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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Another indication al tho trend o. the
times j. that Il continued story about
borrowed husbands or confessions OF 4
v ifr is a much better circulation builder
IAN Il series Of able articles on kitchen
.numl Ohio State Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

When tho United States Ecis big
enough nav then !; can demand ":h"r
cations To diS:4rm Hu. :; g hotter 10
J." sat" than Surry- Blucneld DAILY
Telcpraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

resignation Of tn" German cab
- II forrgone conclusion. 1t is
- ., hr hard To get 4 cabinet with
, q, ...lu" to tax" the blame tor aC-
&, allied rcparatl"nS demands.
I'm lust h" dom. --~ Huntington
! I,r.,. - tiTh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

On commencement day n" graduate
regards himself "a a finished product.
Later on, he discovers few rough
edges.
q. that May were MayinG,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

IIars arc complete for the RummaEe
Sale, by the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Central VI. T.: church. 10 be held at ZOO:
Main street. beginning Tuesday. May 10.
and continuing until all articles are
sold, If donors wish their contributions
called for. please telephone SIR.
Io5u-R. III Warw God. or ITO Woods
dale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Now that they are inSurng Tor every
thing. how about q policy against insur-
ance agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Six councilmanir candidates have
snent nothing. II they arc elected may
NE truthfully say that they nave re-
caiyea something for nothing?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

1t was all right for the Denver Post
o permit a minister TO get out an ideal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

4 % percent reduction in jazz would
help some Of our orChcStraS. too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Difficult for Civilians.

newspaper for one day. About tho Soc
Und day dcaliSm would run W. against
sordid commcrcialism and cmcrG" h"rs
de combat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

.-R1;Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

get ia" supplies qu:'ni!. Th.S Jos
O. "f diSmiSS!ng all considerations "i
.,n ~, and focuSsing every effort ON
o. Icratl"nS Of speed ,w;IS very diiI
for civilian minds I" lear, hut Il
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
WILL FIGHT TO KEEP BOND ISSUE DOWN.

Senator Edgar r. StaatS. Of Park
ersburS, is to fight TO keep the bond
| issue for roads down TO Sl0,0OO 900,
or onc-fifth of what the good roads
amendment would permit. While
an ardent good roads advocate, the
Wood county Senator is convinced
that the sum mentioned by him is
sufficient to complete the road sys-
tenn contemplated, with the addi-
tlonS that arc TO come from regular
revenue sources.
1t is said by Senator Stats that
the money available for road build
lnS' excluding the bonds, will be
more than S7,0O0,000 Il year for the
next two years, or S14.O0O,OOO for
the period intervening before the
next regular session Of the Legisla-
lure. He gives the annual revenue
from automobile licenses at moro
.han 81 800 900. and from the levy
Tor Glass \ roads at HS3,5OO 900. On
me Federal end this State has So
! W. 900 of :; credit, Senator Staats
says.
Regarding the much mootcd sec
tlon II of the good roads bill, which
apportlonS road construction among
lhe % counties of the State on The
basis OF Class \. mileage, and which
Is the cruN Of the Measure, Senator
Staats is substantially favorable.
re does not believe, however. that
II would be possible or practicable
to carry on road work in each coun-
~ at The same time. His ideas is
mat each county shall have its
proper proportion of the work, if
MOI III one year then in another.
me plan of the trunk lines should
be kept III mind while county de
Neloi'mcnt work progresses. and
inc best interests of The latter should
DC SuDNcrvCN al all times.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
LIMESTONE GETS RATE RAISE.

On Thursday. March 10th, n.
Charleston, The Public Service Conn
mission. before whom the Lime
stone Telephone Company's appli-
cation for ;in increase in rates ho,
bccn pending since last July, finally
decided the matter, allowing the
company to increase it's rental rates
IL per cent. on an investment valued
at S60.O00.
The schedule of toll charycs. al-
$" applied for by the telephone
company was moi allowed. Neither
is the Company permitted to make
the increase retroactive, beginning
with July 1, 1920, as had been re-
queStcd. The new rates will be-
come effective April /, 1921. The
increase will equal S4.OO Der wear
advance on each subscriber. How
ever this is not to be made as, alai
ralSe OF Sl.0o on each phone rent
er but as q II per cent increase
ON the amount that each subscriber
Is now paying. That is the higher
once telephone rents will be in
creased more than that paid for in
aiV'dual or home phones. Ii will
DC seen thai the increase is ON ,
pro rata basis on the old rents.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
TA0TSKY'S VENGEANCE.

Details of the fall of KronSla.ll
Ecforr th2 repeated ou>laushtS u;
tn" H"lSEcvik army under command
Of Leon Trolsky. the Soviet War
Minister. have been brought to
Stockholm BIZ refugees.
In the citadel according to the
refugees. some l 200 men were left
endeavoring to fight their way to-
ward the east, and in the other fort
resseS approximately 1000 were
made prisoners by the BOlSheviki.
All officers and leaders among the
military forces and civilians were
immediately picked out and on
,Irotskcy'S order. given before the
final attack. were executed. Their
bodies were thrown on the ice of
the gulf of Finland, with stones and
scrap iron in the pockets so that
they will will sink when the ice
breaks up. All the other rebel sold
icrs informed are awaiting the fu
turc, which. according to the ref
ugceS. most likely will bring cxccu-
lions. AS food is scarce and the
victorious soviet army is on half
ratiOnS, the situation of the prison.
crs is easily Understandable. the
refugees pointed out.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
MATEWAN PRISONERS ALL ACQUITTED

AT Williamson, Minso county. on
Monday, the 21st, the jury brought
III verdict acQuitting the Ii men
who. for the last six weeks had
been on trial in the Circuit Cour,
Tor the killing of Albert E.. FcliS Of
the Baldwin-FcitS Detective Agency
III May laSi ut Matcwan when the
dctectlvcS were engaged in cvictiny
miners from tcnemcnls owned by :,
incorporating company. They
were. however. required to give
BOND for their appearance April
l2th I" be tried for the KILN. of
another Of the detectives.
In connection with the return of
The verdict, Wade Bronson, Prose-
cutting Attorney of Mingo, turned
III his resignation to Judge Bailey.
effective April 1st. 1t was accepted
and Samuel ID. Stokes. city solicitor
OF Williamson. was named to fill his
place.
This ,has been perhaps the most
sensational criminal prosecution
ever known in the State.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
HOUSE REJECTS BOUNDARY LINE BILL,

One Of the important bill reject
rh by the House Of Delegates We'd
Hcsday was House Bill 357, which
proposed to take approximate,
, $4,000 acres Of land from Green
h i"r county and transfer il to
rholas county. 1t was reported
".t of the House Committee on
counties, districts and municipali-
lies. with the recommendation that
!, DO not pass. The vote ON reicc
lion was unanimous.
The proposed measure was ND al
q public hearing before joint mcc,
'ns of the Committee on counties
h'S'ricts and municipalities Of boil,
Inc House and Senate Tuesday eve
nInS. Appearing for the bill were :
\: l.. Craig and DR.. James McCIung.
ol fleetwood. Appearing in oppo-
NiIon for Greenbricr county were :
MrSsrS. C.. f. Boone, Charles \. Nc
,M,h0rter. William B. Blake, Jr.. T.,
w. Shields, T.. w. Sydcnstrickcr. l..
w. howan, Howard +. Williams, and
i. y. McWhortcr. The latter made
III" argument for Grcenbricr County
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
NOT so EASY AFTER ALL,

Walter II. lcager. Of Chyernc.
sends us copy of The Wvoniu"
Htate Tribune of the 18th i'm which
we lind an intercstcing account Of
i thrilling adventure DR.. C.. y. Beard
OF that city had recently had with
IL wculd-bc robbcr and his wife
who came to grief in the effort to
hoid up the physician while an
SwcrInS dccOy call about nine
O'Clock at night. The Tribune re-
ports the results of The encounter.
about as follows:
DR.. Beard in possession of tbc rc-
Volvcr; Hight of the waning star
with two bullets from his own re-
volver probing The night in search
OF him; the curt direction that the
woman 'bcal it ponto.
The physician at tn. ShcrjU,>
once taking inventory OF his hurts
IA bruised temple. sprained leg and
cut hand--and sketchins the detail,
on that Iurid attompt at hold-up for
Inc official benefit of Sheriff Gcorrr
j. Carroll. b
Shrcwd, swift work bv Carroll
IN Hrrcs!ina the woman at her room
III the Plains; the man near ,hr
'hlon Pacltic roundhousr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
vOLUM So
IN BEAUTIFUL ARLINGTON.

The body Of Lieu. Alexander
+. Matthew's. who was killed in
France on The 24ih day of August,
1918 and temporarily buried there,
va> brought back to his native land
.caching Washington last week. for
anal intcrment in the Arlington
/. $. National Cemetery, Virginia.
II the time OF his death. ai The age
y; wears, the gallant young air.nan
and soldier held the rank of First
Lieutenant in the L. $. Air Service
hnt was attached to the Slth Squad
ron Royal Flying Corps. British
l:>pcditionary Force. having been
trained for air service in England
and prefcrring the British air.
piHnc.
Lieutenant Matthew's was dis
inGuishcd graduate of the Culver
Military Institute. Culver. Indiana,
4 recognized leader and probably
the most popular member of his
class. When America entered the
yr,;.t World War he was among the
fri 10 enlist Young. adventurous
2rI ambitious to win he was ready
J" 50 where the fight was thickcsi
Though he fell in the line Of duty
and patriotic service his untimcIv
death was Il crushing blow to his
fond and devoted parents and q
very large circle Of loving and adj
mirinS friends.
His parents. Col. apd Mrs. Mason
Mathews, and sister, Miss Elizabeth,
Jeff for Washington Tuesday night to
attend the reinterlpcnt at Arling-
len. Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
other kin and friends present for
This last tribute Of love and rcsDcc;
were II. ~. and Mrs. G.. G.. Mathews.
"I l.rwiSburS; VIM. Gordon Mathew
md nabney E.. +. Davis. of Charles.
ION. and no doubt many others I'm,
known to us at this time. His loved
. ones will find. no doubt a measure
Of consultation in the fact that as i
Eravc soldier he died at The Dosl of
duty and now finds his final RESTING
place, not in 4 far distant foreign
land. but in the bosom of dear Old
NlrSinia-in beautiful Arlington,
hallowcd by many sacred assOciu.
lions and precious memories rs the
home of the Incompatible man and
soldier, Robert +. Lee. "a"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
MAINTAINS WILSON'S POLICY.

The Wilson policy toward Rus.
III is being continued for the pres
cnt by the Harding administration.
Officials of the State Department
have been instructed to act on all
matters concerning Russia aS they
did under Wilson.
The principal points Of the Viii
son Russian policy were:
|. Absolute refusal to recognize
the Russian Soviet government.
=. Non-intcrfcrencc in internal
affairs in Russia in the belief
that RusSia's salvation can only be
worked out by herself.
;. \ neutral attitude towards
trade between the United States
and Russia; that is, permission to
private American commerce to
trade with Russia at its own risk.
The Russian policy to be decided
on by President Harding is under
stood to hinge largely upon the pres
cnt rebellion in Russia against the
Soviet regime. Should the red
government be ovcrthrown, Hard
ing and Secretary Of State Hughes
may decide upon Il policy of I'M,
mediate cooperation to put Russi,
on its feet.
The success of the present anti
bolShevik movement in RusSia de-
pendS upon the support ii can en-
list from The ountry districts. it is
believed. Even If the present i'll
Surrrcti"n is put down. the bolShr-
rik will be forced to resume food
seizures, the cause OF pclsan! dis
lCOIitcuI
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
SIR MOSES EZEKIEL DIES IN ITALY,

inc people of Virginia and West
Virginia will learn with regret of
me death of this eminent artist who
oicd recently in Italy having made
HIS nome III Rome for many years.
Sir Moses was graduated from the
'. NJ. |. at Lexington in 1866 enter
in% that famous school from his
nome in Richmond i'm 1862. He
NIX, a ncinbcr of the battalion of
cadets that made the memorable
charSc against the Federal battery
IN The battle of New Market on May
3D. lS64. III later years he exccut-
Gu 4 beautiful statue. named "Vir-
Slnia Mourning Her Dead" which
now stands OH the grounds at the
institute over the graves Of The ca
ucteS who lost their lives in the New
Market charge. He had begun work
upon bronze statue Of The first
superintendent OF the Institute, Gen
francis II. Smith, when he died.
inns statue was TO have been erect
ed IN front of the superintendent
quarters, and in a letter to General
Nicholas Sir Moses expressed great
pleasure i'll the prospect that he
would be able to attend its unvcil-
ing and again visit the scenes of
his cadet life.
The statues Of Stoncwall Jackson
at charleston and of Thomas Jclrcr-
son ut the University Of Virginia arc
well known works Of his hand.
hcncraI L. w. Nichols. Supcrin
icnurnt Of the Virginia Military
,n>filutr. accompanied by six cadet
captalns, will attend the ceremonies
incident to The intcrmcni of the
body of Sir Moses Ezekiel at Arlin-
ION on March Both. The cadets
VIII act rs pallbcarcrS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
MAYOR KILLS GRIDIRON STAR

William Johnson, Mcdowell coun
~ road supervisor, was shot and
fatally wounded on the 2nd by May
or John Whit. at Wclch, in a quar-
rel over personal affairs, according
TO Sheriff William Hatfield, of Nc
Dowcll. Mayor Whit is in jail
charged with the killing. Hatfield
sad, but is expected to give bond.
Johnson was shot twice, once in
The leg and once in The right side.
The bullet that entered his side
proved fatal, as it entered the vital
organs.
Johnson was an cX-SOldicr, hay
lnG served as Lieutenant nFrancc
and came Of prominent family.
lie was Il member Of The West
Virginia University football team
last fall and while on this team
gained peculiar fame as field goal
kicker.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
NEW CAPITOL COST.

George w. McClintic, speaking in
formally before Il meeting of the
kanawha Bar Association in Char
lesion last Friday night said that
estimates place the cost of new
State Capitol building at $1,000 900.
He did not enter into details, but
merely mentioned the subject in the
course of discussion of matters
pending before the Legislature.
The estimate given by Mr.. Nc
Clintic is the first word to come
from 4 State official regarding The
cost Of new structure. The insur-
ancc on the old capitol has not yet
been adjusted.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
TOOK GOOD ADVICE,

\ young physician who had
'"nrSc OF HE medical and surgical
FIl'rl work Of manufacturing
P''nt asked The doctor Of The Public
,'rh'th Service how he could induce
'!> employers to raise his salary,
""'ch was twelve hundred dollars
. year. Study The needs Of YOUR
r.aht. advised the Service doctor:
"'IrHligatc the causes of accidents
'"n OF headaches and cOIics; sug-
T'N' ways whereby they can be re-
'"'cn and the lost time can be
,""N'd' ana see what will happen"
rN iilonlhS later the physician told
"'' service doctor that ne had acted
III ms advice and that his employ
WV nad doubled his salary. Pre-
'n'i'c hygiene is always worth
'"'ce as much rs relief work.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
NEW PASSENGER MOTOR TRUCK,

experiments conducted by the
winchester and Western Railroad
between Winchester and Inlcrmont,
W. Va, with a 3l-paSscngcr car,
mounted on iiVc-IOn truck chassis,
equipped with Hanged tires, have
proved SO successful that addition.
III cars will be built, it was stated
by William Il. Cornwcll, President.
Railroad officials who tested the
output predicted that il NAV even
tunlly rrvolutionizc passenger traf-
tic on sh0rt-linc railroads all over
the country. The car is heated b>
c!cctricilN, there is no smoke, cind-
crS or dust, and passengers ride
with aS much comfort as in a stand
ara coach, it is said. Attached to
the car is Il trailer for mail, express
ana baggage. Completion Of The
last half mile Of road TO Wardcns-
Nlllc, the western terminus is as
Surcd at an early date, ii was said.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
DRAFT DODGERS TO Be MADE PUBLIC.

ne names of persons who cvad-
W me sclcctivc service law will be
,n'oc public by draft districts as
'opl1ly as the lists for the districts
can be compiled, it has been an
uno'nccd w. at the War Department.
"'ShlnSton. Local draft boards
''' rapidly completing final check
i" make sure that the names Of no
'''h shall appear as a draft cvader
InU actually served in some branch
., me military service Of this coun-
Try or the allies.
vs. soon as the final check has
,'n received at the War Depart
',Ih' the lists will be made avail
''It I" the press, il was announced.
,. u was understood that the first
>uirt population would be com
.''n within a few days.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
0UTWlTTED AND ARRESTED,

Arrested by Deputy Sheriff Buck
er when he picked up a package
supposed to contain $4,000 from the
miGdle of the street, Lester Foster,
OF "ayncSboro. is in the Augusta
county jail facing charge of black
mail. According to the authorities
Mrs. Lemucl Coiner, of Waynesboro
received an anonymous commune
cation directing her TO leave tho
sum or $4,000 in Il certain dcSignat-
cd spot. Failure 10 do this or to
Inform the authorities would hr
'Death before morning." the mes
sage said.
Immediately getting into comlnu-
nicatlon with Deputy Sheriff Buch-
er Mrs. Coincr was advised 10 fix
up bogus package and leave il i'm
the designated spot.
roster, according TO The Wayucs-
boro authorities. walked linto the
Trap sci by picking up the package
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
A LITTLE MORE FREEDOM,

Talking no longer is punishabl"
cflenSc in the Illinois State Peni-
tcntiary. Prisoners hereafter NAV
chat all they want to on the topics
of the day and other innocuous
subjects. "In oldcn days when Of
licialS confined an inmate with on
ly the view Of punishment for his
crime the rule of silence was strict
~ adhered to-" explained Judge e..
II. Jenkins. director of public wei
fare. "ln the long days of silence
the mind OF the prisoner turned to
aud dMclt on vicious Subjects"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
HOLLY GRIFFITH AGAIN INDICTED,

The Marshall county grand jury
on the 18Th indicted q. w. NIolly)
Griffith for the murder Of Henry
Lewis, 4 fellow convict in the West
Virginia pcnitcntiary. Lewis was
slain when Griffith in escaping from
the prison last January was opposed
by his fellow convict. Griffith in
his flight down the Ohio river is al
lcgcd to have murdered Ira HOuHh,
Oh Mason county and he has teen
indicted by the grand jury Of that
county for the crime. The question
OF Mason cOunil'S jurisdiction over
The Grill,th case IS nov. pending in
inc state Supreme Court. in the
event Of the Mason county cialu,
beng rejected hv wiz nv tried in
MM'rhall counts TO- tuc murder Of
Lewis.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
RUSSIA AND POLAND AT PEACE.

The RuSso-PoliSh treaty was sign
Ell on the 18th. says dispatch to
the London Times from Riga. The
dispatch adds that the treaty is to
he ratified at MinSk within thirty
days.
Under the treaty, thirty million
gold rublcs arc to be paid to Poland
within twelve months.
The terms Of the treaty are vir-
tually the same rs those Of the pre-
llmlnary treaty except as conscrns
The amount to be paid by Russia.
Altogether the treaty contains
twenty-SiX clauses.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

John ID. Rockefeller, tn" richest
Young man i'll the world. and who,
on me death Of his father, will be-
inc richcSt man of any age in the
W"rid. teaches a Sunday School
class IN New York. The Bible los.
son OF last Sunday concerned Sam
son ana DclIlah, and the teacher
Dlamcd the downfall OF Samson
on the Fact that the strong m,n
n'air!cd a woman OF another nation
fhlhstinc. SO, from this lesson
Young Rockefeller points ont the
aanScr Of marrying one of a dir-
lcrcni country and Il different re-
ii9iOuS faith,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
LOGAN HAS Big FIRE,

The logan Machine Shops. in
inc industrial section Of the city.
was burned TO the ground Sunday
The 10Th with an estimated damn9r
.of $4,000. Defective wiring in the
ROOF OF the main structure is
thought to have been the cause. The
blaze had gained such hcadway
when discovered that lircmcn were
taxed to capacity in preventing the
ilamcS from spreading to nearby
bu''ninss, one of which housed Il
tHrSc planning mill. The damage j.
sad to be largely covered by in
SurHncc. The concern was owned
bV local men
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
CONTRIBUTES To GOVERNMENT.

Nearly 100000 women workers
had contributed portion Of their
1870 earnings to the Federal govern
mcnt when the rush TO pay income
taxes ended, it is indicated in re-
ports Of the Federal Revenue Bu-
rcau. The 100000 women contri.
butcd to The Government sum i'm
the nciShborhood Of $12O,OOO, 900,
or about onc-tenth OF the total a.
mount collected in personal tax re-
iIIrnS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
IMPORTANT TO METHODIST WOMEN,

The Wuman'S Missionary Council
Will hold it, eleventh Annual Meet
lnS iii Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal Church. South. Richmnnd. Va.
April 1920. 1921.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Will hold It's eighth Annual Meeting
in Central Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, Baltimore. Md, be-
ginning Tuesday evening May 10th
and closing Friday afternoon MAY
18Th, 1921.
n big attendance is much desired
ut each of these meetings.