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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

A boy never gets much comfort out
Of his first cigar, but he gets great
deal of experience.
Cold baths in winter ought to pro-
mote the will.power: and they do pro-
mote the yell power
The five O'Clock tea would be even
more popular with women if 1t were
marked down to 4 90.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

IL Is easy TO hing that We snail
Hc' mp carly in the morning.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

IL is a mighty mean person, who
VIII Gus, newspaper, and yet walk
a mile TO borrow his ncigbbor' :
copy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Some people fail to recognize op-
p"r,'n'iN when il comes up and
shakes hands with them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
Chiropractic.

Slight sublaxaion (ss displacement, this point will
headaches, disease, deafness epilepsy. nson-
MIA, WY neck. facial PARALYSIS, atiNia,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

slight SuL<2tion Of :crtebac in This part spine
Is OF throat trouble neuralgia. pain shoulders
and arms soitrc. nervous prosration, grippe dizz
ness bleeding from diSOrde"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

The head marked No part of the spine
NlrrcIn Su!iXatiOnS v-iI fclOnS. pain
between tn" shoulder bades rheumatism the arms and
shoulders, hay fever. writers cramps clc
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

regulations OF such troubles appendicitis ptronitis
lumlaS" r'>, follow Chiropracic adjustments at this
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

WY nave conSipaon tai troubles Scatca etc. when
he '''> 'l'''' WIN
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Stomach and i;rcr troubles, enlargement of the spleen
pmr,SeN ana score Of Other troubles caused by
nerves beng plnChcd EN part Of The
l as to remain unno'icrd by iocrS except the trained
(hirODr1.tOr ' '
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

bright disease dartes floating kidney skin disease.
cIuptlOnS and other diseases. by ben
pInchch in The spinal nncnings If illiA nj - -.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

\ vtrcbrac SubIaNation 1t This point causes nerve
heart disease. asthma, pneumonia tuberculosis
brcAtns. OthCr lung troubles. cIc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

\ SlippaSc Of one or bolt: innominatc bones
produce SclItica, together with many dis
Wis and lower cNtrcmitiUS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

q I cause Of gall STONES. dyspepsia Of upper
yer. shingles. EiccOugh. worms, etc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Farmers who want lighter tractor
built like high-grade automobile but
with the same sturdiness and reliability
OF the Titan, can now get the Interna-
tlonal SIG at $1,000 f. b. Chicago.
We have long restricted the sale of
this model to limited territory, but
increased production enables us to re-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01

According to a local paper, a
recent publication stated that
Professor Edward A1sworth Ross
was "a Malthusian, Mendelian,
selectionist, liberal, democrat,
feminist, egalitarian and human
TARTAN"
AS, on a certain OCCASION, we
listened to the learned professors
talk on immigration, and heard
him say, among other nonsensical
things, that the free immigration
in this country of the so-ca1led
inferior groups was the cause of
race suicide among the pure
Yankees, we, too, concluded that
he was all of the above, and some
thing else besides.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01
EDl TOR lAL
JEWISH CHARACTERISTICS

Of the younger men in the
American Jewish pulpit, DR.. Mar
tin A. Meyer, of San Francisco,
stands out.as a preacher and writ
er of sound scholarship and clear
thought. We were, therefore,
very much interested to see what
he had to say on "Some Jewish
Characteristics" published in the
last issue of The Jewish Ledger
of New Orleans. We were sure
that DR.. Meyer would say the
right thing. But we were some
what disappointed.
He begins we'll enough. "Anti-
Semites," he says, "are prone to
generalize unpleasant experiences
with individual Jews and to
ascribe their failings to the groups
as a whole. Philo-Semites are
apt to do the same thing, basing
their conclusions, however, upon
some excellency they may have
observed in such Jews with whom
they have come in contact. To
friends and foes alike, we should
like to say the word of caution
and suggest that Jews as whole,
like every other group, have their
saints, and their sinners, no group
so far as we know having a mon
opoly on either"
We should think that with
these Introductory statements for
guidance, DR.. Meyer would steer
clear and straight course. In
stead of that, we find him very
soon yielding to the temptation
of finding something about the
Jew that makes him unique.
First of all" says he, eve should
set down as typical a certain emo
tionalism in the Jew. He feels
deeply. He takes his joys and
his sorrows earnestly. 1t
expresses itself in a marked ply
steal nervousness with serious
and mental results"
The Jew feels deeply. He takes
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01
HOUSE CLEANING.

HOUSE CLEANING.
The Vigilance Committee of
the Minneapolis I. O. B. B. lodge,
appointed at this weeks meeting,
will, if it takes it's duties serious
ly, and discharges them with dill
gence and zeal, accomplish more
for the Jewish community and it's
good name and standing, than has
any other organized group of
Jewish people since the commun-
ity came into being. The Vigi-
lance Committee is to carry out
the Mosaic injunction, "Thou
shalt destroy the evil from the
midst of thee" In a rapidly
growing Jewish community such
as the one of Minneapolis is, al
ready numbering about 1900
souls, it is inevitable that some
disreputable characters, law viola
tors, and malefactors should be
harbored in it's midst. If we were
of any other group but the Jew
ish, we should not have to spe-
cially worry about it, but would
simply cooperate with all other
good citizens in everything that
promotes the interests of the
city, including it's morals. We
would not do it as Irishmen for
the benefit of the Irish group, or
as Swedes for the Swedish.
But it is different in the case
of us Jews. To the prejudiced,
unreasoning mass, and especially
to the inveterate Jew-haters, the
discovery of one or two Jewish
malefactors means that all Jews
are engaged in the same evil prac-
tees, that it is a "Jewish vice."
as some of our sociologists would
say. This is the thing we have to
guard against. And if we succeed
in removing the evil from Our
midst, we shall not only benefit
ourselves, protect the good name
of the Jew, but benefit the city as
we'll.
We do not know how much work
the Vigilance Committee will find
for itself to do, but be it much
or little, it will have to be steady,
firm, energetic, fearless, and re-
lentlessly stern. 1t will have the
support of not only the I. O. B. B.
organization, with membership
of over one thousand, but of the
whole Jewish community, and of
the city authorities, too. Let it
advance to it's task unafraid.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01

his joys and his SORROWS earnest
ly. Quite true. But what ra-
tional human beings do not, even
It they belong to group called
Irish or German? Are other HUI
man beings in the habit of laugh
ing at their sorrows and being
joyful with long, downcast faces
The nervousness and irritability
of the Jew, which has so often
been remarked by scientific OBJ
servers, but which in the state
ments of most writer's is much
exaggerated, is due to different
cause entirely, cause that would
produce in a Frenchman or an
Englishman the same effect.
Coming from lands of persecution
where the dread and terror in
which he constantly lived have
weakened his nerves, and finding
himself in new land of oppor-
tunity where the struggle for
life's prizes is very keen, and
throwing himself into this strug-
gle with considerable zest, his
weaker nerves cannot stand the
strain. That is all there is to it.
The second and especially the
third generation of American or
English Jews, if not corrupted by
the vices of their environment
and their social set, even as non
Jewish youths similarly situated
are corrupted, have no more
nerves" than others, and are per-
fectly normal.
Linked with this, DR.. Meyer
adds another characteristic, the
Jews tendency to go to extremes,
SO that eff he is a criminal, he
is a low type" just as if he is
loyal, say, to his faith, he suffers
and sacrifices everything for it.
But of what human beings is that
not true? Deep faith, strong con-
viction and courage make mar
tyrs. Has not DR.. Meyer read
about the early Christian martyrs,
the medieval Christian martyrs
for the sake of freedom and
truth? And what difference is
there between a low type and a
high type criminal? We should
think that a cowardly murder for
the sake of robbery or rape is
low enough type Of crime. Do
Jews predominant in it, even pro-
portionately?
DIR. Meyer then stresses the
Jews intellectually, his thirst for
knowledge, and then contradicts
himself by saying that in the
West he loses his purely intellec-
tual interest, etc. In other words,
the Jew is subject to the unfit
ences of time, country, conditions
of life, and the general ideas that
prevail around him, just as others
are. In the past his religion i'm
b,,ed hin, with 2 love Of earnino
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01
THE CONVENTION OF THE
MOVIE MEN.

province to take note of the con-
vention of moving picture pro-
ducers and exhibitors which is
this week taking place in Mime
apolis. We have heard some hui
morists remark that it was a Jew
ish convention. Nine out of
every ten in attendance, we are.
told, are of our race.
The statement that is so often
made by friends and foes alike,
namely, that the moving picture
industry is almost entirely con-
trolled by Jews, is apparently not
so far from the truth. The addi-
tional assertion, however, made
by prejudiced Jew-haters that it
is therefore the Jews fault that
the movies are often vulgarized
and commercialized without re-
gard to their baneful influence
upon the public, and especially
on Our youth, is as baseless as
are all the other ISLANDERS that
imbecile Henry's hired liar has
been spreading. Vulgarizing and
commercializing art and every
thing else is one of the many sins
of our commercial age, and has
no more to do with the Jews as
Jews than it has with the inhabi-
tants of Mars. If the entire in
dustry were in the control of the
French or the English or the pure
Yankees, it would not be any diff
ferent.
Over against some cheap and
tawdry pictures, debasing good
taste and morals, and of a de-
cidedly vicious influence on the
country's youth, which are some
times shown, let us set the many
truly artistic productions, the
wholesome pictures, the educa-
tional films that are shown in all
first class houses, and let us give
producers and exhibitors credit
for their worthy efforts in that
line. Surely all fair-minded STU
dents and investigators will find
that the good greatly predomin-
ates over the evil.
Yet, after all is said, there is
here an opportunity for our peo-
pie to render the greatest service
to their fellow citizens, to the
cause of true art and good morals,
and incidentally to the cause of
the Jew, by putting the moving
picture industry on the highest
possible plane. If the public taste
and desire in such matters need
educating, here is an opportunity
to educate them. If the Jews
really are in control of the movie
business, let them see to it that
no picture that panders to vulgar
tastes and immoral minds leaves
their studios, or is shown on their
screens. What fine opportunity
here to show that the Jew can rise
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01
THE NEW PRESIDENT OF
THE UNION OF AMERI-
CAN HEBREW CONGRE-
CATIONS.

In the death of J. Walter Fret
berg, the Union of American He
brew Congregations lost a faith
full servant of more than ordi-
nary endowments of heart and
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-01
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

What, then, we ask, are the spe-
cific characteristics of the Jew as
compared with his non Jewish
neighbor?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
Child Entitled TO Opinions.

In trimming thc child. his opinions
should be respected and parents sh"u'u
take time aud harS patience 4" sio"
him wherein he Is right or wrong. lie
certainly cannot always far" ms own
way, now nor IN the futurr' 'hcretore
D, uust learn to obey before he IL III
m command. and careful. rons'"n'
Z; ro,ui,o Is needed 10 produce this re-
sult. Children should be rhu'hS WIN
their parents, AMI should MS" rave
tho cornpanionship Of other children
and ,eorn to "gct nlong' without am
mites or auarrcls; ahapiab''it! Is eS
Genital 10 happiness.--Exchange'
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
FLU EPIDEMIC AGAIN RAGING THROUGH
COUNTRY.
PEOPLE WHO ARE LIST1.ESS MD
RUN DOWN, MORE APT TO
SUCCUMB THAN HEALTHY
PERSONS.

It's dangerous TO feel liSllcSs. II
means that you arc run down anu
have. lazy liver, with poison III
the blood. 1t means that you are
not in shape to resist the flu germs.
An1 hd germs ur" everywhere.
You breath them all the time. Per
sons " nh whom you associate carry
the germs TO you, and if YOU are not
in good health you will contract
the disease.
Pcpsotonc will build you up. The
handy tablets arc full Of new cncrg,
for you. They will move all i'm
purities from the system. They
will purify the blood, and pure
blood can resist the attack of flu
germs.
The csc. package Of Pcpsoione is
an investment for better hcaltl, an
Investment we'll worth making. Your
druggist has n supply and Will bt
dad 10 furnish, you with Pep>otone
e''' - ca
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
Women on Juries Old STUFF

While considerable ink is flowing
relative to women SERVING rs Jurors
inc theme j. rather old in Chester pa
1t has bp"n proved that this city had
the first jury Of women empanciea in
ms country. and TINT was IN 1859
The history OF the Carter family
on" Of tn" curly settlers of Pcnnsvl-
vnnin. has IA" following to Suy nbout
TIA" public service Of one OF its ,uem-
brrS:
Mary Garter vas one OF a Jury of
women cinpaneled in Chester in 1859
10 examine Il female convict and re.
port whether she should cDdhrp the
puni"ii!nch! Tie court had urderrd'
Inc appointment nt this Jury vas
made II, confu"innnCc with a rule laid
down by William Penn who. with his
prejudice against capital punishment
and undue penal scrviiudc. gave his
rrrinE subjects much opportunity to eS-
cape the fruits of their miSlccGS.
TW" hundred ana thirtI-onc wears
after Mary Carter served on Il Jury
other Chester WnriCn'S mines have
been placed In the .iury wheel for
service az the next term Of court
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF. Il deed of trust dated
the 9th day of March, 1907, made
by ID. r. Thomas and Mary +.
THOMAS. his wife, to the undcrsisn-
cd trustee, and recorded in the Of
flee Of the Clerk Of the County
Court of Grcenbricr County. West
Virginia. III Trust Deed Book No
I. at page 81 IL. | will sell ut public
AUCTION. to the highest responsible.
bidder, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH, 1921
commencing at ~ o'clock noon. H.
front of the Bank of I.cwisbura
Grccnbrier County. West Virginia..
the following described real estate,
that is TO say:
That certain lot or parcel Of
! ground. with The improvements
.thcrcon, situated and fronting on
Lee Street, in the said Town of
t.ewisburg. Grccnbricr County.
West Virginia, and adjoining the
property now uwncd by l.. s. David
son. Miss l.. =. Mathews and W. C..
Beard, and containing one acre and
IL and - poles. be the same more
or less, being the same property
lately occupied by -. II. Thomas
as n residence.
Atff'ir - oIiitltHl CASH 10 QlS-
charge and pay OF the note Sccur-
ed by the aforesaid trust deed, or
any renewals thereof, in whole or
IN part, the accrued interest there
on. and. all taxes and insurance
premiums remaining unpaid at the
time of executing this trust, and the
residue in two equal inStallmentS,
payable i'll one and two years re-
spcctivcly, from date Of sale. for
which deferred payments said trus-
tee shall require notes with good
personal endorsement, bearing in
tercst from day OF sale, ard retcn-
tor. OF legal titlc as further security
in the premises.
W. t.. NELSON,
2-25-lw TruSteo
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of Fannie Lipps, deceased
arc hereby notified to- present the
same. with full legad proof thereof.
before the undersigned Commission
or of Accounts for settlement at his
nilicc in the Bank of Grccnbrier
Building, l.cwiSburg, West Virginia
on or before the 9Th day vf April.
1921, ut which tine and place the
rights between the creditors of
said estate ami Nettie Ellis. Admin
lsiratr'N thereof, will b'- adjudicat-
ed.
y distribution settlements between
the heirs of said estate. Will be made
after The right Of the creditors
heirs are hereby notified to present
NE proper Dr"nfs Of their right,
before The undersigned Commis-
;,Ioncr AT Tie place and time as
hc"rinbctDrr. Si:t ont.
2-23-Gw SAINT. PRICE,
COMMISSIONER Of Accounts.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04
GERMAN War PLOT
F'an to Wreck Machinery in
Chilean Nitrate Feds.
Had the Scheme Succee.cs Oh. cr,
War Might Have Had Vastly
Different Erairc.

We depends upon ,.,.,,lrS!y, nm.
Wuniii";i. ENrd">iy,, a:nrnuajlj,, ,,.
p"n"> absolutely upon nitric aciI and
'.'' mug" supply ~ nitric acid whicl,
- necessary comes almost entirely
i|"" III" n't:at" fields 81 Chile. The
>"u'"'' nitrate "C the Chilean pamros
makes 1t possible for The guns of IN.
world 10 speak.
me most colossal war in tho worlds
history depended upon q li,,I, ,irin
"' desert In northern Cbil. ,.ri,o.
Willard Price in the Christian Hawaii,
'"rnnny well understood this C,c,
r"' years before the wnr She MIR.
CHASED annually ~ per cent of tlilc's
'olai production OF nitrate. This cnurm.
GUS quantity WAS buugh, uStcn>ihly 10
pe hscd ms fertilizer. ard. in rnct.
'huch OF ii was :" used. Eut also
huch OF II was SyStcmarically STORED
away FOR the Manufacture az ;i;D,uuut
t!oh: :" that. when the clou,!hurs,
'"'h',' "'rInanA lah "E hand vast
supply 81 explosives ana OF nitra.cs
from which explosives could be- I,iad.
win tn" beginning OF war she WAS.
"i course. promptly cut of from! com
municaii"n with Chile. Since /, wos
Impossible" for hc! To get more Chilean
WtfUtc. Sh" would max" Il nlso i'm
possible for the allies To Yet n. Tho
outcome Of Ibis reasoning WAS , plo+
IN" story Of which never cot To mos,
Norm AincricnnS. hut which found to
he widely known in South America
but FOR the telltale wagginy OF
drunken mans tongue. the wnr MIGHT
nave come /" q conclusion OF SORT
'hr NOR" pleasing 10 the kaiser.
one day In February OF 1917 n
chilean miner came down from tho
''i'rh'e pampaS ~ the coast town az
He had money. He
visited cHntina and III time bccamc
druhkehty GarrulouS His bubblinps
''i"uc MS listeners sit M sharply and
exchange glanCuS. and later rcn,r, N
the authorities.
An Investigation followed anil q .,u.
pcndons Gorlnan plot was revealed
haFfn: FOR It's object nothing less than
',' destruction of the machinery in
all the nitrate otcinas Of Chile.
inc plot was tn he c0nSu,nmotc1 nm
fehruary 70 1.-THE same tute ms ,b,,
ser Tor the atteIspt, which proved ru.
tie' 10 steal the Peruvian aulnna.
rineS). Charges we'll placed under
ooiiers and nj other vulnerable points
"ou!d have wrecked machinery TINT II
""u'h nave taken ut least year and
u half to replace.
or course, guards were immcJ,n,e,v
ue'"i'ed ana tn" pinn was abandoned.
h"t II the plot had succceded--w,,at
th"h! In few months tho existing
supply Of nitrate In the hands OF the
allies would have been exhausted. The
manufacture Of ammunition. except In
Germany. would have stopped.
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SAVED BY RABBIT
Lucky Catch Preserved Lives of
Surveyors.
On tho Verge Of Starvation i, Cana
dian "i'ds, Small Creature Was
Godsend to Men and Docs

Inc lying survey that the cnginecrs
oi the Grand Trunk Pacific railway
made through the unexplorcd forests
ana mountains OF Canada was attend
w u! Hi manner Of hHrdShips and
adventures. II is remarkable tina, so
lew men lost their lives, for the work
winch was pushed forward winter and
summer, WAS always filled with dan
3ers. An experience related in Mr.. r..
y. inlbots book The Making of a
Great Canadian Railway" affords a
sral'nlc ldca OF the puiuS and pen
alticS that many surveyors endured
IN That silent. appropriated country:
III the depths OF winter was out
with one OF the surveyors on an OK.
p!oration trip. We had four dogs and
couple Of Si"ishS not heavily laden.
Somehow ar other, owing to the
Climbing snow, we were DELAYED and
lost our way. The dogs had to GO
without food and we ourselves did not
fast" bite for three days; nor did
we catch sight Of the smallest Spcci-
men OF game One thing after unuth-
ar was thrown off the SlcigES to ease
the plight Of the dogs, grown so thin
from want OF food that their ribs
showed through their skins. Only our
sleeping bags were retained. Through
The day we stumbled along on our
Sn"wsh"cs, constantly falling over OBJ
SiRc'cs aud bruisiug ourselves against
me trees. At night we lny down by
our camp fire, utterly exhausted and
faint from hunger and cold.
II was on the third morning that l
deserted the flint footprints OF
Jack rabbit. II was The first sign OF
game that We had seen for three days.
| drew my compnnion's attention to
the tracks.
stop right here and light fire
Wen have something TO cat this morn
Ing or else ! won't come back ugain!"
cried cxcltetlly as l grabbed IVY gun
] sped off with my eyes glued to
those scarcely diScernible footprints.
But ii was weary tracking: the trail
was as elusive q will-othc wiSp as
anyone could find in the forest. For
thr~, solid hours I followed il rclent-
irssly stumbling and falling wildly.
hriis!ng my shins and tearing my
hands through the bush.
AZ last it disappeared into willow
shrub. Crawling up wariiy. | searched
the thickei, ami there Spied the quar-
ry Fearful that in my excitement I
might take too hurried an aim with
Hy !'ihc. miss. brighten. and lose the
aniirni, ! CruVi"d steadily forward on
my hnnU~ and knees. When within
q, arms reach | made ~ sudden, spring
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCuOOI
NOTES:
'ELNA Bn>N>ronp. Kcpor,rrJ

Inc following program WAS sub.
m.'l"h tor Wednesday. rrmu ar>
End:
SONG. america" >,,i,r.
SCRIPTURE READING.
r,>,. ..,, Lula MctlunI
NoNH. "Marchiug Thru ,.ror.i,.'
READING. Eru., r,.,,,[r,,,..
nI',,.,. >iofN. HachcI Eium.,
mss nraNhcai aud Jess" Hubbit
GRAFTON. n,r,, c,,,,
LonKEN1 EVENTS.
n,,r,, Mildred Knight
Di;BA dissolved. That Wash
,neton Was a Better General than
Pcrshins:
Affirmative: S,g,,;vc
Clark Babcr Earle Er,n,fnrd
Campbell Hume Thro NrViIl;nm
t2UARTET,
,Ce Williams. Jesse Bobbitt.
o>, Lowe Wyatt
HO-\G. Star S2anglcd Banner"