget how delighted
was when Mother first saw June. ard
he way sho fused over her. Margaret
jaia my baby no attention what ever.
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Life is indeed long series Of habits,-Janet,
DELAYED IN TRANSMISSION

Il wrote to you. some months ago but
have had no reply. although ! have
carefully watched tho daily paper. In
curing II green lea Ia injurious TO the
nervous system. Is It mora so thar
black? Ny friends tell no II Is poison
Gus and that will MAKE myself nerV'
Gus wreck. feel 80 erhihrated after .
cup Of green tea. so refreshed"
Answer-Ahs, II you had only In
cludsd with your letter q stamped and
self directed envelope No good tea IL
poisonous. unless when you drink Il 20
e1cess: then II indeed becomes injurt-
Gus to tho nervous system.
There arc two kinds OF tea on tho
market. green and black. Both are made
from tho same stock: 80 that there Is
really no difference Is regards their In
gradients and therefore mono as to their
effect on the system.
In India and Ceylon much OF me
work Of curing tea !s zone by Inarht-
merry; whilst in China the leaves arc
manipulated by hand and fthsy do say
sometimes BY tho use Of the fest.
There Was formerly prejudice eH-
listing in tho United States AEAinst green
teas This need no longer exist FOR a
Government expert at each OF seven
ports OF entry compares AL teas with
tho standards and admits only those OF
known purity.
In making tea, as the tann!n 10 e1-
tracted by protracted heating or draw
Ing" the tea leaves should be In con-
tact with hot water only long enough
to extract the volatile oil and Soms OF
the thyme. II tho water 10 fresh and
IL allowed to boil furtously for two
minutes. and IL then poured on the ton
leaves and allowed TO stand m IN earth
enware teapot. not over fve minutes.
and then poured OF in'o another heated
vessel. tho beverage will contain a min
Imum amount 81 lann!n and retain Its
,ants and aroma. EoilinB or Rleaping
for any length OF time. materially In
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world makes q man look no unsttractiVs
Al that particular garb. never Saw .
man yet who could stand II. Put Apollo
Belvidere In = collarless shirt and his
own mother (did he have onsD wouldn't
call him Good-lookinS.
Whereas men in good-loodng shirtA
finished with some sort Of . soft collar
or some open-throatsd OBJECT like the
sport shirt. with ordinary trousers and
without GOATS would look rather better
than In coats and stafched oollarA A4o
Just think how much better they would
feel, And. since 4 mans comfort or as
comfort has such vital effect on MS
temper, It seema to me that any woman
who wouldn't further q coAts-on TOR
men movement would b very short
siEhtsd indeed.
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A Sunday-school teacher. trying 70
impress her teaching about tho future
life upon tho plastic minds Of her youth
ful pupils. asked all those who wanted
to go to heaven 10 stand I'm. Three.
year-old Dora aloDn remained seated
Why. Dora" questioned the teacher
all good l'ttlc girls want to 90 10
heaven Why don't you"
NO maam. wo ain; Eoin'. we're goin'
ba OK TO Detroit"
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1AAr TESTS.
ny 1AN LLOYD
10 Minutes to Answer mi,

Here Is puzzle that concerns tho
social affairs OF two ladies'
1t appears that upon certain day
last week Mrs. g. started out to call
upon Mime. X. and when she reached
the dom.cile OF tho latter. learned tina !
almr. h. had been gone Jurt IL minutes
on her way to Mrs. C.'s. 80 Mrs. c. at
once returned to her own home
Mime. X. reached tho C.. mansion Is
minutes after It's mistress had de-
parted. she retraced her steps to-
ward her own home.
On their return trips tho ladies' met
at point midway between their homes
a, exactly 1 o'clock
Now. from 'hls h!t ~ gossip let us
SEQ who can tell what tine Il was whom
Nine. K. left her homo to call upon
Mrs. c.
Answer TO YesesrdAy's Puzzle.
Jacks capacity for lean pork Is Is
minus 40. or lilo OF barrel per week
so that he can cat the lean half Of the
barrel IN i've weeks. In tho same
time Mrs. Spratt will cat Tia less is
or j-l2 Of barrel Of fat. At the and
@, hre weeks therefore there will he
lief, Jus. IL. OF a barrel OF fat, which
Wi, suffice Mr.. and Mrs Spratt for :
days TherHfore Il Will require just
20 days 10 clean up the barrel oe half
lean ana half fat pork
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- cents to Intelligencsr ONCE. Wheel.
inK, ", Va
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IntelIisencer's
Daily Pattern

! sIMrT.- ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
less WITH LONG OR
SHORT SLEEVES
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A stray dear swan into Seattle haf-
Dor. WAS lassoed and Is now In the
city 300.
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1uros tho delicate flavor OF ,ea. BY
use OF tea ball. IN which about a
tea spoonful Of tea Ia placed, each con-
sumner can make the tea Of whatever
strength he desires. Tomorrow We Will
continue this subject.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Bottle in Midsummer
baby; she Will be three months old the
18th Of neNt month. ! hava been feed
INK her with bottle. have been CIV
ing her 3 ounces OF milk and 2 OF boiled
water. md so forth. She Isn't a bit
cross Please tell me X am feeding
her right and what can be casing the
green stools and loosoness OF the
bowels?
Answer--What a PITY 70 be giving a
baby bottle in mdsummsr' Why
aren't You giving tho poor liit!e thing
the breast: Why mus; II be suffering
you arc mentioning However. am
sending you fun directions as desired
All inquiries addressed to Or. Huber
in care OF the Health Talks depart
mont Will be answered In those columns
in their turn. This requires cons!dor-
able time. however. owing to the great
number received. So II personal or
quicker reply Is des!red stamped and
self n ddressed envelope must be on.
closed.
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Pattern 33c5 va. eT2,"yed FOR this
s,v,. II Ia Gu, IN SECS -. IS. IS.
~. ~. - and Is inches bus; measure
\ 3S inch style will REQUIRE & yards OK
IS inch material TIL" dress IS OF COM
Portable width At the foo: and has .
splendid practical feature In the nntsh
OF the lonx sleeve which may re closed
,y,,h hu,tons or snap Fasteners and
.,-ned IN o"cr the elbow while working
CT. s,hara. lawn. Ganarttne repr. se---
suck,r AID linen are good for this
style
A pat,srn OF this Illustration mated
70 any address on r""e!pt OF ? cents
In silver or STAMPS.
Write name AMI address plainly. Send
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WoST DANGEROUS WHEN HURT
s,o-s- l-s - re c--i-sy
Feelings 60 fes-.

f1-tHc 4-47r-DT- -E--5--E-ig
VI EaEE,l-s Is E-I-T4 - lie Ii
I'VE tlgT Tr.s i extremely aEzE-o 9l1s
Ea-E- an lie lELrt-s u E1-1sg ETga-
= sEcsTs- Ehs1 E t,sAs. becomes
-a1EH+ u -hs village IL G-ElE-
gu-EEr L tlE-ls i ts-oe59us i ~
bic ~ RIMS TaE-1E Tie fest EEtr
E15 tlLe-1E EEEL Euloaz !.
Aar- E-- rE8 u tD+ EL-ils. ElsF
-1ts s-5 tug - eh uIhs-
a. l-1E-9u-snE LII las t,ea-
s--lcE tr FL s-r9E cE1 follow -hs
native = ne trees % o. Io- grlTu15
vile -b= paIsaL x zEE1-g eEee- Tie
tI-lT refuge 1rr-1 IL t-a-Lzl@1 ez-ssE IRE
IL lie s1aEE q 1rs- En6, when &. i
gE1gje1tly err Ee1- @vH- 1hEt VIII Dr.
SIP il Tie t,@s1 CHARGE les L E-=--
III il - haired 11Et = 1z.es 19-
Knew whom 70 Er1EeE 0oc= i 1ecl5as
0c TiEr5cuJE- lE1Te, LIZ LslTs Is
Is gt,p5 Es 5asd
Wien lie poIsg- begins - wgrE
t4rar IL sa1Hsl LIS l.4-e- Wouu5-1-
Tie nEtzFes su5 th4 1EAt witt Knives
TIE possibility q IL Gr41g-0UlE1E i
Z danger thar al Tie ua1 -us. To-
prepared 70 tzca EDc TIE CuTT y
@ags gig L IL o-s1g-Vu-sng huIt Il
70 less f-uJt5--b-t -hBn that q making
HE-C14z-ies NET4r Z Asia
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THAT OUTSIDE DOLLAR

-1-EE E-z II El-sT-1E Il -F1o@--
--5-. cu-slcs 5ol-s-E Erz tg@g L
1rc vt- IL oErsz5s tu-lE- Es-s
4 as M ~ Z Es- avEE- Assl :
,---eulE--E q n0-s E1E Eli trlE
-zrtr = -T1ds1 IL 1sHs Uo1sE i1i1
ar ,zaea L 1ba s-Eta- EfE EnE
--ars-l--g XII tuf gro9.-E1t Z E1L
Eaat IL 0I1sl5s aLs-lHr tlosa ~ i
"a better Enf1sa y ecuz-g bstE
- w
HAY Lrnos1 hang n u 1.oss 9rt-
F16s dollars DsgoElts1 Il III nE1Es
mar W. h=-5 Ia district Climb nEeE
- .rkrc E,aE5-1g1 Il liz -,,-os,'s'1-9
Parade.
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY

Nan -GT- lE-T -7-LasE stss,-l
oDEEt1 TE-2OLs stoefs curing IL
-Es- t4v Tss-z -asT vE1 l1sT
han. ZDE
Caf--ltt-z1-E-1lr-T sE,=sElEtiaI L
foolish
You ba1E car sci Tc5u ho1ds thai
VII doubl4 TDUr uo1RT ~ ToL L
Ass 1aE1 nz1e Taa-s. THIS u 3 t8st-
ASK yoD- nz1ka-- sAta soE1d ba1ass
-ta- WY ktseEu3stss
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Ygs. WE TAKE INSCRIPTIONS
fs.y Tire BeIlEngf1srn and Seattle Eas.
r.4-,. d, The Tribune 0ft1ce.
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.1o-.Es111ua5 FsE--1 u .ulE FaG-lt-
vba- we Il -41E-ad EoDs VII
HE=-5 sEaa-gvE ard p1Ls1- TT. Az
.o1-d 10 touss tEr-a5 5ovcs
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Mere lie We-s-

.Ts rot vou- fsro-ite aiversiO1sa
No replied NJ. G8dsqur.
But yUu play quite Utren
Exactly. ! TOOK up golf under he
impression that il would bs KY favor
lie diversion. but hare since discoT-
eres that Il Is about THE hardest thing
! .'-BirruI- CHAM Age-Eerald-
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CONSIDER THE GIRLS

Lrr5s- farmers Ers progressive
whau I cones = 5ur1g la5or-ssF-1E
gls-41-s and -zeh11erv ~ Their
work THIS b=lps keep IL boys q
the fan BE1 We v0-ts- I they
aTe k4e1Eg IL k5tehsrs supplied
with lsboy-ssrl1g equipment rG1-
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OMAHA Rrz PgA3lo hETe Esa
elor d-tyursts. E1e thanks - hourly
IMPORTS t-g1 CELEds vsI tsTs =
admit KS zu1-s v=1 As-=
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~ L-kE1szs I'm EEs rs EwEks--
Il E.taT 1tr=.a rssf E-aa1=- At1
Il SEES Is LIZ slEfHus-I IL VII
want . seq % thirty -o-s.
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0a-psEy 81 {3sBBI ----= =.
IL WIZ 1EEl E=sE AoE - u
so115 -Eks IL. -uet sES- = 1fIBE
TsE-s
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L Ch4EEEo professor LIS g-uE-
pu-z VIII ra1 Eh5-s III t1ls sEx
"a r 1oa1'I - 1T 1oE u -E-ss E5s
VII claEo sE-zs
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cE-par-5ar Y. 10000 to- taking
8lE1g- -aa-s Ia 1aza1s u LIZ
dar Eses VIZ ga 1hsu srarT dET.
ars 6Y1-t large c4-T to- -1s-1,
ata:
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Ing Ek1s-- All E4- sEEa-s - kaa9
-ns g-1s II IL 1E-t
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ss.y U,hsppily Names.

Tga babr born 70 the grand duchess
q. Luzeubufg rs been eh-iste1ed
Iohn. most unhappy na1De to- roTal-
y 70 t.-ar l. vas JOIN q LuIsID-
Uu-c WHO feII a. Cr@ey aD6 whose
cr4g- q three feathers WIS adopted
tT re Black Prince q Wales: THIS
Jofs- xss bind.
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- -. wc.la-s. E-.,o-.

Al English hul8brlst SAID recently
L TIE T4-efacs 70 LIS book: y wire
.bsse SORES 70 satisfy 81 luEE-c
r-Avi-lr-DUt for artistic exEaress1s-
M for f3c5 and drink BIZ CHI
LOT e1Glsel=rtIgusly advise E1E ns1 =
tu-1 . writing merely Is & Leans ..
ssr-lI1E lis victusls Unless L. should.
III so14e cheerful casually stumble
upuu -rick = me Ee1 kDgw Ne
Alfred SORT what 91= night ctll liz
A-1st5uo1srr s-yls Il En you VA.
Is suggestion Is 70 some b0Desi WAT
u growing rich. Tie d0sgmu, indus
1T II Dot yef OrertryEe-5; AID peg
-ls wlll sra1e il lie 70 pay - cents
for 3 dab q fce eaesu sDssred viii
5fle11- u CIR s!...tl,=, M,
lar r. -.a Ffr5-1r,rs.
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COWS 4 HELPERS WANTED. There
Is big demand now for stock Of
all kinds II you have any TO sell,
little vEnt-ad like this viii do il
for you. Just quarter. Try it,
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VIII Las hacpansd ID ths god
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30
ALMOST A HUSBAND"
 T0NIGHT'S OFFERING
 AT EMPRESS THEATER

Will Rogers, in Almost a Husband" is the offering for tonight only at the Empress.
 Rogers as a star comedian is fast gaining niche for himself in the cin- ema world. His natural poise, homely expression and wonderful lore of or iginal interpretations have made him one of the most popular comedians before the American public today.
 Almost Husband" gives MT. Rog- CTS the role of a country school teach CT and small-town lawyer which, in his sage like manner, Rogers puts across with such ease and utter aband- on that it will keep you in convulsions. It is comedy, good, clean, sparkling comedy all through, with an appeal ing train of romance which makes it picture the Empress is pleased to offer it's patrons.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30
WALLACE REED PICTURE BOOKED FOR SUNDAY

Excuse My Dust" that sounds like someone showing little speed, doesn't it? Well, you're right-Wallace Reid shows whole lot or speed in it tomor- row night at the Empress. It's fast action automobile story by Byron Mor- gan which appeared recently in the Saturday Evening Pest under the title of "The Bear Trap"
 The cast is exceptionally strong and contains such screen favorites as Tul- ly Marshall, Theodore Roberts, Ann Little, Guy Oliver, Otto Brewer, James Gordon, Walter Long, Jack Herbert and Fred Huntley
 Showing Sunday night only at the Empress theater, 7:30 and g. /
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-30

to be formidable competitor of British ships, was largely subsidized. Wheth- CT we should subsidize our merchant marine remains to be seen. The qucs- tton requires thorough study but if it is necessary to build up and keep the greatest American merchant fleets in the world many believe it should be done.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

State but the Grccrbricr news !, al
Nays welcome.
Otho Alexander. who VAS reared
IN this county, but who now lives
at Mt. Hope called "a, this office last
Wednesday,. MIR. Alexander thinks
there is no place like his old home
county. While here he subscribed
for me Mdcpcndrnt.
j. E.. EcssS. wife anil children.
together with Mr.. RogsS' father and
mother have returned from q visit
10 Baltimore.
James DwNer, who has been aut
OF town for some time taking treat
lhSnt Tor rheumatism. recently ..e-
turned much improved. Tie is in
charleston this week on business.
d.. {. Rapp from Harvey. spent
Sunday here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. 3. Rapp.
Thcfoilowing Delegates. rrcac;,-
crs and Elders are in attendance at
The Synod this week: KanaNha
PrrSbytcry--T. b. Allen, j. w. Car
p"ntcr. +. e.. Brown, r. w. Christie.
l.. X. Garrison, Walter Getty, w. 2
hooper, NJ. Il. L;u,Rbdiii, J. l.. Mauze.
e.. w. McDonald, l.. T.. McEldowrry.
Il. l.. McKinnon, !. b. Morton. l.. r.
simpson, Ernest Thompson, !. A.
vance. J. ii. Wiser. Elders, o. !. Cox,
j.: NJ. Payne. E.. w. Campbell, S. q,
Woods. NJ. \. S,lnmcriicld, Virgil I.
Hall, ID. ]. Smith. Tygarts' VALLEY.
Observation-Disclosures, r. Fl. Har-
ron, W. w. McMorris, A. G.. Powell.
u. II. Rector, w. G.. Williams; Elders
David Stoddard. Grcenbricr Pres
bNtcry---John | Armstrong, w. \.
heutord, w. II. Du Bose. J. f. Flow.
r. w. Gray, r. n. Gray, J W. Holt,
II. IS. Hudson. j. &. Johnson. !. Med
,.;Cy, !. l.. l.incweavcr. O. Il. Miles.
y. Med. Monroe, J. NJ. Moore, Fl. Fl.
Orr, J. I. Pharr. w. w. Pharr. F.
". Phillips. J. w. Rowe, r. p. Sy-
ucnS,rickcr, L. +. Washburn. r. II.
WIZ; Elders, NJ. l.. Beard, T.. l.. Bell
J.: NJ. Raider, ]. G.. Dotson, y. n.
kauilett, S. n. Erwin, J. w. Baxter.
). l.. Burdctte, John l.. George, 7.
NJ. ferguson, b. l.. Necl, ]. 4. Sydcn-
stricken, G.. G. RAIDER, J. B. Tomlin-
son, F.. +. Dunlap, Geo v. Hannah.
Il. Il. Slavin, John Montgomery. r,
Porter Boyd, Ohio Alexander. Har-
Ian S. Ncel.
Mrs. J. a. Arbucklc. of Charkstuu
IS visiting relatives in Lcwishur~
and vicinity this week.
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ALUM ROCK ITEMS.

Mrs. X. II. Leach, OF Sinks Grove,
is seriously i'll and her friends are
somewhat alarmed over her condi-
ton.
c. r. Brown and daguhtcr, Mau.ie
and Miss Maggie and Mr.. Willie
Morehead spent last Saturday and
Sunday al RoNalia Springs. Monroe
county. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. hook
cr Wickline.
. The farmers Of this section have
finished sowing wheat and are now
buSily engaged digging potatoes.
We had our first frost last Sum
day morning and the late vegetables
look rather sickly since.
W. Fl. Leach had the misfortune
TO loose his team Of horses-both
dying from what seemed to be
poisoning at the same time.
We are glad to report Miss Flor
encc Hcdrick has improved and is
now teaching our school.
Professor Gray, of Cass, W. Va,
the juniper lnan, was recent caller
in this section.
w. a. Morchcad is working rs en-
ira express messenger Oh The Green
hrIcr. Division this week.
G.. c. Nickel wos a welcome WISH
Tor in our neishborhood recently.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

Toy and Joy Bright Bright were
arrested by l.. +. Summons on last
tuesday and brought TO Lcwisburu.
fhrN are charged with the robbery
OF The Bank Of Rupert, at Rupert,
which occurred September 18th.
ihcse two. together with II. G..
Bright. who was formerly arrested
and is in Jail here. are The mrn who
committed the robbery accordinu
TO the idcntitications made SO far.
several persons saw these men near
the Bank before the robbery occnr-
red and before they put on masks
There is 10 trouble 10 be anticipated
III the Identification Of these as be-
ing the men who committed the
robbery.
AT the preliminary hearing here
Thursday the last two arrested were
held under bond in the sum of SiO,-
oo0.9n each by Justice +. NJ. Ar
buckle. II. E.. Bright, who was ar
:csted some time ago is under bend
FOR like amount.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
SOUTH LAKE PRESS

We have before lis No. I, Vol. /,
OF the South Lake Press, IL news
paper just issued at Clcrcmont,
South Lake County, Florida. We
nave no acquaintance with The pro-
moters but they are John G.. and
Don NJ. Lochner, who hail from
some point in the North. AS many
West Virginia people from this and
many adjoining counties are either
living or Interested in the town Of
Cleremont and South Lake County,
we place the Press ON our EXCHANGE
list, hoping, through it, 10 hear Of
me dolngs Of OR old friends first
hant. We see the uamc of our old
TREND, E. II. Moore, on..the roll of
honor among the first subscribers.
MT. }. a. Ewart, of North Anderson,
mas his winter home at. Clerenont.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
FARMERS MEETINGS

There will be Farmers Institutes
IN this county at the following
places op the dates indicated. Meet
in2s Nil! hc called for 1870 y. m,
and s p. H.:
Irish Corner. Monday, Oct. 17,h,
Salem Church.
Meadow Bluff, Tuesday, Oct. 18th
Sam Black Church.
Williamsburg, Wednesday, Ocl.
18th. High School building.
Rcnich, Thursday, Oct Goth, Town
Hall.
Frankinri, Friday, Oct. 21s,.
Lcwi%burG, Saturday, Oct 22nd.
at Court House.
w. ID. linn, West Virginia farmer
lecturer, and writer Of prominence.
VIII be present 10 icclurc and lead
The discussion.
II. l.. Mason, Poultry Extension
Specialist from the West Virginia
University, will be ut the meetings
OH Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursday
and Friday, to give Poultry CulIinG
Demonstrations.
All arc wrlc0'uc and Invited 10
attend.