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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28

can only bat it with their hands with
out leaving their places on the line.
Whenever a kicker succeeds in kick
ing the ball across the enemy's line
up his team scores five points, and
the teams change sides for the next
round. Every infraction of the rules
scores a point for the opposing team.
Game is won by the team first reach
ing fifty points.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28

Six craters have broken out and are
emitting flames and lava in the Sa-
moan group.
A serious fire seriously damaged the
new East River bridge in New York.
The emperor of Russia is suffering
a severe attack of depression and
melancholy.
An attempt to assassinate King
Leopold of Belgium was made by an
Italian anarchist.
A panic occurred in Melbourne
caused by the clouds of red dust
which enshrouded the city. The dust
clouds were accompanied by falling
balls of fire.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28
Answers to Fridays Queries

AnsWers to fridays queries
Mohandas X. Gandhi is the Indian
leader sentenced TO prison on a
charge OF sedition.
Easter takes its name from that OF
Eastre, the Anglo-SaXon goodness of
spring.
President Grant was christened Hiram
Ulysses.
Noon OIL midday is the exact moment
when the sun is on the meridian, or
the highest point attained in its
daily course.
Delhi, in the no~rth-central portion of
the country, is the capital of India.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28

What that something was will be
told in the Friday chapter.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28

The work of grading and crawling
the streets of Waikiki is progressing
satisfactorily.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28
PUUNENE DIVISION
TOWARDS PUUNENE

l. All trains daily except Sundays.
2 A Special Train CLabor Train) will leave Waikiki daily, except Sundays,
at $50 a M, arriving at Kahuui att $3.50 &. n, and connecting with the
500 a II. train for Puunene.
g. BAGGAGE RATES: $50 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free
of charge on each whole ticket and rs pounds on each half ticket when
baggage is in charge of and on the same train as the holder OF the ticket
For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be
charged.
For Ticket Fares and other information zee Local Passenger Tariff l. C. C.
No II or inquire at any Of the D epots.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28
" III | i ! ) ! !
DO YOU KNOW

WHO is the present Premier of
France?
WHY are eggs used at Easter?
WHAT is the meaning of "Bolshe-
wiki?
WHEN it is noon in New York what
time is it in Honolulu?
WHERE is the pupil of the eye?
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-28
FAVORITE RECIPES
OF FAMOUS WOMEN
No. 44-8y Mrs. Mamie Saunders Cobb
(Mother of Irwin S. Cobb
Russian Tea


For One-Half Gallon of Ice Tea
To one quart of boiling water add
three level tablespoons of tea. Steep
ten minutes. Dissolve one measuring
cup of sugar in one quart of cold wa
ter with the juice and rind Of three
lemons. Let stand for a few minutes.
Strain when cold before serving. Strain
again and fill glasses with crushed
ice. Most delicious when served with
tablespoon OF pineapple sherbet on
top.
Friday-Soft Gingerbread, by Juliet
Wilbor Tompkins.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
GRASSY MEADOWS.

Mr.. A. G.. Sawyers, who has been
| visiting relatives and friends here
Tor some time left this week for the
Old Soldiers Home i'm Oklahoma.
Pof which he is an inmate. His
tiaughtcr, Miss Goldie, who came
here with him surprised the folks
very much when they learned that
she and Paul Martin had motorcd
over to Roncevcrte last Sunday
afternoon and were married bv Rev
kinnard. They were accompanied
by her father and HI Sandige.
brothcr-in-law Of the bride The
groom is a son of AIKEN Martin, of
this place. May their married life
be happy one.
MIR. Howard Kestcr, of Bcckley,
who is preparing for the ministry
will have chage of McEllhcnny
Church this summer Preaching
every Sunday morning and evening
Come and hear him.
Miss lula Myles, who has DO
sition at Beckley, spent the past
week with her mother, Mrs. W. p.
Myles, near Blue Sulphur
There will be picnic at L O Nc
Llung's Store Saturday, July 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o Ford, of
Landisburs, spent the week end
with their parents. They were &C
companied back home by WIN.
Myles and John F. Montgomery, who
have employment there.
George Lowry, of Glcngean, visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. J. F Montgomery
recently
Mr.. kester will organize Chris
tan Endeavor at McEllh'enny next
Sunday night.
Miss Meta Ford is visiting on Pat
terson Greek this week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
REAL. ESTATE BOOMING

Grecnbricr County Real Estate
seems to be booming in the last
lew weeks. which means future
building and development for both
summer homes and permanent
residents. Dividing up the large
estates in the County has long been
needed and It's coming at This time
when the demands of the smaller
investor are so persistent, means
i!luIa to the county'h land owners.
During the past few weeks Coleman
and Son. OF BcckIcy, have Dur
chased and are busy Sub-dividinc
tne old Graham Farm here in Lew
lSDurS-while just outside the Cor
porate Limits, opposite the Fair
1round the Blue Grass Realty Co.,
OF Lewisburg, is dividing the old
Howard Smith Farm-thfs beautiful
tract called Tallahassee Place" is
10 be sold July II and 22nd at
auction, as per the advertisement
III inns ISSUE. 1t therefore seems
possible lor every one to own Il
piece OF ground who desires as the
terms on this property are within
reach Of even the smallest investor.
II will be but few years until
Lewlsburg and Ronccvertc road will
pc a continuous Town. Another
deal of recent date is the sale Of a
part OF the Old George Farm, now
owned by II. A. Murill, lying on the
Midland Trail, comprising SO acres,
10 MIR. Chas. Payne, of Charleston.
hnmor has it that the price paid
was around $12,0G0.00. This marks
the division of another Of the larg-
er farms.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14

i-hNlSRCRG DISTRICT MEETING
i!.c Annual Meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Societies Of Lew
isburs District will be held in Hills
Dor". W. Va, Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day. July 10Th and 10Th, the first
session Tuesday afternoon ut 3
clock. The meeting will adjourn
wednesday, afternoon in time for
!hc delegates to take outgoing
trains.
Each Society-Adult, Young Pco-
PIE and Junior, will please elect a
delegate, and send name at once, to
Mrs. A. {. Stillwcil, Hillsboro, w. Va
Delegates will be met at Sccbcrt,
De sure and state time of arrival.
Mrs. w. II. Ballengce, of Harris
onburs, Va, who is Vicc-Prcsident
ot the Conference Society will be
present as speaker.
MRS. w. J. YEAGER,
District Secretary.
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The 6hsERBRIER COUNTY W0MAN'S
ASSOCIATION,
ADVERTISEMENT

1t is most gratifying TO report
the success Of those who held the
membership booth at the Chautau-
qua tent. Some of The names Of
those who joined or renewed at
this time We're in last weeks issue.
The names of others are given be-
low:
Miss Kate Moore, Miss Caroline
Moore, Mrs. w. N. Jasper, Mrs Ida
Cliff. Mcssrs. Mason Bell, O b CoT-
man, ID + Moore, E S Watts, Homer
Holt, Harper Smith, of Renick; Robt
Blauvclt, of Wilson, n. G.. and r w
King, Of Bristol, Tenn. Member
fee of 800 may be sent to Mrs.
+ II. Mays, Lewisburg, at any time.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

II. +. Glasscock of Morgantown,
w va. was a business visitor in
LcwiSburS yesterday.
Miss Sadie Patton, of Monroe
county, is visiting her brothers G..
VI. and Cecil Patton in Lcwisburg
and will be with them for several
weeks.
Mrs. }. I. Shanklin, of near town,
has returned from an extended trip
TO Charleston and Logan. Accom-
panying her home were Mrs. G.. d.
Shanklin and baby daughter, BeryI
Elizabeth, OF Logan, and Mrs. Carl
}. Stone and little son, Glenn DOUG
las, Of Charleston.
Marshall Burns is very i'll at thc
home of his daughter, Mrs. A. 3.
Remley, Clintonville. His son. CLAY
ton Burns, of Pcterstown and Roy
Burns and wife, of Ecclcs, are at
his bedside.
II. X. Woolf and Lawrence T..
huffman, were business visitors in
LcwiSburg this week.
Little Mary Ann Ncttlcton acco,,.
panied Mrs s \ Pace home from
New York last week and is visiting
her aunts, Mrs. Hunter, Miss Carrie
Htratton, and other relatives.
John w FogIesong, son of John
VI. (Billy) Foglesong, was recently
one OF the fifteen winners of the +.
r. Roosevelt prize essay contest in
inc Stale OF illinois He has rela-
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RECENT MARRIAGES.

Henry l.. Stanley and Meta o. Nc
Million, June 18th, by Rev. Booth.
Ernest J. Wauhop and Miss Nan
ME l. Reynolds, June 1st.
VIM. A. Hutchinson and Miss Bina
Ruth Nickel, June End, by Rev. +.
B. Stewart
Manuel }. Martufi and Miss Ruth
VI. Huddlcston, June 4th, by Rev J.
G.. Hooks
Dewey II Price and Miss Verna
Hannah, June 9TH, by Rev. Lambert.
Edward ID. McMilIion and Izora
VI. Hartford.
Robert Scruggs and Mary STAN
ley, JUNG 18Th, by Rev. Grisby.
Eldridsc f. Brumbaugh and Miss
Anna ID Johnson, June Goth by Rev
h. b. Hudson.
James ii Loving and Mary Mas
ters, June 13, by Rev Washburn.
Bcrtus II. Hanna and Bessie b.
Hinklc, June 18th, by Rev. Bccry.
Thomas O Parker and Miss Ma
tilda A. Davis, June 18th, by Rev.
Beery.
Clarence +. Forrcn and Miss Re-
Gle Dixon, June 18th, by Rev. J. l..
Mccormick
D. C.. Wicklinc and Blanche C..
Counts, June 21st, by Rev. Moses.
II. G. McClanahan and Miss Brad
ford Whiting, June 10Th, bv Rev.
j. s. Wicklinc.
Wilton 6 McMillion and Miss
Cola b. Simmons, June DIST By Rev
w Fl. Henderson.
Roy Danbenspeck and Miss Ethel
&. Gibson, June 22nd, by Rev. e..
Hazel.
Sidney NJ Craft and Miss Mary
Gibson, June 22nd, by Rev J NJ
Moore.
Loche i Clingman and Mary l.
McClung, June DIST, by Rev Grogg.
William | Porter and Miss Annie
w. Caldwell, June 22nd by Rev. J.
l.. Lincwcavcr.
Frank J.. Richardson and Miss
Ncna Sims, July 4th, by Rev Grimes
Zero i. Durham and Lcssic
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Sunday evening Rodney Hokc
and Lawrence Hoke held up and
robbed Luther Mcdowell, on Hates
Mountain near the Old Bob Young
place or & miles from White Sui
phur, of $14,G0. They also rcceiv-
cd contributions from C.. II Vance
$500 and & A Vance $500 a watch
valued at $1,000 and Il $1.00 pocket
knife. Each robbcr had two guns
and they "shot Il ring" around their
victims feet TO aid them to shell
out. The robbed men were out
COW hunting and had taken refuge
in a cabin from rain storm when
the robbers appeared on the scene
and proceeded to hold them up as
above given. After the robbery the
hlghwaNmen made their escape
White Sulphur Sentinel.
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Claude S. Dalton and Miss Ros-
Bonds, June Goth, by Rev. Du Bose.
sic NJ. Vance, June 2Sth, by Rev. d.
A. Berry.
Mack Piercy and Susie l.. Tuck
willer.
Powelton p. Niche and Miss
Bessie r. Hardy, June 30th, by
Rev. Tolbert.
Paul Kirby and Miss Mamie Diem
July 4th, by Rev. Gregg.
Harvey r. Crawford and Nora
NJ. Bennett, July Bird, by Rev. L. Z
Washburn.
Jesse b Lewis and Celia 4. Han
ma, July 4th, by Rev. Kinnard.
John ID. Hrnslcy and Mamie ID.
Halstcad, July 9TH, by Rev. w. II.
Du Bose.
Benton O Harmon and Miss Sadie
Nj. Morgan, July 9th, by Rev. +. p.
Sydenstricker
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Observation-Disclosures.

Hubert A. Hartsook, of Lewis
burg, and Miss Bessie Estcllc Gard
ner of White Sulphur, motorcd to
Covington, Virginia and were mar
ried last Wednesday, July ~, 1922.
Mr.. Harsook is one of Lewisburg's
best and most energetic young
business men. He holds a position
with the Campbell Hardware Co.,
here and is well thought of. The
bride is daughter of Mrs. Lula b.
Gardner, of White Sulphur Springs,
and is an accomplished and worthy
young lady. Their many friends
wish for them a successful and hap
ny life together. From Covington
'hey will go to Niagara Falls and
other points Of interest. They will
re at home to their friends in Lew
lSburg.
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UNUSUAL THREAT Is MADE.

A miniature coffin of the old fash
Toned type neatly cut out of wood,
and filed with 80, SO, and I'D cali
Der cartridges with a note which
read, "Thou shalt not bear witness"
was found by l.. ID. Gable near his
home at Abncy Sunday morning.
On the coffin was printed Cables
name. Near this and where he had
left some farm implements had been
Il still furnace.
Immeditcly he took the find as a
warning TO him for he had been
waging warfare against moon
sinners and bootlcggcrs in his vi
emily. He called officers y l. Sand
crs and J Dalton. who appeared on
the scene with the bloodhOundS
which at once took up a trail lead
ing over the mountain TO the home
OF Oliver and Daniel WcbScr Polk.
Both men were placed under arrest
and taken before Justice Richardson
at McAlpin. The two men confess
ed to putting the warning and
thrca out and were bound over to
The grand jury under thousand
dollars bond which they were I'M
able to furnish.-Becklcy Heraid..
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BEAR CAUGHT,

On July 9th w. II Bivcns. assist
ca in The chase by Ray and Claude
Miller and Oat Harrah, killed Il bear
near ASbury, this county The bear
was about two years cid and was
caught after about three hours chase
In their excitement they shot bruin
nine times They sold the hide for
$1,000 and brought The carcas to
Lcwisbur2 and it was sold to the
citizens of the town at the jackson
Meat Market.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14

FEDERAL COURT PROCEEDINGS
federal Court for the Southern
i'lStrIct which met in Lewisbura
'aSt Wednesday, the 9th, adjourn.
ca on Saturday, the 9Th. The fol-
loving are the chief transactions
"i the Court so far as we are able
20 get them:
Raymond H. Crosse charged with
'.'',nS represented himself to be a
>oldler and obtaining money of
Government check. Fined $4,000
%nn sentenced s years in Atlanta
Federal Prison.
'onn Caldwell confessed to hav-
,1S liquor in his possession. Fined
sioo.oo and sentenced TO four
months in Jail.
=; A''hu Hokc, confessed to having
;'9uor and sentenced to 10 months
~ Cabcll county Jail.
hubert HOke confessed to trans
I"Tung liquor; sentenced nine
"un'hS IN Summers county Jail and
,"'Imobile cOntiscated and ordered
ill.,. caraway, charged with rob-
.nS post office in Raleigh county;
i i"a, lung bond given for Hunt
"2ton Court.
;,', "" r.. Jones on charge of violat-
.S rtderal prohibition law, hung
II" cro, pond of 100000 to appear
, tG the Huntington Court.
i,, NI ,a:rew Sans confessed to hav-
>30o liquor in his possession, fined
v ""o'oo and turned over TO the
If " 81 West Virginia on charge
"''awiully carrying pistol.
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NOTICE.

We are advised by The Fedora,
Land Bank OF Baltimore, that the
rate of interest on loans has been
reduced to 5l2 per cent. We arc
HOW taking applications If this rate,
and can handle twenty-five appli-
cations this month.
For further information call and
see Finley NJ. Arbuckle, Secretary,
Grccnbricr County National Farm
Loan Association.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
MEETING OF ALUMNI CALLED

a meeting of the LcwiSburg Alum
nj Association of Washington and
Lee University, is hereby called to
be held in the Mayors Office, Lewis
burg, w. Va, at II a. H., on Mon
day. the 18th day of July, 1922. 4
full meeting is desired.
THOS. II. DENNIS Pres.
S. u. PRESTON. Scctv
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Up to August 10th We announce
a reduction Of twenty-five per cent
On the regular prices of engraved
calling and business cards, an
nounccmcntS, wedding invitations
and die stamped stationery. Call
and inspect our samples. Mason
Bell, BOOKSELLER & Stationcr, Lewis
burg, West Virginia.
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TO ALL ODD FELLOWS

You are earnestly requested and
invited to attend meeting and
banquet of Odd Fellows to be given
by Greenbricr Lodge. No. l46 at
foncevcrtc, w. Va, Friday nigh,
July 2lst. The State Grand Master
Will be present and wants TO per-
sonally meet you. Come and en-
JOY an evening in r. l.. +. We will
be glad to see you and will apprc-
clatc your presence.
COMMITTEE
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FL TEMPTED ROBBERY.

On last Monday morning robbers
gained entrance through back
door in the &. Z. Sampson Grocery
Store Their presence was noticed
by people living near the Store, and
managed to make their escape while
the police was being notified. Moth
ing was taken from the stock. Blood
hounds were secured but no evil
dcncc was aSccrtained as to who the
parties were.
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THE BENEFIT SHOP

If one realized the great good
done by sending anything, which
IS no longer of any real use at home,
to the Benefit Shop, more would
take the trouble and time to look
up articles to contribute. Every
thing is acceptable.
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COMMITTEE
BIDS ASKED FOR.

The Board of Education OF White
Sulphur District, will receive bids
until July 18th, noon for the crcc-
ton Of Il Brick Gymnasium 5O>70
leet, 10 feet in clear, with two
baths and drrSSin. rooms in rear.
All bids to be accompanied with
specifications in detail.
E2w HOWARD TEMPLETON. Sec.
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CONCERT.

Mrs. Roy Ruckcr, of Missouri,
Will give Il concert at Carnegie
Hall the first week in August for the
benefit of the Grecnbricr County
Community House. Mrs. Rucker is
an accomplished musician and this
Will be rare treat for all who love
music.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
BIG TIME TONokEo\H

me Fourth of JuIy program Of
inc american Legion which wen,
ny the board by reason Of the rain
on the 18th Of July. Will b., held =,
.ne falr Ground on Saturday, the
ION. tomCrrow). This will be :,
Sooo entertainment and it will be
am opportunity 10 helm the hnvS nui
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14
MRS. BROWN COMING.

Mrs. VIM. Gay Brown, candi-
date for Democratic nomination
Tor U. S. Senate, will speak at the
Courthouse, Lewisbure, tomor-
row Saturday at 8 p. m.
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1t is reported that the negotia-
tons by the government for the pur-
chase of Pence Spring hotel prop
crty for sanitarium for disabled
soldiers are almost closed
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BASE BALL GAME TO-DAY.

Anderson VS.. Lewisburg at the
hall park here to-day Friday) adj
mission so cents
Anderson and Lcwisburg both
have good teams and if you apprc-
ciate and wish to see a good, fast
game be at the ball park this after
noon Friday, the 14th)
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NOTICE

The Greenbrier Meat Market hav-
ing closed it is rumorcd that | had
an interest in said market. This is
not the case. did not and never
have had an interest in this market.
F. l.. PFADT.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14

For Private Salc-HouSchold and
l,,chcn furniture after Monday, 18th
call on Mrs Clarence Smith, at
h.r residence.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14

FOR SALE.-A good Jef'ery Car
In good shape; or will trade for Il
small car. Prone No. 107 or sec
ROBERT Lips, Lewisburg, w. Va.
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NOI'I(,E

Expert watch, clock and Jcwclry
repairing after June 18Th, in Halls
Barber Shop, White Sulphur Spring
Is years experience. Mail orders a
speciality.
j. vi. WILKERSON.
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FOR SALE.

30 Economy Silos; % Blizzard
SiIo Cutters; % SharpleS Cream
% Threshing Ma
chimes. G. w. Graves, Anderson.
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Attention is called to the adver-
iiscment Of the Equitable Life Insur
ancc Company, Of New York, Geo.
J. Thompson, of Anderson, w. Va,
Agent Read it.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-14

For iirst-class taxi service call
Restaurant, phone 271,
I.yWiSburS.
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There will be Childrcn's Day
c.ryice at Sam Black Memorial
.Cturch. July 10th, 1880 p. III.
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For prompt Taxi service with
.,rcrul drivers, call Phone 243. Day
49, Night. +. q. Coffman.
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BANK IMPROVEMENT.

INNI
The interior OF the Bank of Green
bricr has been treated with new
decorations which add greatly to
The appearance of the working
rooms of the institution.
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The town was excited yesterday
,nruinu at 9 o'clock-Aluminum
l.. =, T.. l.. Bells Store.
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For SALE.-Good Ford Car. with
either touring or roadster body.
Cheap. G.. A. Van Stavern.
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FIRST class new Honey for sale.
+. Nanstavcrn, LcwiSburg, w. Va
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r,xi service. Phone No. 220. Dan
oudcrmilk.
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rur Slogan: LARGER-LlVER-
i EwlSBURG - GROWlNG-GREAT-
Eu-G REENBRlER.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
MASTERS OF FENCING
DECIDE RIVALRY
Aifio Nadi, Italian, Chal-
ienges Lucicn Coudin, French

Special Co5Ie TO Thu NEW yoaK Hr.ALD.
Copyright, 1899. Jy TUE New YORK HERALD
New Ysrk Herald Bureau.
Paris. Jan. II.
The gentlemaniy art of fencing. which
has hitherto been spared the reproach
of being influenced by huge prizes such
as arc common TO prize fighters and pro-
fessional baseball players, appears to b.
falling from its high estate. Allio Nadi.
famous italian. fencing master before
going to Rio dc Janelro. where he has
been offered professorship. has issued
a challenge 70 the French expert. Lucien
Gaudin, in order TO decide finally their
long standing rivalry.
AS. however Slgnor Nadi risks the
oss of his reputation In Brazil II he is
7efeated. lie makes IL condition ther4
be n stake Of 80 900 francs. so per cent.
If which Is to 30 TO the winner
NJ. Gaudin Is willing TO accept the
challenge. although as an amateur
fenccr Inc viii hand any money that lie
might win 20 the National Fencing Fed
Grafton. His friends offer to find the
money for him, but hope was exprcssc'
that the match would not take place. a.
Il Is believed that it would be likely e.
reduce fencing TO tho iowsr level OF pro-
fessionel sports.