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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
lockwood ITEMS.

1t seems like winter has been
paying us some visits again and we
think he has taken all the fruit.
But let us hope not.
a. +. Taylor, wife and children.
were visitors at their home Tues
day.
Miss Lizzie McFall and Miss Nilal
Clark are at Edgcwood visiting
thclr kinfolkS, Charlie McFalls.
The farmers in this section are
busy getting their ground ready to
plant corn.
Potatoes are plentiful in this sec
non but no sale for Them.
Miss Netiic Taylor is nj home
from work and is very i'll at This
writing.
MessrS. C.. j. Spinks and Harry
Taylor are employed ut timber cut
ting over in Frog Hollow.
Mrs. l.. l.. Wade has been on tnc
sick list but is recovering.
}. T.. Taylor, who recently cot
hurt. is moi improving much. Ills
son. II. L., is ai home from Column
bus. ohio running The farm.
The Auxiliary Circle here scrv-
cd refreshments for The benefit of
Home Missions and cleared about
$1,000. " r
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
ERROR CORRECTED.

In noting the death Of J. Steele
hlcCllntic last week we stated that
ne served as Il soldier in the Con-
iederate Army us member of the
18th Virginia Calvary. This was
All error as We have since learned.
Instead. he was a member of Can't.
Jake Iaylor's Company, Goth Viz
ginia Infantry and was proud of
ms own and his company's record
In that great war between the
States. Capt Jake Taylor was son
or the well-known George w. Tay-
lor brother Of Mrs. John w. Dunn
who prior TO the Civil War taught
School Tor many years in the COM
m'Inlty south Of Lewisburg and at
trankford. Though getting well ND
IN years he volunteered as a private
serving III his sons company. Some
amusing stories are told of father
ana son by the boys who scrvc,,
with them.
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&. .. Haynes, Of Anderson, is
mere With Star Well Boring Ma
chinc boring hoclS to carry of sew
age from dwellings and business
houses. He has bored for DR.. Park
or and j. {. Bos2s and is now bor-
ing one for e.. l.. Carr. He puts
IN a Sin inch steel casing and makes
a complete job of it. Last week.
While moving his machine from Mr..
boGS's, Mr.. Haynes was bruised I'D
considerably but not seriously lie is
able TO be around Oh crutchcs and
is Improving.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The first Quarterly Conference
for Richards Charge will be held
in Fairview Church, Saturday and
Sunday, April % and 9th.
Rev. II. |. Stephens will preach at
, p. m, on Saturday, the preaching
service to be followed by the bust
ness meeting. Bro. Stephens will
preach again on Sunday morning
ut II O'Clock.
All Stewards Of the charge are
earnestly requested to be present
ut this conference as it is one OF
the important conferences of the
year. E.. J. CLARK. p. E..
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PERSONAL MENTI0N

Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hinklr and
enid. from Fleetwood, were visitor.
diirlnS the past week Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John 4. IIinklc. near
lcwisburg.
Howard Il. RAIDER. brother Of C.
q. Raider. Frankfort ditrsict. ar
rived 4 few days ago from Arizona
ana Is The guest Of his sister, Mrs
y. NJ. Hubbard. He will spend the
Sumlnr in Grccnbricr. Years ago
Mr.. RAIDER married Miss Caroline
BEST, OF Ronccvcrt, and sometime
thereafter moved 10 California
Whcrr, some years ago, she
alrd and later Mr.. RAIDER moved to
Arizona.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest H.
.""rSc. Of LcwiSburS. al HE Green
Drlcr General Hospital, on April
~. 1871 son. Henry Love George
Frank II. Hill was laid up 4 few
haNS last week with lonsililis. btu!
IS "hlr To be about his work in
'olrl thiS week. --Iin1ps.
Policeman Il. *. Burus wa, aI,-
sem from MHrlini0n last week track
ih& III The third man charged with
ROOFING The Austrian camp on Gran.
perry about two weeks ago and Kill
iU% Russian. hrcp men were i'm
pi''a'ch. AND Mr.. Burn> has made
~" arrests HIrvaAl. Whether T.,
h'N me riGhi mrE will appear on
me day Of trial.
VIZ. FISHER and M', Hutchinson
OF iIIp I,rvIb.ir,l E,,,.,,. ,..: , ,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

Lanty Sharp MAS the victim Of 4
rather peculiar accident while
working on the farm of Assessor
Geo. A. e.. Auldridgc last Thursday.
The wind had blown down q lot
of rail fence, and MIR. Sharp took
an Ak and went to repair the dam
age. He set the IN down and laid
up Il heavy rail. Just then n whiri
wind came and snatclled the rail
from the fence and Slamcd il down
on the IN. The IN went flying end
over end and barely missed the
young mans head and did cut an
ugly cash in his ankle. He is about
on crutchcs. --TineS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
GREeHBRlER COUNTY SEMINARY FUND
NEWS.
ESSAY STATEMENTS

Every morning when man sallies
forth from his castle he should
think why we should rebuild The
!ewlsburS Seminary Dormitory. If
ne uoeS MOI We are now trying to
tell him.
IN these ashes lie the past success
me success Of the future lies Who'll
~ upon The generosity Of the Dcoplc
OF this county. 1t is therefore The
duty OF every citizen Of Grccnbricr
county to do his or her part in re-
biIlldI1S The Seminary thus UucIliru
the Impending danger to the sue.
cess OF The great factor that deter.
mines The future wealth, character,
ana education Of our county. well
deserving The nanc, "NObJc Grcrr-
bripr.''
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MAYORS PROCiAMATION AND
CLEAN Up NOTICE.

!" "lt OWncrS ana Occupants 81
hrn' ESTATE in the TOUn Of LrIpis-
hury:
NllF,i;E.\S, the Town Council of
ne Town Of LcwiSburS. by ordc,
entered at it Special Meeting on the
9TH day Of April. 1921. directed
me Mayor of said Town to issue il
proclamation or notice setting apart
uaN or days. to be known as
,Iran Up Day." on or before which
i" owners or occupants Of proper
y thould clean up their premises
ana remove all Tin cans. broken
S'aHS, dirt, filth, and unsishtly mat
Ter ana all substances likely to
spread disease thcrcfrom. and
''"rr their premises in il clean. neat
ava sanitary condition.
:, Now therefore, |, l.. S. Davidson,
n'Aor of The Town of Lcwisburs,
10 hereby designate, appoint, and
NJ apart, Wednesday and Thursday
-" ith and 9th davs of Nav, 1921,
- '1can Up Days" for the Town of
hrwiSburg.
iNhtc 1amiiicS having only Il
'HoiiaDlr amount Of garbage who
VI" lo' make other arrangements IL
''U' 'hrT hauling and who on OF
','o'c said "Clcan up days." place
.,'I SHrbhSc in sacks. barrels ami
'.','r PROPER rcccpiaJlcs adiaccnl
'lr alleys where same can be con
'n'railN reached by the Town
~ hlll not in The alleys SO as TO
" overturned by passing vehicles
l nave same hauled away free of
m.''1'' Garbage placed along the
'i after said days will not be
'I''H away free Of charge.
-" not expect the Town to haul
,, 'H'lcS or contents OF privy
. ,I",r' hut make other arrangements
"I"' Ines" matters a once.
I. '"'m'cdIa'c1y after "Clcaning tn
j"l' are over the Street Commits
'"rt VIII make a thorough in
,,L 'I"h Of the Town to ascertain
,I;',ncr this order has been COM
VIII ' WIN, and proper measures
rhnnc taken in case Of default.
-, "p ,>c who have the public interests
"' G!' VIII chccrfully comply.
,o., "'Fcn under my hand this the
''' daN OF April, 1921.
j.. 5. DAVIDSON, Mayor.
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MAY SUIT GREENBRlER--NOT Us
tRonccvcrtc News.)

The Fayctte Tribune suggests the
repeal of the State Stock Law. II
says that quite :. number. Of pro-
tests have been lodged with the
members of the Legislature against
the existing Statute. We can con-
celre Of no reason for the repeal
OF Il law which makes the owner Of
stock IFS guardian and custodian mt
all times. In towns and villages the
only use for fencing has been and
is to prevent anothcr's stock from
rcSpa> sing and causing damage to
property. Why fencing should b.
required of any man in order to
prevent the trespaSs of anothcr's
COW or horse We cannot see. There
Is no Justice in it. Neither is there
philosophy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

past eight o'clock. Woman's Club
Richmond. Virginia. The graduates
number fourteen.
Geo. !. Thompson. Special Agent
OF the Equitable Life Insurance
Society Of the L. S.. Was in town
Tuesday. Last Monday Mr.. Thomp-
son handed Mrs William Forbes of
Ettul, $4,000 check Of his Com
pany on the death of her husband,
who had only made one payment
on same. He left Il widow and five
llttlc children who get the benefit
OIL this fortunate payment.
Rev. Warner ii. Du Bose, Rev.
John /. Armstrong. and Elder Mason
Bell from the Lewisburg Church
and Rev. +. W. PhillinS and Elder
+. w. SHdenStrickcr. from the Rich
Lands Church, are attending the
meeting Of Grccnbricr prcsbytcrv
at Bccklcy this week.
Miss Martha Bell. back From Tex
rs, was the guest this week of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Is. Montgomery.
Mrs. Geo. W. Warren, of Becklcv.
was here several days during the
past week, guest Of Mrs. Don r..
Nickel.
w. X. Mcdowell. of Trout. this
county, leaves Grcrnbrier next
week for Gilmer County where he
faS position with the r. A. Oar
nall Wholesale and Retail Store. He
IS good man and good citizen
and MS departure from the county
IS loss which will be felt by the
community in which he lived.
Hon. II. l.. Van Sickler, recover
ing from severe attack of pncu-
monia in Washington, is spending
few days here this week.
Mrs. Sarah Stokes has accented
| the position of Matron for The .iohn
"A. preston Community House and
VIII begin her duties May 1st.
a. NJ. Mccormick is here from
Logan 10 spend Il few days with his
family.
Charlie EcholS, Of our town I'M
"erwrnt an operation for appendi-
cuts last Saturday at the Hinton
hospital. The operation was a sue
cess and Charlie is recovering nice
~. His wife and his father. John
). Echols went TO Hinton with him.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. !. Hand
ley. west of town, on April 9TH.
1921, 4 fine girl
Mrs. Jas. X. Bright, of Poe ahontos
county, returning from visit to
her brother, Geo. w. Callison, ut
Dayton, Va, is now a guest of her
brother, Richard Callison, here.
l.. A. Fisher. who has been living
in the State Of Washington for some
years, writes us from his home nj
Lowell Washington, that he NAV
return with his family to his old
home county within the next six
months.
]. S. Hill, State Bank Examiner,
with his Assistant, F.'P. Clark, for.
mer Cashier Of the Bank Of Renick,
out On another periodical round
examining the banks of the State
spent Wednesday here examining
the condition Of the Bank of Lewis.
burg. They had examined ths
Bank Of Grccnbrier some DAYS AGO.
J. E. Garrett and wife and little
daughter, of Mt. Hope. visited his
father. B. F. Garrett, near Max.
wclton, last week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
OPEN fIOI,SI:

Everyone in Grcenbrier and the
auJoininS counties is cordially in
yited 10 call at The John 4. Preston
community House, Lcwisburg, w.
sa.' on Tuesday, May 10, 1921, be-
tween three and six p. IN. 4 must
Cal program is being prepared and
refreshments will be served during
the afternoon.
The annual meeting of The Green
brier County Womans Association
VIII be held at two p. m, May 10,
preceding the reception. All mem
DerS are urged to attend, as this is
inc most important meeting of the
year. The Board Of Directors win
De elected at this meeting for the
ensuing Year.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

Lewisburg Seminary. whose main
dormitory was burned few months
ago, has gone right to work with
commcndablc zeal to replace the
building. 1t will be Il handsome
and commodious structure, as is
shown by a picture on another
page. This school has done excel
lent work i'll the past and deserves
the support and patronage of those
who are interested in high grade
Christian education. Presbyterian
Of me South.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We are ready for your needs i'll
the repairing of Watches, Clocks
and Jewellery. Mr.. Wilkeryon is in
charge of the Repair Department,
"'th Mr.. Boyd, Matchmaker of
several years experience, his assist
ant. Prompt attention given Jobs
ana orders sent to lis by mail. Your
patronage solicited.
SlBOLD BROS. JEWELLERS.
Successors to J. NJ. WilkcrSOn 4 Co.
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NEW GAR NGj.

Frank Morris. Il mechanic ui
large experience. and Chas Tay!o"
nave opened Il Garage in The cd
t.haS. Zimmerman stand at Caldwell
ii is inrir intention to turn wnrk
ont under The moi satisfied 10 ia,
plan. Their work SO far has proven
very satisfactory and at Il rcl.ou-
able charge. They solicit Il shave
Of public PATRONAGE.
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES:

ttLFA BnANSFoRD, Reportcr.)
The following Literary program
was given last Friday:
Song, Come Thou Almighty King"
Scripture Reading. Campbell Hume
Song, Flow Gently Sweet Alton"
Current Events, --Theo McNlillion
t.horuS. - - Society
Debate: Resolved that Capital
punishment Should be Abolished.
Ahirhlallvc: Negative
NOrval Smith Omar Cook
Wallace Williams Clark Baber
ScXtettc, Girls
Jokes ---------- Casio Nicely
Song. darling Nellie Gray"
we nave been very fortunate in
securing Rev. Warner II. Du Bose,
The Old Stone Church, Lewisburp.
to preach the Baccalaureate sermon
Inc services will be held in the
Southern Methodist Church. SUNDAY
afternoon, May Doth.
The play, Deacon Dubbs," Civ
en- by the High School students, was
cNctalently presented and would
nave been enjoyed by a large at
tendance had it not been for wealth.
or conditions.
The prize offered for the best
actor, a flaShlight given by the Will
Iianisburg Store Company, was a.
wardet to Herman GRAPHICAL. A
s2:oo Waterman fountain pen, Civ
en- 10 the person selling the most
tickets, won by Rachel Hume.
This play will be given again
during commencement Week.
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INFORMATION WANTED

W ou'd Ike to correspond with
any person that can give me any
information of John Williams. who
married Mary Phifcr, and came to
ONO about 1871 and settled ri
Ihlllco,hr, and afterwards came to
London. Ohio. Would like TO know
something about the Phifcrs and
Raiders. ''''
,o MRS. JOHN FLORENCE,
500" Plain City. Ohio.
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One Of the most remarkable photo

One Of the most remarkable photo
plays ever produced by Cecil b.
De Mile, in his new Paramount
picture, Something TO Think a.
bout" which is on view ut the
Plaza Theatre this week. 1t is a
story in which the idea Of right
thinking as we'll as living is admir-
ably handled. It's theme is Of the
lofticSt and its treatment of that
high artistic standard which has
made Mr.. De Miles previous pro-
auctions household word in every
locality.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

Foh S>LE.-Model SO 5-paSSengcr
overland car, good condition. Also
IN horse power Fairbank Morse
kerosene engine. Price. car 1850,
engine $4,000. MoRGAN Bios. Cald-
MtlI, ". va. 22-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
DISTRICT STEWARDS MEETING.

Our District Setting-up Meeting
will be held at Lewisburg Methodist
Church Tuesday, April 26th, at 10
a. III. We want 100 per cent at
tendance of Pastors and Charge
Directors. Be sure to come and
bring your director with you. Even
though you should be moving, come
anyhow. The time is short bull
there is time enough if we do our
best. Your expenses will be paid.
Also the District Stewards will
meet at the District Parsonage in
Lewisburg the same date, April Is.
at 9 o'clock. II. !. STEPHENS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
PA:sENT-TEACHERS MEETING

There will be n meeting of the
farent-TcachcrS Association at the
l.ewlSbur9 Graded School Thurs
DAY afternoon. April %. ut 1870 p.
IN. AN interesting program is be-
ing planned and matters of import
ance will be discussed. a full at
tendance is urged.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

FoR SALE.-One five passenger.
second hand, Piedmont. Has been
run about 1000 miles. Just been
overhauled. with entirely new gear
ing, and is in fine condition. will
sell at bargain. The car can be
seen at the Frankford Garage, Franz
ford. W. Va. l.. ID. RUPERT.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

The Woodland Sshool House at
Auto, this county. MAS struck by
lightning the night Of April Sth.
Damages are not serious the report
stated.
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SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.

Savannah School--Attend;rnce Re
cord for term ending April 8th:,
Anna Carper, Nellie Carpcr, Paul
Carpcr, Day Carper, Make Wade,
Elizabeth Wade, Warwick Wade,
2alph Wade, Harry Wade.
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Fon SALE.--Good Saddle Horse
we'll gaitcd-Sorrel. Perfectly quiet.
Price reasonable. Apply to T. w.
FULLER. Rcnick. w. Va. 15-tf
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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE.

lhc Membership Drive for The
Grcenbrier County Womans ASso-
citation begins next. ANYONE whom
inc 'anvaSscrs miss may join or
renew by sending the membership
zee OF Sl.OO with your name to Mrs.
r. III. Mays, Treasurer.
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CATTLE EXPERIMENT. FIELDING

There Will be Il meeting on TIE.
afternoon OF May 9Th. al the Tuck,
willcr Farm, west of Lcwi.;,uru.
Of the Department
OF Agriculture and West Virginia
Experiment Station will be present
and Will review the rXpcrimcn!
work Of the Beef Cattle fed there
during the winter.
All cattle men and The public are
cordially invited to be present.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

Fou SALE.-Willys Knight tour
ing car. in first-class condition.
Will sell cheap or exchange for
tighter car. q. II. LIvESAY, Lsbu,
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FOR SALE.--:5 thrcshins ma
chimes, all sizes; so New Saw Mill
ard Engines. all sizes. Quick de-
livery. Write me if interested. Will
see you ut once. q. w. GRAVES, Agent
Anderson, w. Va. i-15-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

A Rummage Sale will De held Mt
thc Community House this spring.
Please remember this when doing
your spring cleaning and save ali
you can for this sale.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

FOX REST.-Thrcc rooms. locat-
a opposite Seminary. Will rent
;, couple without children. See
Hiss Fila LippS, for particulars.
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For S.\I.E.-EXccllent, gentle,
>h,,land pony. buggy. harness, and
.,ddlr. Apply, this Office.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22

Dr.. John d. McCorkle, registered
Eye Sight Specialist, of Hinton. W.
Va, at the Grecnbricr Hotel, Ron
ccrcrte. First Monday of each
month from nine to five O'Clock.
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TO LIMESTONE SUBSCRIBERS.
There will be no toll charges be-
tween exchanges, under the present
rates. except from pay-stations.
lJ-2w LIMESTONE TELEPHONE Co.
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Copying. Typewriting or book
work done. Prices reasonable. APP
rIv. !. VI. W1LkERSoS, Phone 232.
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Our Chinese fruit grower says he
NO likcc da Splingtime TO cum too
,rlly early. Da Winter he sure cum
back an krocka da foot into Il
rlncki hat"
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On page two Of this issue will be
found The Court Calender for May
Trrm of Grccnbrier County Circuit
court, beginning May 10th.
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c,Il 2l5 when in need Of a Taxi.
,,rr ". PATTON, Lcwisburg. Att
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The GREEHBRIER COUNTY WOMAH'S
ASSOCIATION.

Mrs. Sarah Stokes has accented
the position Of Matron for The John
A. Preston Community House and
Will begin her duties May LIST.
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Watch Your subscription date on
..,,rciu Of this paper.
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SUBSCRIPTION PMCE.
o,a year. $500 ii Six months. 800
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FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1921. :.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-23
Local Tnnpis Team
 Will Play Douglas
 Players Tomorrow

Tennis nlavers of the Warren Dis t~irt Country Club will go to Doug lbs tO~orrow for a tournament with the Shelter City club. Their oppo- nents at Douglas will be lined UT as follows:
 l. Ortn arsl Hays. ?. Webster and McGee. 3. Cary and Wellemeyer. 4 Craig and Cuthbert; ,. Hartley and Gardinier; 6. Pratt and J. Williams '. Calvert and Melcher; s. Sherman "nd Clark.
 In addition to the mems contests there will be two matches between women players. The Douglas wo- men will line up as follows:
 l. Miss Kissinger and Mrs. Pal >mer: 9 Miss Osteen and Mrs. Gar danier.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-23
Wall Street Bomb
 Explosion Suspect
 Is Held As Stacker

SCRANTON, Pa. April 22.-Bail of s10,000 was fixed today for Tito Ligi, who is held on suspected complicity in the Wall Street bomb explosion Of last September. He was committed into custody of United States mar shal after hearing on the charge of wilfully violating the selective, serv- ice act during tue war. His commit- ment by Federal Commissioner Ellis extends to May ?, when he will be required to appear before federal judge at Harrisburg. Pa.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-23
(RY SISTER MARY)

With asparagus "in' it behooves the cook to use it as. often as poss;- ble: But even this most delicious of vegetables will pail if served time after time in the same style. Here are five tasty ways of preparing as. paragus: