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You Can Bank /"
On Them!

"Sarc your pennies. young woman"
So John ID. Rockefeller remarked O a school
teacher who had previously said
full that one man could sncI, wealth you
MIR. ROckcclcr? How did it?'h
Mr. Rockefeller has cnrncd-as have many other
--tlat saviGg is the biggest stepping
riches.
Are YOU of II saving disposition?
DO you know that chances only pennies
hut dollars arc presented to every through
classified columns The Dispatch?
In those columns dry u persons In
Richmond who u sell at
prices.
Read tho classified the offers which
II %
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE, the oldest. most rcrutable
pawn office In South Carolina. iiiine-
date possession. Write or call. /. Day.
Rubin. Charleston. :. e.
WE sell Your business. Original method :
that bring results. southern business
sales ASenc!, ioi! Tines Dispatch
Iiuiiding.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
USED CARSi
EOBUKS'S.

j Stephens. 5-rasscuerr touring.
Cly mp!a. sgass,"sr. touring.
American. passenger roadster.
Buick. S-gass"uerr touring.
! Cadillac 20. a.s-=usel touring.
! OaA!dhd, J-phss-NS.r touring
] Maxwell. S-Dass-nser touring
J SasE. 2-pGssSHsvi roadster
These cars. after having gone
through on. .!giG rebuilding .ys-
TEN. are mechanically flsht. md
,he values particularly attractive.
COBURN MOTOR SALES CORR.
i.!' WEST BROAD ST.
J. ]. DARDEN. MGR
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USED FORDS

run lees ibhn s'Sty days .......... t7L.
1874 Sedan. in excellent condition. .,'77
Some Of these cars may u. bought on
essy terms Icy responsIJle parties.
risi, r-cd-car Showroom a, "a
West Broad stree, and look over our
stock.
UNIVERSAL ROTOR CO.. INC.
i0l: Wet Broad Street
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SCHAAFS
XMAS SPECIALS

$14-A fine tim epic c e.
Just the wrist watch for
the miss.
SOB e autifully en-
graved wrist watch; at
tractive dial. Just the
watch she wants.
S20-Elgin 20-year wrist
watches.
$3.50 Sterling belt buc-
kle, with belt.
$6 up-B tiful shay
ing stands.
Sc Guaranteed indie
.structible pearls.
$31.50-P lie t test lot of
fancy green engraved
gents watches, 17-jeweled
Elgin. He wants one of
these.
You'll find you can do
better at
SCHAAPS,
JESITEJ EDCt
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Repairing

FuRNlruRt-if you want Your old fur
niiuTe made new. phone our MIR. Coates.
Madison ahs. Jones Bros. " Co Inc
GUNS repaired. keys made. Rowlett
Bicycle Co., AIS W. broad Street.
HALF-SOLES. 81: rubber heels Soc Man
haitian Shoe repairing CO.. 3lg " Fifth
PIANO TUNING. repairing, rebuilding
Expert efficient employees. GunrantcaI
w"rkmansh!h Now Is excellent lin.
10 nave pianos repaired. Wen Get you:
instrument. bring II IL our factory re-
pair or rebuild IL II You So desire and
deliver same to your new address thus
SAVING YOU tho cost "f moving Esti-
mates without charge. crafts Piano
Factory. Twentisth and FrauAiin Street.
Randolph 'pS.
fioNOGRAPii repairing. Rowictt Phone
graph Co. ilG West Hroad. Madison 2l5
SHOE RErA!RING--Thc Hub ii4i. Fast
Marshall. Ran. Gl1i-W. T.. Is. Cnh"n. From
WE specialize IN Jcweiry repairs The
Morris Jrwulry Co. Colonial Thcairr
WiNGFoOT shoe Repairing. 81 y and
81. Ran. l2sG-w. T. y. HuDncll. Prop
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MERCHANDISE
- - - - - -
iiuiidiilH Materials

wEATiERSTRIPS
CALI. VIRGINIA BUILDING MATERIAL,
COMPANY. MAD. 6Ge7. GIT EAST
MAIN STREET.
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Help Wni'c,i---:':aie

IelI NhfScti---.'.atc rs
BooTi;!.ACkS-E wanted fur SAT
nrd"!s. si+ East Main strict raI East
Main street. 90 East broad street
CLERkS f"r government departments
t!2, month. ESi,'ri"nC" unnecessary.
For free last ~ pUs!ttunE now open write.
j. e. LEONARD CORNER ciril service Tx
"min"rp. 1913 Equitable Bldg.. Wash
IuEt"u, -. 4.
pEuGuIST--w Wanted. registered druggist
for place nf about 1900. DO, /. 40
care The Dispatch.
MtN wanted to learn IN. barber trade.
tuition. $50: tools free. diplomas given.
write tor Information. Richmond mar
hrt College. SGT East Marshall street or
Norfolk RaThcr College, 80 Bank Street,
Norfolk, Va.
STONECUrTEK--Wa at one. a ptone-
cutter TO cut Inscriptions on Finished
work and work on rough work when not
busy. man with tools; steady employ
iuent nj! the year. Nice warm place
to work this winter. State wages *
rect"d aud reference. just started III
marble business, cheap board. Middle
Rex Marble Co. UrbanHa. Va
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INSTRUCTION

Musical, Dancing. Dramatic IL
DANCING taught reasonable. Miss Kate
Stumpf, Studio 20S ". Grace. Ran. IIs3-J
DANCING-Mrs. Emme nhausec. 20 North
Harrison Street. guarantees In 1--WE lss-
sons. Phone Madison l3Sl-w.
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LIVE STOCK

Dogs, Cats, Pets 4
BIRDS. parrots. cages. bowls. supplies
SonrS ihrd shop. lis r.. Grace 81.
PUPPIES OF ALI. BREEDS FOR
NMAS DELIVERY
II You Want Doe. Write
WiiRERS LYRIC KENNELS.
los East Broad Rock Road.
Phon. Randolph 33iS-W.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

i.NW Ct;--Dicd. December u. 1871.
az his residence. NJ. " Lawrence. III me
6pth year nt age. Funeral ;'"m resi-
deUce Friday December -, at i. NJ
burial IN Mt. calvary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-23

HAND pAG--I."s,. on Chamh"rlHynr Ave
nu- between i'rooE Avenue aud cham
b-rIayuc Avenue bridge, one black hand
bag containing wearing apparel xnd let
irrs. Reward II returned Ia James Il.
COOK, Helm, Ala.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

career of twenty-four years he was
a director in fourteen railroad COM
panies and financial institutions.
second Entry Into Public Life.
Gen. Porter again entered pubic
life at the age of sixty. President
Mckinney appointed him ambassador
to France in 1897. and ne remained AT
that post for eight years. He became
one of the most distinguished Of m"
diplomatic corps in Paris. serving ms
country during the period OF war
the assembling of the peace commiS- =
sion which signed Il second treaty OF
Paris on the same table upon when
Franklin and his colleagues after the
revolution signed the first treaty OF
Paris.
The long search through faris lor
tn. remains of John Paul Jones. the
American admiral. was conducted hN
Ambassador Porter. He spent SIX
years and more than sS'.oo" or ms
personal fortune in this search. ana
when he found the body he grace
fully refused reimbursement from
Congress.
'piplomacy." said Gen. Porter AZ
one. time, lis not the science ot rep
resentinC the broadcast falseh""d VII n
the Straic htcst face. nor should IN"
word carry with It the dem"anlnS
idea of craftiness. as many of our
dictionaries define il. The profession
has risen 10 A higher plane.
Gen. Porter closed his career as Hn
earnest advocate Of universal peace.
At the age Of seventy hs represented
the United States at the second peace
conference at The Hague. ii" mar
ried. in 1863. sophie h. MCHdrS OF
Albany y. Y. who died in 1905 Th"N
had three children.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
DIED.

DIED.
AUKARD. Entered into rest Friday. May y
1921. at a:+o PIN. at his residenrc, ~"
Virginia ave. NV. JAMES &. AtkARp, dc
voted husband Of Ada ". Aukard 'n"e Froc
tnrl. loving father of Raymond IL. featl
Lord tnne Aukard,. and lanes l.. Aukard
Funeral from Mt. Zion N T.. Church 18th -. .
md Dumha-ion ave-. Tuesday. MAY 81. NJ =
pm Friends invited. tFrederick Md.
Royds. Nd. and Baltimor~. Md. papers
please COPY
Evening star., 1921-05-30
Last of GRANTS StaU

Brig. Gen. Horace Porter of the
| mon Army in the civil war was
tne last survivor among the members
u ren' Grants military staff He ac-
phn!rd Grant TO Appomattox and
was with his chief when Cram and
Lee discussed the terms of tho latter,
SURRENDER. After the war, when Grant
served as Secretary of War. Gen Por
Ter acted AS his assistant. When
Grant became President Gen. Porter
accompa MED him to the White House
as executive secretary. and remained
during tn" first term of office Wien
Grant died ii was Gen. Porter who
organized tn" popular subscription
that yielded $500. 900 and built Grant.
tomb III New York city
Altogether Gen. Porter spent thirty
years in public service AS "A soldier
diplomat. scholar and patriot. \ con-
gressionai medal Of honor was award
ed him for DISTINGUISHED services in
tho civil war. The grand cross of the
Legion of Honor from France testi-
ned to his services as amba Ssador at
Paris. He received the degree of IL.
D. from Harvard. Princeton. Union
and Williams
Born at Huntingdon. Pa. April To-
1887. tn" son of a governor of Penn
sylvania he studied AT Harvard and
at West Point and graduated into the
Regular Army. He fought, in turn.
with the Union armies of the Ohio.
tho Cumberland and the Potomac He
won six brevets for bravery on many
battleficlds. At chattanooea his brav-
cry attracted tn" attention of Gen.
Grant. who selected him as a member
of his staff and kept him by his side
during the remainder of the war
Gen. Porter was by profession a
railroad man. At thirty-six years Of
age he resigned from the Army and
became vice president of the Pullman
Company. Later he was president Of
the New York. West Shore and Buff
falo, and the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco railroad. During his business
Evening star., 1921-05-30
MRS. HENRY A. TUPPER
DIES AT KINGSTON, N. Y.
Wife of Washington Clergyman to
Be Buried in Richmond; Daugh-
ter of Confederate Officer.

Word was received in Washington
yesterday of the death of Mrs Marie
Fender Tupper. wife of Rev. Henry
Allen Tupper. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. Mrs. Tupper dled
early Saturday morning at Kingston,
n. Y.
Mrs. Tupper was daughter OF the
late Mai. Pender of the Confederate
army Besides her husband, she is
survived by three children. MRS,
Ailene Wilkes of New York city, Mrs
Clifton Brown of Baltimore and Nal,
Tristram Tupper of New York: one
sister. Mrs. Z. F. Suggs' RESIDES IN
Virginia. DR.. Tupper was with his
wife when she died.
Funeral services will be held IN
Richmond tomorrow. and the inter
mcnt will be in Hollywood cemetery
Evening star., 1921-05-30
PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICE.

A mass meeting of the Confederate
Veterans. Sons Of Veterans and
Daughters OF the Confederacy is to
he held at t:3o o'clock tomorrow
night at Confede rate Memorial Hall
1322 Vermont avenue. to arrange for
memorial services for the Confederate
dead at Arlington cemetery next
Sunday. Capt Fred Beall. command
or of Camp No. III United Con-
federate Veterans. will preside. AT
the exercises Sunday. Representative
r. G Lowry Of Mississippi will de-
liver the principal address.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
SEES END TO RADIUM.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 5o--Cnle
new sources are discovered Inc
worlds supply of radium. for which
PHYSICIANS say no substitute exists
in the treatment of certain diseases.
will be exhausted in II short time pos
sihly in ten or fifteen years
This belief was expressed here by
pr. Curtis +. Euruham. radiologiSt as
soclat.d with Dr. Howard \. Kelly tn
tn. radium treatment of cancer.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

l:y the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 30.-Funeral serv-
ices for Gen. Horace Porter. distin-
guishcd diplomat and evil war vet
eran. who died yesterday. in his
cighty-fifth year. will he held Thurs
day at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. II is planned also to hold a
military funeral. which will be de
ferred at least two weeks. or until
the arrival in this country of the gem
era eldest daugetcr. Mrs. Elsie
Porter Mcnde, who is now in Swift
Zerland.
Gen. Porter's death had been mo-
mentarily expected for several days
He iapsed into unconsciousnesS last
Thursday. Members Of his family. i'm
Guiding his sister. Mrs. James Wheel
or: his brother-in law. Henry Me-
Hare and his niece. DR.. Joseph inc
Hindrup. were at the bedside when
the end came
brilliant as Speaker.
Ger Porter possessed rare gifts as
an orator and afier-dinncr sneaker
HIS VT and the brilliancy and felicity
OF MS pubic speeches ranked him
among the foremost sneakers of the
country
his mechanical tastes and power of
invention were marked. He invented
| 'he 'i"k"t box in use on all elevated
IA: lrohds ana most Of the ferries in
TINS country. An interior mechanism
nhtI!a'"S the tickets as they are
dropped into il. making their reuse
+ Impossible.
burihg his long military. business
ana dIh!omatlc career he found time
| 10 devote himself 10 considerable III :
! GrarE work. he Was author of West
@ no.h' Ll1c ilS6o) and campaigning
Win Grant, and he also contributed
10 yn.-r.:rous magazines and newspa-
pers. He spoke French and Spa nj sh
nuehtiF ana was well versed in the
literature of those countries.
Evening star., 1921-05-30

A delegation OF deacons from the
First BAPTIST Church. composed OF
EIrin Smith. Edgar Howard and +.
Hilton Jackson. will leave for Rich
nond tomorrow to attend the funeral.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
PROMINENT LAWYER DIES.

Pickrell, one OF the most widely
known corporation lawyers in Viz
ginia. died in Il local hospital. He was
horn in Petersburg. Va. January ..
Evening star., 1921-05-30

HILToN-WILLIAMS SAMUEL InI Ui III,
TON. Washington. u e. aud NlE,'lNiA
LILLIAN WILLIAMS. baltimore. Nd. an
nouurc their marriage at Rockville. ND.
Thmrsday. MAY .6 1921.
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SIMPLE DIET ALWAYS BEST
AZ True Now as When Addison Ad-
vised 1t, More Than Two
Centuries Ago.

Tw" hundred years ago Addison
wrote: "Nat,lrc delights in the most
plain and simple diet. Every animal.
hut man. keeps to one dish Herbs are
the food Of this species, fish OF that
and flesh Of n third. Man falls upon
the smallest fruit or cycreScence Of
the earth. scarre n berry or mushroom
can escape him.
"It is impossible to lay down any
determinnte rule for temperance
Were to consider my readers rs my
patients. and to prescribe such kind
of temperance rs Is accommodated to
all persons. would copy the follow
Ing rules Of very eminent physician:
Make your whole repast out Of one
dish; If you indulge in second.
avoid drinking anything strong till you
have finished your meal; at the same
time abstain from oil sauces. or
at least such as are not the most plain
and simple"
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It Was Up to Her.

A woman had Just been hurt and
carried into the drug store when the
girl reporter dashed UP. She gathered
the particulars from one who had
Witnessed the accident and then went
after details. First came the wOman'S
name. She asked several persons and
then Il man who had been listening
TO her questions said irlitahly. "Oh,
YOU curious women. Why don't you
wait until tonight. We can read ali
about ii in the paper thei:."
NO you can't" she returned EOtly,
mo; Unless | iind out and write it.
Exchange.
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LETTER FROM MIR. LOWANCE.
GrecHbrier IRdcpcndcni:

Enclosed find check for which
YOU will please extend my subScrip-
ton TO your paper for one year.
Your dear old paper is Still a wei
/ come guest 10 our home. When |
read about your County Fair and
! The other happenings back there al
most gel home sick for old Green
bricr for think ii the garden spot
OF the world.
!. This part Of Texas is very dry
Just now: crops Of all kinds were
short here this year. Bro. Geo r..
SiaSlc OF The vi. T.. t.. S.. of His place
has recently closed Il meeting which
was great blessing 10 the town.
The Church was greatly revived
and Il number Of conversions and
addition 10 the Church. The preach
Was done b. or Presiding Elder
, J.. ID. Shawvcr. of Decatur, Texas.
he IS power in The pulpit. lie is
distant rcl"i..r OF Inc ShaWvcr's
AMI Meetings., OF Meadow Bluff
district. and ankS me MANY uurN-
''''i' "b'u' lil'iiI. re u hUtn Inc
bald Of Allen ShawNcr, uf near IN
pert. For HE benefit Of lie Mead
oWS ShawverA send y statement
from BIO. ShaWVcr OF his people
hrN. J.. y. SnaWy"r, Presiding I.ldrr
Of decatur District, North TrNn,
Conference, Is the grandson OF
ifrdEdI>nn David Shawvrr. vino let
HTetnJricr county, Va, perhaps in
1916. and came to Missouri. After
ward cam" on TO Texas and settled
in Calm county. lis relations in
West Virginia are many.
! send YOU under Separate cove,
cut OF Bro. l.. ID. Shawvcr, which,
u you viii use YOU can let The Green
hrIcr Hliawvvr, see what ne look
like.
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HELPED BY SENSE OF HUMCR
Possibly Man "ho Would Incorporate
II IN the Marriage Ceremony
Is Right.

a Gan got up the other day
and Saii ii MAS his opinion that IL
sens Of humor VAS 81 Important in
Ii hat IL ought IL be put right into
The marriage ceremony.
1t - needless 10 add that the man
who got up ANA said il WAS bachelor.
II he had been married man he
wOui''n't have been allowed TO get up
IN II" first place. and even IL he had
managed that he couldn't have dared
say anything $" radical
This Gentlemau's suggestion was
that. since the obey" had been am
putatcd from the service. the loving
couple should be required to "loye.
honor. and have Il sense Of humor" I'M
I'll death do them part.
Undoubtedly sense Of humor has
Its place III the home. but we don't
see the advantage of thrusting 1t into
the wedding .ervice.
Ii you really had sense of humo:'
In working order you wouldn't he do
Ing anything so ridiculous as promis-
Ing anything. A man getting married
Is In no condition to enjoy joke
even If he il one.
When man can hardly keep wife.
the way prices are. how can he he ex-
pected to keep sense Of Eumor2
Even II he did manage to scrape up
the remnants OF onr/after the wedding
II would he knocked out by the first
or the month. when the bills begin to
come In
Generally speaking. sense OF HUI
NOR In matrimony is about rs much
use rs II map of Europe. published In
l9l3.-Chicago Herald and Examiner
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GRASSY MEADOWS ITEMS.

Farmers are busy cutting corn.
sowing wheat and making malosScs
in this community.
Homer Bowers, lawyer of Charles
ton. his wife and sister, Miss Dot,ie.
are visiting at their uncic's. II. A.,
and X. ii. Ford's this week.
Mrs. Lucy Richmond. who spent
several weeks with her brother. DR..
/. Il. Lewis, has returned to her
home at Hinton.
Mrs. e.. Gartrcr and two sons.
Herman McGcc and Paul. are visit
ing Mrs. Us, parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Flack.
J. l.. Duncan and son, WNa,lc.
have gone 10 Dayton. Ohio to visit
Mr.. Duncan'S daughter. Mrs. Frank
FOrrcn.
Mrs. \. II. Freshman. of Akron.
ONO. who ha., been visiting rrla-
lives this and Various other places
for the past month has returned TO
her home.
The Lewis School opened Mon
day, The 10Th. with Misses Bessie
Hannah. Of Clim:CnviI!c, and MaNc
Iiack. Of GRASSY Mcadows. as tcacl,-
CrS.
John Flchman Montgomery left
iaSi week fer i.rwisbnrg. where lie
Will cntcr Grccnbricr Military
School. lie was accompanied by
his cousin, WIZ MyIcs, Jr.. who y III
enter The SchOGi this year.
Miss Bessie Montgomery enter
tanned 4 CrGWU Of NOlluu folks ,.,.
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ALUM ROCK ITEMS,

Misses Maudc and Pearl Brown
spent last Sunday the guest OF Miss
Florence Bland near Woods Mill.
Miss Hattie Ilcdrick began o,,r
school last Monday in place of her
sister. Miss Florence Hedrick, VIM
rs confined to her home with sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Jones. O
columbus, Ohio, motorcd over from
white Sulphur Springs last Monday
TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii.
Leach for lunch returning to The
Nhllc In the afternoon.
Albert Maring and Chester
LLOYD, Of Portsmouth. arc guests II
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w, n,
leach and arc enjoying some GOOD
fishing. 7O'
Mr.. and MIS-. Booker Wickijrc. Of
hoNalIa Springs, Monroe county.
were the guests last Sunday Of Njr,,
Nlrkllnc'S sister and brother. Mis-,
Maggie and Willie Morchcad. q, line
mouth of Second Creek.
We are having lots Of rain and
seeding IS Falling back badly bu, we
nope for better weather in the near
future.
The Sunday School at Alum Eoci,
Hchooi House CLOSED last Sunday for.
thc entire Sca>0a.
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Continued from page Gve)


ing in Baltimore and Washington.
ID. g.. returned to LcwiSburg yes
terday. They will spend the week
end here with friends. returning TO
fleetwood next week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Castor Capcrion
have returned ~ Charleston after
having spent the summer in their
co!tagc AT White Sulphur.
Miss Agnes Price, of MarIini0n
visited relatives in Lcwisburg The
Latter part Of last week.
r. NJ. Bell returned Tuesday might
from q business trip TO Huntington,
Johnston Rcll has entered Mccall
lies School at Chattanooga. Tenn.
w. II. Houston, Attorney from
Ehar!cSton. is attending court here
This week. He is looking after the
interest Of The defendant in thS
case Of The State vs.. John Collins
which originated in Mcdowell
county.
Il. +. l.. Wood. who has been in
Baltimore. under treatment of med.
zeal Specialists, has returned home
His condition is reported !H>OruEir
Miss Sal!ir %lvatton has returned
to her home here from Roanoke,
Virginia.
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Made Pathway in Desert.

Wire mesh is stated to have given
quite surprising results in the con-
struction Of military roads Ia Egypt
loose sand was Slnooiheh, then
chicken wire was fastened down over
il, and the road so consolidated proved
TO be easily pnSS;tDlc for troops and
motor transports. The damage was
slight, though after the passing OF
animal drawn vehicles much repair
ing WAS necessary.
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Bass -Mays lnsur-
ance Agency.
Don't delay m See Them TO-
day in Bank Of Lewisburg.

ESTRAl CATTLE.-On The Lew
is Wilfong place on Spring Greek,
near Leonard. . Solid Black Muiri
Steers and Red Steer with white
face, look to be 2 years old. III
) steers have split left ear fer
mark. Owner can get cattle by pay
keep and advertisement. Cattle
have been at Wilfong place Stree
about June but | thought they DE-
lonScd there until cattle on pasture
were moved. MILBURN SPARKS,
Leonard, w. Va. 23-%W
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Jud TunkjnS.

Jud 'runkin> says gpntlemcn'S agree
wcnI~ hav" worked ont so we'll that
maybe in International affairs gentle
mems hisaGr"cmentS can some day
take the place Sf wars.
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G,iN. rEITGN IN CHARLESTON.
Major General Charles ). Pen ton.
.! HE tn!icd Confederate Veterans.
is visitor il Charleston. Ne Will
not be able 10 attend HE annual re-
union OF Confederate Veterans to be
held al Chattanooga. Tenn. >Iariin.
October 21!h. he stated yesterday.
/ could not nahc IL trip among
Strangers lie explained.
Major General PcNiOn is HE guest
Of his nephew. John A. Pcyton. lUl2
Lewis Street. While in Charleston.
He has been here several days and
has inspected Sioncwall Jackson
monument in thr State House yard
and has had talks with General e..
T.. Waits and j. l.. McChcsncy.
'Thc majority OF tic boys.who
were associated with me in HE
Confederate army, have passed
away ne observed yesterday.
"Thcrc were between 5000 and s.
600 Of us from West Virginia. II
seems strange 10 be among The last
Of them left"
Major General Pcyion was the
only Confederate officer making Il
report Oh The Battle OF Gettysburg,
and for this reason, ne occupies a
niche Of his own in history. He lost
an arm al iiIc second baltic Of Ma
nasSaS. but was in The Battle Of
Gettysburg with his one arm and
sustained an injury in The leg in
That battle.
General pcyion is commander Of
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+>nrn any nogs that die OF cholera.
II there is any doubt be on the safe
side.
Hogs that are forced to breathe
foul, damp air are in no condition to
resist disease.
livestock raising has many ad.
rantnges over farming where crops
OILY are grown.