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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
TARIFF BILL PASSES.

The administration tariff bill. Of
tiCially the tariff act OF 1922" was
passed last Saturday by the Senate
after four months Of debate. 1t now
goes to conference.
The vote was As to 25. Senator
Burah. of Idaho. was the only Re-
publican to vote against the measure
Three DcmocratS-BrouSS Ken
drick and RanSdcll-votcd for ii.
Among those who voted for the
bill was Sutherland. of West Nir--
Ginia. Senator Elkin> WAS among
those absent. Senators present but
unable to vote because paired. liar-
Ii>on and P0mcrcnc. Democrats
Senators Harrison and Pomcrcnc
announced that had they been per
mittcd to vote they would have
voted against the bill and the same
announcement Was made in behalf
OF seven Democratic abScntrcS. 1t
was stated also that had Senators
l>aFOllcttc and Norris been present
they would have voted against the
measure. while the other ~ Rcpub-
lican abScntccS would have voted
Tor ii. Senator's l.cnroot and Jones.
OF Washington. Republicans. an
ounccd that they supported the bill
because Of the provisions giving
the President broad authority to in
crease or decrease rates and in the
hopes that the Senate and House
cOnfcrccS would would reduce rates
which they considered excessive.
Senator l.cnroot said that if this
were not done he would vote
against the conference report.
Immediately after the passage of
The bill, Senator CumminS, of Iowa
president pro tcmporc announced
the appointment of the Senate con-
tcrecs: Chairman McCumbcr and
Senator's Smoot. of Utah, and Nc
Lean, of Connecticut. Republicans,
and Simmons. of North Carolina,
and Jones, of New Mexico, Demo
Gratis. Senator Mclean is the fourth
ranking Republican on the finance
committee and was named in place
of Senator LaFollcttc, who under
the usual rule would haze drawn the
assignment, but who is opposed to
the bill.
The measure was returned to the
House Monday with formal request
Tor conference. Republicans of
the House Ways and Means Com
mlttee, at meeting decided to have
lie measure sent to conference
under special rule. instead of to
the ways and means committee for
preliminary consideration, a course
dhat was suggested some time ago
American valuation will be the big
sest issue in conference, but the
general belief at the capital is that
The House will yield on this, ac-
ceptlnS the Senate flexible tariff
plan as Il substitute.
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NOTICE.

To l.. i. Miller. Irene Miller ChaincN.
Mrs. Alexander McNclSh Miller.
heirs at LAW and distributes ul
Alexander McNciSh Miller, dec:
You and each OF YOU are hereby
notified that the Undersigned. Min
ME l.. Reese. formerly Minnie l..
Thomas. will on Tuesday. the Goth
day of September. 1922. apply to the
Circuit Court of Grccnbricr County.
West Virginia. at a term of said
Court to be holden on that day ut
the Court House of said County at
LcwisburS, West Virginia, for an
order of said Court directing the
Clerk of the County Court of Green
brier County, West Virginia, to en-
ccute Il release of the vendors lien
retained in a certain deed executed
by the said Alexander McNcigh
Miller. now deceased, and Mittic
Point Miller, his wife, to the under
signed, Minnie l.. Thomas. dated
January II. 1906 and of record in
the office of the Clerk of the County
Court Of Grcenbricr County in Deed
Book SO at page ,: the said lien
having been fully paid and satisfied
and YOU and caCn of YOU having
failed and refused to execute and
deliver to the undersigned Il proper
release thereof.
MINNIE l.. REESE.
iCrmrrly Minnie l.. ThomaS.)
vi. l.. Jarrett. Attorney. 21-iw
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MEREDITH NOMINATED.

Judge J. 4. Meredith. of Fairmont
was nominated candidate for the
Hlate Supreme Court of Appeals bv
acciainaiIon at the Republican State
'udncial convention in Huntington
on tuesday,. Judge Meredith is at
present Il member Of the State SUI
premc Court by virtue of appoint
mcnt. Seventeen planks were incIud
'd IN the Republican platform adopt
ca shortly before adjournment ai
wnIch cN-Govcrnor Henry ID. Hat
ncId and Senator Howard Suthcr-
'and were among the principal
speakers.
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THE IDLE RICH,

The idle rich are an intolcrablc
curse to the world. They hold
money that they never earn and for
which they never render any COM
penSatlon to society. They always
nave been the curse of the world.
II is the idle rich. with their lux
nrlcS, their vices. their profligacies.
thclr ScliiShncSS, that are the great
cause OF social unrest. They are
me real promoters Of revolution.
whenever revolution has taken
place it is to be traced to the in
influence and example and wick
cdncSs of the idle rich. 1t should
be remembered that the idle rich
are SIMPLY danger to society be-
cause they arc idle. not because they
are rich. 4 rich man NAV be. and
often has been, the greatest bcnc-
factor of society. A man NAV use
ms wealth in such a way that he
pieSScS everyone. and is himself
probably the least Sharcr in its
benefits. But il is the idle rich
who are the curse to society
thoSr who receive the money
winch represents the toll and cncr-
&y OF their fcllOw-mcn. and them
selves render no service for it. do
II" good to anybody. That conSti
tutc> the curse Of society. 1t was
IN" picture Of the idle rich that
Christ drew in the parable Of Dives
and Lazarus. 1t was of the idle
rich He said. lin he'll they lift up
thclr eyes. being tormcntcd.' "-Thc
christian WOrId.
The above is we'll put 1t is not
only the idle rich but it is the idle
OF all classes. IdIcnesS is one of
me greatest curses in the world.
Work is not a drudRery. TO work
is royal privilege. To be idle is
dcbaSing. Work-uscful. beneficial
WORK should be a Joy. 1t should be
q pleasure and the individual who
IS ashamed to work has reached
one OF the lowest levels of living.
he has far to climb before ne gets
q clear view of life.
Until civilization reaches q height
from which men and women work
not for money but for the ioy of
being useful. there is but little hope
for other than the present day
world. There are great UNDERLYING
truths in the above. They must be
studied out and made practical.
ldlcncSS on the part Of any one
is Shamful and degrading. The
mind joyfully engaged i'm useful
work can never be base. No one
can do an evil act with pure mind
The idle brain is the Secd-bcd of
the depreciation. the crime. and The
unrest we see in the world.
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\ meeting of the Public Service
Commission of West Virginia. held
on the 9TH day o fAuguSt, A. ID. 1920
CASE NO. 1867.
White Sulphur s. Huntersville
Railroad Company,
Application for authority to discon-
tlnue service between Nicola. Green
br1er, County, and Moore's Dock,
Poe ahontaS county.
Whereas, application has this day
been filed by the White Sulphur (
Huntersville Railroad Company for
authority. to discontinue service
between Nicola, Greenbrier County.
anu Moore's Dock, Pocahontas
County, it is ordered that leave be
granted TO anyone interested 10 file
objection thereto before the Com
mission at any time on or before the
i2th day OF September, 1922, and
tnlS matter be set down for hearing
al a meeting Of the Commission to
pc held at its Offices in the Capitol
Building in the City of Charleston
on said 18th day of September.
1922, at two o'clock D. H., at which
Time anyone may appear and make
such objection thereto as NAV he
deemed proper.
IL is further ordered that the an
plicant publish a COPY of hi, order
once each week for four successive
weeks in two newspapers of o.
poSlte politics, if such there be. and
OF general circulation in the county.
counties affected by the proposed
dlScontlnuance Of service: and said
applicant shall also post a COPY Of
same, for public Inspection, i'm two
conspicuous places at each station
or stop on that portion of said
faiiroad proposed to be discontinu.
ed at least fifteen days prior TO The
date OF hearing; making due return
OF all thereof on or before the daH.
of hearing. ''' o"S
a Copy. Tcstec:
NJ: X. B. BERHEIM. Secretary
Dice. 4 Davis. Attorneys " :
for Applicant. 11Ar,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
II. l.: Coulter, Admr. of G.. II. Coul-
ter, Decd. Plaintiff

H. L. ie To" dnc;d Admr. Of G. i: Coul-
f: " ~ Coulter ten 'G5 J. f. Eou,,or u
Coulter. Mary +. DarnrlI. NaIicn
X. Adams. Icy ID. Childcrs. EIaas
y. COULTER. The Donaldson Lumber
70. The Union Trust Co.. and Thr
rlrSinla Joint Stock land Rank
Company, ncfcnd,nts '"''N
-, PURSUANT TO Il decree rnicrcd On
me 9TH day of May. 1929, in The
above entitled cause. Whereby The
same same was referred to Chas. \. Me-
Nhortcr. one Of the commissioners
IN thanccry of thc Circuit Court of
!!nccnb ricr County. with inSir,c.
follows: ''io'' 'S
LIST. The debts owed bv G.. II
Houltcr at the time of his death
'hcir AMOUNTS and TO whom owing.
Znd. What real estate was owned
DE Z. n. Coulter at the time of his
death, ITS rental and sale value.
3rd. The specific liens. if any
against the sal d real estate. their
amounts; diSnitieS and priorities.
4th. A settlement of he accoJn,s
OF L' n. Coulter as Administrator
Coulter. VI y. H.
9th. Any other matter that NAV
DC deemed pertinent BY said com
or required by any per-
NOTICE is hereby given to all part
les to the above entitled ca,Isc and
TO all creditors Of said G.. Fl. Coul-
Ter, that | have fixed on the 2nd
DAY OF September. 1922. as the time
when' and at my Office in the Bank
OF Grrccnbricr Building. Lcwisburg.
W. va; as the place where | will
proceed TO execute the terms of said
nccrce. when and where thcy arc
required to attend with such books.
papers vouchers and evidence. as
VIII enable me to comply with said
order Of Court.
:, cllAS. y. McWHORTER.
J I-4W commissioner in Chanccry
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ESTIMATE.
TOWN OF EAST R4INELLE.
State OF West Virginia.
County oi GrrcnDrIrr. TO-wit:
Town of Last RalnClic.

AT Il regular session of the Coun-
ell OF the town of last Raincllc,
Grc"nbricr county, held in the coun
Gil Chambers thereof, in the G.. |.
Wall building on the second Tues
day In August, towit, the Sth day of
August, 1922, thrc were present +.
J.. Flint, Mayor; Cecil Brown, Re-
cordcr, and &. w. Hushart, ID. T..
Rogers, II Miller, Clark Louder
milk and 4 Is Carr, members of the
council of said town.
In accordance with chapter 1876
Acts OF the Legislature of 1919, the
Council proceeded to make I'D an
estimate of the amounts necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
year, TO cover all municipal debts
and liabilities payable during the
said year, including probable cx-
pendlturcS for municipal purposes
and proper allowances for dclin-
quent taxes. expenses of collections
ana contingencies: but thercfrom
the money in the city treasury an
plicablc to the service of the wear
and municipal claims and doth de-
termine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied as follows:
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CROWS SUCCESSOR.

Governor Sproul, of PENNSYLVANIA
has appointed Major Davis A. Reed.
OF Plttsburg to succeed the late vii.
nam r. Grow in the United States
Senate from that State.
II is said that he will be imncd-
lately sworn in. This is the third
United States Senator to be appoint
ca by the Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA
within less period Of time than a
year. Each vacancy being accaS-
lonrd by death. Those dying were
Senators knON, PcnroSc and Crow.
senator Crow was appointed to
succeed Senator KnoN.
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Il. !.
BlvcnS. residing at Meadow Bluff.
GrccnErier County, West Virginia.
who is the manager. lincman and
collector for the Meadow Blum
Mutual Telephone Co. will on the
18th day of Scptember. 1922. apply
to the Circuit Court of said county
tor license to carry pistol.
r. J. BINENS.
BY Counsel.
J. $ McWhortcr, Atty.
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NOTICE TO CREDITuRS.

To the Creditors of G.. II. COULTER
deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of the County Of
Greenbrier, West Virginia, made in
a cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate of the said e.. IL.
Coulter, to the payment of his debts
YOU are required to present your
claims against the estate of the said
{; II. Coulter. for adjudication to
ChaS. \. McWhortcr, Commissioner.
at his office in the Bank of Green
brier Building. Lewisburs. w Va.
on or before the 2nd day OF Septcm-
Der 1922.
Witness: w. +. Richardson. Clerk
OF said court, this DIST day of July.
1922.
28-6w W. +. RICHARDSON. Clerk
NOTICE.
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State Of West Virginia.
'o .ry OF Greenbricr, To-wit:

'TD,,,,, =, III ~, TU-"IT.
roWn OF East Rainelle.
fon .i Lccll brown. Recorder, in and
, oIlo inc municipality Of East Rain.
81 'r W.. conn,y OF Grccnbricr and State
~ 10, VS. virginia, do hereby certify
n orJ, 'nc foregoing conforms TO an
", "ei mage by the council of said
ttoog19'''pa''ty on the 9Th day of Aug
wynn under my hand this 1Otb
day Of August. 1929. " WIS 'o'h
Os ,,o ,M;ELll: BROWN. Recorder.
vi ''e municipality Of East RainclIc
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CURRENT MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
ESTIMATES.

Estimated Receipts.
(a) The amount due the munich
panty Tor regular municipal Dur
poses, and the amount that will be-
come due and collectible from
every source for such purposes. ex-
cept from the levy to be made for
the current fiscal year.
Balance in hands Of CITY
treasury "a M
Redemption and sale of de-
linqucnt lands $500
Taxes collected Ism
General licenses 100 IN
CapitationS ~ On
Contributions from Ladies
Aid and others 10000
contributions from VI. b.
Clu:. 243.29
Total estim,cd receipts
Except from current
lcvN) efeo 90
Estimated Disbursements.
=, ND) DEBTS and demands owed bv
inc municipality for regular mu
liclpal purpose. and the debts and
demands that will become due nd
p1aSaDlc LOT such purposes, during
Outstanding orders June 80.
1872, including interest s336 90
Co All other expenditures navy
able out of funds of the municinal-
lty for regular municipal nrrpasns
Tor the current fiscal wear.
Salaries of Chief Police 5000 90
Expenses keeping and feed
Fms Ing prisoners 400
Advertising and legal publ ''
r,c cations 5000
E'cctlon expenses 10 M
Malntcnancc Of streets and
alleys anu ozoo
Grand Total Dixbursc-
mems General Fund ST 35o m
ora, estimated receipts
brought forward GG9 %
A'louht TO be provided by
hcVN Tor current munich
Pal purposes $50, :,
~ appearing from the FOREGOING
mate That il is necessary ,o r,i."
DH levy. after dcduriinc ali crrJii"
Ho9J.l FOR regular m,Inicin,I ,,,',.
poses: therefore it is dcIrrninnd
lhat levy Of Fifty cents C5or ! wv
eaCh one hundred dollars aS,css "'i
nh'uatlrn Of all DroDcrtv tayubIo IN
NE SalI municipality 0fEa>t H,;nI
81, ,,'' VII ne necessary TO nroGuc,
me estimated amount aforesaid for
me ensuing fiscal wear. based ,,nor
tne iaSt assessment thereof. nc cari;
ned TO the council whose div i is
70 MAKE such report, as follows.
~ zeal Estate s "a 320 M
Cd Personal Property 555 ''S23 00
Total, - s,oo1,3oo
state Of West Virginia,
[ >C
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ID" your very best today. He
VIII" waits for tomorrow L. do his
tasks will never do them.
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PROBABLY one Of the reasons that
u man is nat satisfied with his LOT is
because Tic other fellow has = loi
more.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25

Work that is not finished is not
work at all; it is merely a botch, an
@bOrtion.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25

When you ask man about his
corn crop r"w he says thai ii Will
so about twelve gallons 20 ;hc acre.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
GRANVILLE.

Mrs. w. A. Huff AMI little
daughter, Mary Nan. have gone
to Nashville.
Misses Halle Reeves and
Christine Settle. of Gainesboro,
spent several days last week
with Mrs Luther Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs George Johnson,
of Flynn's Lick, spent Sunday
here, They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Johnson's sister,
Miss Ruby Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sutton and
children have gone to Nashville.
Miss Ruby Maddux have re-
turned from Cookeville.
Albert Terrell, who has been
attending 7. M. l, at Sweet
water, has returned for the sum
mer.
Quite a number of new Fords
have been purchased here re-
Gently
Miss Matte Mae Morgan, OF
Flynn's creek. spent Sunday,
as the guest of Miss Mary Emma
Cooper.
Mrs. R. S. Sutton, who has
been real sick. is improving.
The Medley Moving Picture
Show entertained the people Of
this place three nights last week
Chas Brown and ia .nily, CT
Gaineshoro, spent the weekend
here.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
To Whom 1t May Concern

After this date MAY 25th)
| will not be in my office in
Gainesboro, only on Mondays
and Saturdays of each week, un-
til after the regular election in
August, 1922, except the first
Monday in July, at which time
Quarterly Court convenes, | will
be in the office the entire week.
If you have business with me,
| will deem it a favor if you will
come to the clerks office on the
above named days.
Yours ready to serve.
g. Lee McGlasson,
County Court Clerk.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
DRY FORK.

We are having some nice
farming weather now. Most oil
the corn isilaie. but looking fine.
Oats and clover are looking
good.
jimmie Sue and Johnnie Brown
visited B. C. Anderson Saturday
night.
9H. s Brown and wife enter
tanned a large number of friends
and relatives Sunday. Among
those present were: ]. L. Brown
and wife. DR.. Anderson and
family, ]. ]. Fuqua and wife,
Mrs. N Henderson, Joe Pruitt
and wife, V L Anderson and
family, B P Anderson and wife,
Mrs. Aletha Anderson, Walter
Apple, wife and baby. All en-.
joyed good dinner and q jolly
AFTERNOON.
w 7 Anderson and wife visit-
ed C F Halle. Sunday.
Mrs. s. A Ragland visited
Mrs. Mary Wheeler. Sunday.
Wash Brown, of Burristown
spent Saturday night with his
sistcr. W. w. Wheeler.
{ w H Brown and family spent
Sunday with Vernon Raglsnd
wife.
Edna Brown. of Cookeville,
visited friends and relatives 1t
! this place last week.
| E. E. Donoho passed thru
here last week soliciting votes
for his candidacy for trustee.
Tom Halle and wife, w. P.
Brown and wife visited H. c.
Brown, Sunday.
Homer Reynolds. of Big
Branch, was here Sunday.
Oliver Anderson and wife Of
Corinth, visited relatives at this
place Saturday night.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
MEAGSVILLE.

Several from this place went
to the decoration at Fairview,
Sunday.
Elna and Inez Hamilton spent
Sunday with Clara and Ruby
Carver.
Farmers are all busy taking
care of their hay and blowing
corn.
Sarah. Jane Whitaker spent
Saturday night with Doris
LOFTS.
Mrs Morgan Murphy visited
Mrs Author Murphy Tuesday.
O l. Scantland and wife. ano
Mrs Wade Buck took dinner
Sunday with Harvey Smith and
wife.
Sam Lynn, OF Whites bend,
spent the weekend with his
uncle and aunt, A. J. Murphy
and wife.
Sallie Casteel. Rubye Smith
and Opal Moss spent Saturday
night with Bill Moss.
Bill Moss, Bessie and Bertha
Stafford and MYRTLE Peek were
the recent guests of Sallie Gas.
teel.
George Flynn and wife. Pres
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

ton Crowder and wife were the
dinner guests of Wesley Swan
and wife. Sunday.
Chas Lynn and wife spent
Sunday with Vollie Moss and
wife.
Hello! Joe Murphy, Of Akron,
Ohio, come on with the news.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
CITIES SUBMIT
14REASONS FOR
UNFOLDING SUIT
Court Asked to Overrule De-
murrer in Utilities
Merger.

An answer to the demurrer Of the de-
PENDANTS In a suit TO enjoin the operation
OF the Indiana Electric Corporation was
filed by the plaintiffs in Superior Court,
Room .. today. The answer sets out
fourteen reasons why the demurrer should
be overruled. The corporation was re-
Gently formed by the consolidation Of
seven Indiana utilities. The defendants
are the corporation and the public service
commission and the plaintiffs are the
cities Of Indianapolis and kokomO.
The brief argues that the commission
has no right under any circumstances to
order the sale of utility property to any
corporation that is not itself q utility
that II has no power to authorize the
consolidation Of properties located in diff
ferent communities and furnishing dis
similar services that 1t cannot authorize
the sale of property unless there are
bona tde sellers and purchasers; that it
has no right to authorize q corporation 10
sell it's own property to Itself; that ii
has no right to order property valued at
sl0300000 to be sold on the basis of
S17. .3O0O 600: and to authorize the sale Of
stocks and bonds 10 this latter amount
that 1t has no power tc capitalize the
theoretical appreciation of $72OO,ON
caused by war conditions against the
public; that 1t cannot prevent the city
OF indianapolis or the city Of Kokomo
from purchasing utility property; that
1t has no right to give any corporation a
franchise to enter any city without the
consent Of that city that it has no power
to authorize the construction Of a central
power plant or make extensions; that il
has no power to authorize the Indiana
Electric Corporation to purchase any
utility property; that 1t cannot order the
sale Of the property of any property Of
utility which was not party to the
proceedings
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

the championship cup for the Fifth corps
area competition recently.
In a workmanship match, which lasted
six weeks and included sixteen schools,
which have military units in the Fifth
corps area composed Of Indiana Illinois.
Ohio and Kentucky, the Dc Pauw rifle
team won with q 5,465 score out Of
possible 6,OO0. The men now are setting
! hot pace in the national rifle meet.
"On the whole, the girls shoot better
than the men, comparatively speaking"
said Major Shute IN comment' on his
fair markswomen.- "OAly a Z, Of the
girls finch when firing a rifle" he said,
and, In every case, l have noticed they
do not vince until after the charge has
left the rife, which does not interfere
with the accuracy Of their shooting"
Most Of the girls are hampered by
their inability TO close the left eye while
aiming" continued the major. I'VE over
come this, however, by bandaging the left
optic" Incidentally, one might infer from
the handicap who does the flirting at De
Pauw.
There Is no chance of an accident while
the girls are shooting" said the major.
An officer. a commissioned officer,
and several members Of the mems rifle
team always are present TO teach the
girls how TO handle the pieces safely.
Moreover, girls have more fear Of a
rifle than the average man and so are
less inclined to be careless IN the han
ding Of the weapon. AS an additional
prscaution we always teach a girl ex-
actly how 10 handle and use q rifle te-
fore she even has one In her hands"
Parents Of the coed marksmen have
registered no serious complaint against
the new feminine sport here so far as
can be learned. It is known. In one case,
a girl sent home for her fathers rife.
In organizing the girls ride team.
Major Shute has no intention Of enlisting
tho co-eds in any KIND Of military unit
whatsoever, but merely IS promoting It
as a healthful form Of recreation for the
young women. The local team plans to
schedule a meet with the girls rife team
Of Louisiana University
The girls in the picture are: Left to
right, first rOw-Alice McCorkle, WIN
gate Mary Jorzick, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,; Eleanor Meade GoodlRnd; Alice
watts, Washington, d. c.; Gertrude Clap
per, Modesto. Cal Geraldine Moore. Ko-
komo Mary Singleton, Martinsville ;
Thelms Warrick. Terre Hsute; Mary
Simison,E Romney; Mildred McCloud,